JAMES PATTERSONS MURDER OF KING TUT (2010)

"The Murder of King Tut adapts best-selling author James Patterson's NY Times Bestselling novel in this exciting new series. As we visit the Egyptian landscapes back in the time of the Boy King (with art by Christopher Mitten), we also follow the trials and tribulations of his discoverer, Howard Carter, as he searches tomb after tomb looking for what most other archeologists are certain doesn't exist, the Tomb of Tutankhamen and the clues to his controversial and mysterious death (art by Ron Randall)!"

"In chapter two of this adaptation of best-selling author James Pattersons' hit, explore exotic Egyptian landscapes in the time of the Boy King, as we discover that as Queen Nefertiti fails to produce a son, her Pharaoh, Akhenaten sires one with a lowly concubine. Also follow a young Howard Carter, the 19th century discoverer, as he learns the archeology ropes which will eventually bring him to the greatest find of the 20th century: The Tomb of Tutankhamen and the clues to his mysterious death!"

"Archeologist Howard Carter is on hard times, being kicked out of the business while there are tantalizing rumors about the tomb of someone named Tutankhamun and a pharaoh buried in the Valley of Kings meanwhile, we witness Tut's boyhood and deepening relationship with his sister, Ankhe "

"(W) James Patterson, Alexandar Irvine (A) Christopher Mitten, Ran Randall In this exciting comic book adaptation of best-selling author James Patterson's hit novel, we find archeologist Howard Carter rebounding from his Egyptian exile and on the verge of making the discovery of the century - the tomb of the boy king! Meanwhile, as Tut fails to produce an heir, the fates don't bode well for his longevity."

"James Patterson, Alex Irvine (w) • Christopher Mitten, Ron Randall (a) • Darwyn Cooke (c) Author James Patterson unravels the mystery behind the boy king's tragic and untimely death. We also witness the triumph and demise of Howard Carter, Tut's 20th-century discoverer of his tomb, as all things come to light in this concluding issue. FC • 32 pages • $3.99"