Wrap Up In Comics To Brace Yourself For 'The Mummy'
by The GoComics TeamUniversal's Tom Cruise-fronted The Mummy re-re-reboot looks to be quite the movie. Arriving in theaters this weekend, The Mummy follows Kong: Skull Island in Universal's new series of blockbustery shared universe films. Unlike its predecessors, this new Mummy takes the focus off of petrified bandaged dudes in favor of a (mostly) beautiful superpowered woman covered in sick tats. To be fair, we've only seen three trailers (and the hilarious version that's missing music and sound effects), so the film's final contents could fit a more traditional horror mode. Either way, it's not a bad idea to pack your brain with mummy comics before exposing it to a potentially volatile mix of ancient myth and movie magic. Enjoy!
The Awkward Yeti By Nick Seluk Feb 24, 2016
WuMo By Wulff & Morgenthaler Jan 22, 2017
Off the Mark By Mark Parisi Oct 8, 2014
Berkeley Mews By Ben Zaehringer Mar 30, 2015
Reality Check By Dave Whamond April 24, 2009
The Argyle Sweater By Scott Hilburn April 28, 2013
Lio By Mark Tatulli Aug 4, 2008
Drabble By Kevin Fagan Oct 27, 2001
Poorly Drawn Lines By Reza Farazmand July 11, 2014
Garfield By Jim Davis July 18, 1988
Garfield By Jim Davis July 19, 1988
GROG Premium Member over 5 years ago
The Mummy – and other horror films, just wouldn’t be the same without Boris Karloff. His voice, alone, would give you chills down your spine.
BiggerNate91 over 5 years ago
Is the new Mummy movie even connected to the old ones?
Strawberry Hellcat: Gair I gall, ffon I’r anghall over 5 years ago
I love the Boris Karloff movie too! His version has such mystery and angst about it – something this shallow modern interpretation will never have.
the snoopy dude over 5 years ago
i love the “poorly drawn lines” one