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Imhotep | |||
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Naming | |||
Others | Ardath Bey Prince Imhotep | ||
Personal information | |||
Species | Human (living mummy) | ||
Gender | Male | ||
Place of origin | Egypt | ||
Affiliation | Pharaoh Amenophis | ||
Relations | Ankh-es-en-amon (love interest) | ||
Occupation | High Priest | ||
Current status | Deceased | ||
Cause of death | Destruction of the Scroll of Thoth which had previously revived him | ||
Biology | |||
Body type | Human | ||
Height | 5' 11" (1.8 m) | ||
Abilities | Magic rituals | ||
Sentience | Sentient | ||
Sapience | Sapient | ||
Behind the scenes | |||
Universe | The Mummy | ||
Performed by | Boris Karloff Arnold Vosloo Jim Cummings |
“ | Know this. This creature is the bringer of death. He will never eat, he will never sleep...and he will never stop. | ” |
In the 1932 film The Mummy, Imhotep was the High Priest of the Temple of the Sun circa 1730 BC, and a very powerful sorcerer who was killed but denied access to the afterlife. His sarcophagus was disinterred in 1922 and by the power of the magical Scroll of Thoth, his body was revived.
In the present, he operated under the name Ardath Bey. His magic rituals allowed him to perform feats such as hypnotism as well as killing enemies by inducing a heart attack from distance.
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I’ve always been a massive Godzilla fan ready to see who he will vanquish next. I tend to really prefer the stories of him defeating other Kaiju but the stories involving the government can work well enough. Unfortunately this one goes all in on him just stomping around and not doing much of anything since the story is a story within a story. For the first time I would say that this is a Godzilla comic that I …didn’t like.
The story starts off with a pirate about to be executed. He knows that he has to do something quickly and so he informs the guards that he knows of a conspiracy that even involves the queen of England. This is considered blasphemy because he is in England so they get ready to take him down but then a high ranking government agent shows up. He explains that they have to listen to this and the prisoner will regret it if the story is fake. So the pirate begins his yarn about a giant Kaiju known as Godzilla and other monsters that walk the lands. He has actually gotten to see them and lived to tell the tale. Pretty spooky eh?
Lots of problems here right off the bat of course. For starters, the entire comic follows this story format. It’s not even in the style of a true flashback where I can just forget about the curr