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Title: Chamber of Horus (Secret of the Pyramid part 2) by Edgar P. Jacobs ISBN: 0-87416-083-9 Publisher: Catalan Communications Pub. Date: February, 1991 Format: Paperback List Price(USD): $8.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: mystery treasure in ancient egyptian tombs
Comment: This second part pof "The Mystery of the pyramid" is called "The chamber of Horus". The chamber in which the treasure of heretic pharaoh Echnaton is possibly still intact.

Next to honest egyptologists, this treasure also draws Oldrik who has no scientific interest wghat so ever. Then Mortimer starts receives anonimous notes, warning him that his life is in danger, and only the talisman of a sheik saves him when the sneak attack occurs at niht. Is this arab sheik really who he seems to be? How does he know so much? Does magic really exists? In a tense nightly exploration of tombs on the plateau of Gizeh Blake and Mortimer discover the truth of the chamber of Horus and the treasure of Echnaton. But they are not alone....

All in all, a high paced, well researched, comic adventure dealing in a very inspiring way with egyptology and ancient Egypt. And not in the least: with magnificent drawings.

Rating: 5
Summary: Comics the worldbest
Comment: fascination, thriller, travel through time and civilisations , and a lot of serious informations

Rating: 5
Summary: Excellent story for young and old full of egyptian interests
Comment: Thriller, an adventure with intelligence, realism and an imagination which reaches the intime realilty of the egyptian civilization.