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EPISODE 49: THE PYRAMIDS' OTHER SECRET (3)
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Art by Mark Pexton
Story & lettering by Franco Villa
Edits by Cristian Di Biase & Luca Salvadei
NOTES
As per the official continuity, the Men In Black are in control of the Egyptian Museum of Antiques at least since La donna immortale (Martin Mystere nn. 79-80).
Considering the strong connection between Ancient Egypt and Atlantis, it is just logical to surmise that this control was originated a long time before.
The history of this secret storehouse of the Men In Black mirrors the (actual) history of the Egyptian Museum of Antiques, which was first opened in 1858 in the Bulaq city block, but went quickly out of room for the many artifacts.
In 1891, it was moved into the Isma'il Pascià palace in Giza, later renamed "Giza's palace", but the building was not large enough to host the ever growing exhibits.
Designed by architect Marcel Dourgnon, and built by Giuseppe Garozzo and Francesco Zaffrani, the current site of the museum lies in Tahrir Square, in the middle of Cairo City. Ther inauguration took place in 1902.
It is likely that the Men In Black gave their contribution to the endeavor, integrating the original design with the dimensionally-displaced underground rooms that are featured in our webcomic.
The information within the Universal Databank can be protected or hidden in many different ways, as told in The Music of the Spheres.
As revealed in part 2 of this webcomic, the Z Stone can morph into different objects, depending on the need of its owner. In this case, it has turned into a pair of gloves.
More about the Z Stone (which apparently is an odd Hexagon) in the webcomic about its origin: Under the Sign of the Z.
EPISODE 49: THE PYRAMIDS' OTHER SECRET (3)
PREV < PAGINA 2 > NEXT
Art by Mark Pexton
Story & lettering by Franco Villa
Edits by Cristian Di Biase & Luca Salvadei
NOTES
As per the official continuity, the Men In Black are in control of the Egyptian Museum of Antiques at least since La donna immortale (Martin Mystere nn. 79-80).
Considering the strong connection between Ancient Egypt and Atlantis, it is just logical to surmise that this control was originated a long time before.
The history of this secret storehouse of the Men In Black mirrors the (actual) history of the Egyptian Museum of Antiques, which was first opened in 1858 in the Bulaq city block, but went quickly out of room for the many artifacts.
In 1891, it was moved into the Isma'il Pascià palace in Giza, later renamed "Giza's palace", but the building was not large enough to host the ever growing exhibits.
Designed by architect Marcel Dourgnon, and built by Giuseppe Garozzo and Francesco Zaffrani, the current site of the museum lies in Tahrir Square, in the middle of Cairo City. Ther inauguration took place in 1902.
It is likely that the Men In Black gave their contribution to the endeavor, integrating the original design with the dimensionally-displaced underground rooms that are featured in our webcomic.
The information within the Universal Databank can be protected or hidden in many different ways, as told in The Music of the Spheres.
As revealed in part 2 of this webcomic, the Z Stone can morph into different objects, depending on the need of its owner. In this case, it has turned into a pair of gloves.
More about the Z Stone (which apparently is an odd Hexagon) in the webcomic about its origin: Under the Sign of the Z.
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