The Mummy #3A (Titan Books 2017)

Step into a shadow-soaked London where occult danger collides with urban noir in The Mummy #3A (Titan Books 2017). This 28-page, full-color installment deepens a gripping saga written by Peter Milligan, with striking art by Ronilson Friere and a collectible cover by John McCrea. Mature Readers welcome you to a world where myth threads through the city’s streets and every panel pulls you closer to the mystery.

In this pivotal chapter, Angel has broken free from the insidious clutches of the Sect of Annubis, only to find herself alone and vulnerable as Nebulah’s ancient soul fights for control of her mind. As Angel battles for autonomy, the Sect of Annubis and the enigmatic Pyramid Club race against time to locate her—and the consequences of failure are nothing short of catastrophic. For the Sect, not finding Angel means their most violent deaths at the hands of Ammit, the demon dog; for the Pyramid Club, a fate far more ominous looms if they miss their target.

What makes this edition stand out

• Creative force: Milligan’s signature storytelling blends psychological intensity with mythic suspense, brought to life by Friere’s evocative art and McCrea’s dramatic cover.
• Edition specifics: Titan Books 2017 release, 3A variant, 28 pages of vivid color, designed for mature readers who crave darker, more complex horror and mythic intrigue.
• Rich, self-contained arc: While part of a larger series, this issue delivers a tightly wound chapter with a self-contained emotional core and high-stakes twists.
• Iconic characters and lore: The clash between the Sect of Annubis, the Pyramid Club, Angel, Nebulah, and Ammit creates a unique fusion of ancient Egyptian myth and modern urban peril.
• Collectible appeal: The distinctive 3A variant and John McCrea cover make this edition a standout addition for fans and collectors alike.

Who is this for? This is ideal for readers who love measured psychological horror wrapped in mythic intrigue, fans of occult conspiracies, and collectors seeking a standout Titan Books edition. It’s perfect for someone who enjoys a serialized, graphic-novel feel with cinematic pacing, rich character dynamics, and a slow-burn setup that pays off with powerful, memorable moments.

Practical reading notes and insights:

• Best enjoyed as part of a continuing arc, but it also works as a strong standalone entry for new readers seeking a complete, immersive experience.
• Perfect for late-evening reading sessions where the blend of urban grit and ancient menace can be savored without distraction.
• Pair with the rest of The Mummy series to trace Angel’s evolving struggle against otherworldly forces in a modern metropolis.

Bottom line: The Mummy #3A delivers a standout blend of Peter Milligan’s bold storytelling, Ronilson Friere’s moody artwork, and John McCrea’s compelling cover — a collectible, color-rich chapter that intensifies the battle between humanity and ancient powers. If you’re building a collection that balances sophisticated horror with mythic depth, this Titans Books edition is a must-have step in the journey.