CLEOPATRA THE MUMMY JOHN STORM SAVES THE REINCARNATED ANCIENT EGYPTIAN REPLICANT PHARAOH QUEEN FROM NAZI OCCULTISTS BENT ON CREATING A FOURTH REICH OCEAN ADVENTURES FRANCHISE SUPERHUMAN FILMS AND GRAPHIC NOVELS COMICS SERIES TREASURE ISLAND KULOLUNA

JOHN STORM - OCEAN ADVENTURER
John Storm is called in by concerned: Egyptian, UNESCO and US agencies, to survey the sunken Mediterranean city of Thonis-Heracleion, in Aboukir Bay, near Alexandria, when he discovers that a tomb recently plundered contained a mummy that is a likely DNA match for the long lost Egyptian Pharaoh Queen. Cleopatra's tomb lay lost for centuries. Then a shift in the tectonic plates triggered a tremor off the coast of Alexandria, revealing clues to a team of geneticists and archaeologists led by Rudolf Kiesler, descendant of a Nazi scientist who escaped to Brazil as World War Two closed in on Adolf Hitler's evil empire. Storm had previously discovered disturbing technology on the banks of the river Amazon, at Kiesler's HQ, that enhances humans using cloning technology perfected by an Italian scientist - that also enables digital replication. It becomes clear that the occultist sect are attempting to reincarnate Cleopatra IV, with unimaginable consequences for mankind, should the technology fall into the wrong hands. CLEOPATRA THE MUMMY GRAPHIC NOVEL - The story is divided into three issues, so that each chapter of the ocean and climate awareness adventure is more enjoyable, with more illustrations and more intrigue, building to a climax where the Elizabeth Swann and her crew are attacked with a view to destroying the technology and silencing the protagonists, to cover up covert the black-ops of the antagonists, that should never have been sanctioned.

