“Terror Tomb”

8 pgs. Appeared first time [COLOR] in Creepy #61 (1974). Reprinted [COLOR] in Comix International #1 (1975), [COLOR] in Heavy Metal Special: The Best of Richard Corben from Creepy & Eerie! (1998) [VERS.2], [COLOR] in Creepy Archieves Volume #13 (2012) [VERS.3], and [COLOR] in Creepy Presents Richard Corben (2012) [VERS.3].
Story/Color(prob. colored by Corben’s overlays)/Art: Richard Corben.

Finland [FIN]: as “Kammokammio” in Shokki tekijänä Richard Corben #1 (2013).
France [FRA]: as “Mastaba maudit” in Vampirella [FRA] #15 (1974) and Le Carnaval des monstres (1981).
Germany [GER]: as “Grab des Terrors”, [COLOR] in Schwermetall #22 (1981) and Schwermetall, Sammelband #6.
Italy [ITA]: as “La mummia” in L’Eternauta #44 (1986).
The Netherlands [NL]: as “Tombe des Doods” in Creepy [NL] #1 (1980).
Serbia [SER]: as “Terror Tomb [SER]” in Jeznovik #2: Ričard Korben (2013).
Spain [SPA]: as “Tumba del terror” in Delta #12 and Famosos “Monsters” del cine #4 (1975).

Style: Colored with overlays. Genre: Horror / Humour. Time Span: No particular moment of time. Nudity: Voluptuous girl.
Keywords: Cavern. Hidden treasure. Greedy archaelogists. Dog. Tomb. Mummy. Egyptian princess. Uncle Creepy.
Synopsis: A group of archaelogists are after possible hidden treasures of ancient Egyptian tomb cavern. If they have a dog, they do have also two locals, who try to prevent their quest. Group finds their treasture and local guys their mummy; only mummy can prevent stealing.
Comment: Very good story, by Corben himself, of humoristic point of view for ancient treasture stealing vs. mummy variation. Pastellic looking, dark colors look great. Exceptionally brilliant ending (from the moment mummy wakes up).
Alternatives, [VERS.2]: Poorly scanned from magazine.
Alternatives, [VERS.3]: Restored with piety by José Villarrubia.