Aegyptus - Roman province Aboukir Bay - Mediterranean Sea, Egypt Adolf Hitler - Nazi Germany and the Third Reich Afterlife, The - Ahmed Saleh - Egyptian fisherman who discovers the location of Cleopatra's tomb Alexander the Great Alexandria - Cleopatra's palace Amazon Queen - Elizabeth Swann takes a jungle cruise - Graphic novel brief Ancient Egyptians Ancient Greeks Angelina Jolie - Proposed Cleopatra movie from 2013, rumored to be under development Anubis - Ancient Egyptian god of death, protector of the afterlife and mummification Archaeology - The study of ancient history Ark, The - The world's largest DNA archive Asp - Poisonous Egyptian cobra, suicide of Cleopatra in Mausoleum, Alexandria Palace Atlantic Dash - John Storm and Dan Hawk load up supplies and head to Brazil, through Bermuda Triangle Augustus - Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus Baron Heinrich Richtofen - Neo Nazi, Fourth Reich occultist Battle of Actium, The - 2nd September 31BC, Ionian Sea Battle of the Nile Blade Runner - 1982 film about biologically enhanced (synthetic) humans Blood and Treasure - CBS actions adventure drama series Blue Shield, The - International association for the protection of cultural heritage Book of the Dead Book of the Living Bourne Identity, The - Jason Bourne, CIA black ops, Treadstone Burial chambers Canopus - Is an ancient Egyptian coastal town that sank into the Mediterranean sea with Thonis-Heracleion Captain America - Steve Rodgers US super enhanced World War Two soldier frozen in ice for 70 years Captain Nemo - The world's best autonomous AI navigation system Charley Temple - Adventurous camerawoman and researcher Chief Constable Harold Hall - Metropolitan police, Scotland Yard Cleopatra - Search for Tomb 2020 continues - 1963 film starring Elizabeth Taylor - 1917 film starring Theda Bara (silent) Cloning - A way of biologically replicating a living organism, including humans, science facts CRISPR - DNA editing (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) genetic engineering molecular biology Curse of the Pharaohs - Many tombs are cursed, as a warning not to disturb the remains of the dead CyberCore Genetica - NanoComm's super computer, invented by William and Jane Bates Danny Hawk - Gifted engineer aboard the Elizabeth Swann Death On The Nile - 2022 film starring Kenneth Branagh, Armie Hammer and Gal Gadot Dirty Harry - Chief Constable Harold Holland, Scotland Yard DNA - John Storm's collection: The Ark Egyptology - The study of ancient Egyptian history Elizabeth Swann - An advanced ship, bristling with marine sensors and onboard artificial intelligence Elizabeth Taylor - Cleopatra (1963) film Enigma - Coding machines used to generate scrambled ciphers by Germany in WWII Fourth Reich - 4th Nazi empire or realm Franck Goddio - French marine archaeologist Franco Francisco - An Italian scientist who perfects an artificial womb to enable rapid human cloning Frankenstein - Mary Shelley's monster comes of age General Sir Rodney Dunbar - MI6 military intelligence Genome - The DNA sequence that determines who and what we are Glen Godenho - Dr., archaeologist working at Taposiris Magna Grave robbers - people who steal valuable artifacts and treasure, or human remains from a burial site Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property 1954 Hal - The Elizabeth Swann is the world's most clever autonomous AI ship Harold Holland - Chief Constable, Scotland Yard, London Hatshepsut - Egyptian Pharaoh queen 1507 - 1458 BC Homepage Hwang Woo-Suk, Dr. - Innovative South Korean scientist famous for experimental research on animal & human cloning Indiana Jones - 1981 film Raiders of the Lost Ark, set in Tanis, Egypt during World War Two, against the Nazis Isis - Egyptian goddess of life Jack Mason - CIA secret agent Jobs - Illustrators, Colourists, Caption writers - opportunities for students and professionals John Storm - Ocean adventurer, archaeologist and explorer Julius Caesar - Roman General and Emperor of Rome Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom - A 2018 film based on the cloning of dinosaurs and humans Kathleen Martinez - Senior archaeologist looking for Cleopatra's tomb Klaus von Kolreuter - Human genome sequencing expert Kulo-Luna - First of the John Storm adventures Lady Gaga - Rumored to be interested in Cleopatra re-make Livescience 27 July 2020 - Where is Cleopatra's tomb? Marjorie Boyle - Backpacker and Youtube blogger, Trinidad Mark Antony - Marcus Antonius, father to three children by Cleopatra Movies - Films where Ancient Egyptian mummies are resurrected from the dead with the book of the dead - The Mummy 1999 - The Mummy 2017 Mummies - Many cultures mummify their dead, for the same reason, to preserve the physical remains of an animal Mummification - Preservation of the human body using spices, sealed jars and incantations Mummipedia Fandom Wiki links - A comprehensive list of links to mummification Musa Bomani - Tomb raider Mythology NanoComm super CyberCore Genetica computers Nefertiti - Egyptian Pharaoh queen 1370 - 1330 BC New Kingdom Nick Johnson - British Minister of Defence (The Devil) MI6 head covert operations Nile - The river that irrigates Egypt and much of Africa Octavian - Augustus first Emperor of Rome, Caesar 63BC - 14AD Osiris - God of the dead, judge of the underworld Pharaohs Ptolemaic dynasty Pyramids Ra - The sun god, giver of life Red Notice - Netflix film about an antiquities thief who steal Cleopatra's eggs 2021 Reincarnation - Eternal life Replicants - Synthetic, biologically engineered humans, bred as slaves Roberto Ferrara - A Nazi spy working for the Secret Society in Rome Romans - Fearful of Cleopatra being resurrected from the dead, ensured it would be a difficult task Royal Barges Royal Tombs Rudolf Kessler - German Egyptologist Safiya Sabuka - Egyptian treasure hunter, occultist Sam Hollis - Trinidad Bugle, reporter Shaun Flanagan - Police sergeant, Scotland Yard Solar Boats - The vessel that transports Egyptians in the afterlife Sophia Boutella - The mummy in the 2017 film of the same name Stem Cells - Using the biological building blocks to mechanically engineer complex body parts Taposiris Magna - Egyptian temple The Boys From Brazil - Film (1978) a group of Neo Nazi war criminals try to clone Adolf Hitler' The Da Vinci Code - Book and film, quest for the Holy Grail, by Dan Brown The Mummy - The physical remains necessary for reincarnation Thebes (modern Luxor) Thonis-Heracleion - An Egyptian/Greek port that sank off the coast of Egypt near Alexandria Tomb Raiders - Thieves who search for archaeological relics to sell on the black market Treasure hunters - Can be archaeologists looking for knowledge or commercial antiquities dealers Treasure Island - A John Storm adventure in search of Henry Morgan's pirate treasure in the Caribbean sea Tutankhamun UNESCO - Cultural heritage thefts, antiquities export & imports funding ISIS terrorism Valley of the Kings - (Arabic: وادي الملوك‎ Wādī al Mulūk) William Shakespeare - Antony and Cleopatra (tragedy) published 1623 World Heritage Site World War Two - The Second World War II, was a technological arms race from 1939 to 1945 Zahi Hawass - Egyptologist who is looking for Cleopatra's mummy
When we turn 30, we start to lose muscle mass – as much as 3 to 5 per cent per decade – while our metabolism simultaneously begins slowing down. Regular exercise or strength training can work to counteract this and help to keep age-related weight gain at bay. Turning back the clock. Our hero, John Storm, was turned into a superhuman while experimenting with genetic altering equipment developed by an Occultist sect of a New World Order: The Fourth Reich.

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