Thirty-three albums have been published so far: •
La Momie engloutie (1978) (, et ): Papyrus is appointed by Sobek's daughter to rescue Théti-Chéri and her father from a power-hungry traitor at the Pharaoh's side. •
Le Maître des trois portes (1979): While trying to discover why the Nile's waters have suddenly gone low, Papyrus and Théti-Chéri discover and become prisoners in a golden underground city ruled by the living mummy of
Menes, who wishes to seize power over Egypt again. In order to escape, Papyrus must discover the secret of the three gates which separate the city from the upper world. •
Le Colosse sans visage (1980): Papyrus aids the inhabitants of a city cursed by the gods for the unholy atrocities their past ruler (the titular colossus) has committed. For this well-meant deed, he is cursed by the gods and transformed into a hideous creature, and it is up to Théti-Chéri to appease the gods, even if it means paying the ultimate price. •
Le Tombeau de Pharaon • ''L'Égyptien blanc'' •
Les Quatre Doigts du Dieu Lune •
La Vengeance des Ramsès (); English translation:
The Rameses Revenge (): The four colossi of the Temple of Rameses rise against a band of plunderers. • ''La Métamorphose d'Imhotep
(); English translation: Imhotep's Transformation'' (): Papyrus must find an antidote for the poisoned Pharaoh while a friend plays the role of the ruler. •
Les Larmes du géant (): A
Hittite princess arrives at court as a second wife for the Pharaoh, bringing with her the secret of iron. In the temple of Amonhotep III, plotters want to seize power for themselves and build invincible weapons, so they capture the Hittite princess as well as Théti. •
La Pyramide noire (): Papyrus takes an enchanted Théti to a mage who may be able to heal her. •
Le Pharaon maudit (): Théti and Papyrus fight against plunderers, six girls who call themselves Daughters of Akhenaton. • ''L'Obélisque'': Amenope, the royal architect, and his assistant Imhotep, despite obstacles but with the help of Papyrus and Théti cut, transport, and erect an
obelisk at
Thebes. •
Le Labyrinthe: Papyrus is named ambassador of Egypt by the King of
Minos. • ''L'Île Cyclope'' (): Théti goes to rejoin Papyrus in
Crete with the mummy of the son of Minos. Papyrus sets off again, finally finding and rescuing the princess on a fantastic island. • ''L'Enfant hiéroglyphe'': Imhotep, the successor of Amenope, is saved from a fire by Papyrus. The parchment that established the plans of Amenope for the new temple were saved, but the workers strike, and Imhotep is accused of sacrilege. Théti and Papyrus discover those responsible for the strike. •
Le Seigneur des crocodiles (): Captured by Libyan nomads, Papyrus and Théti escape into the desert where they meet a blind mage who asks Papyrus to give him his eyes. •
Toutânkhamon, le Pharaon assassiné (); English translation
Tutankhamun (): While beset and framed by graverobbers plundering the
Valley of the Kings, Papyrus meets the spirit of
Ankhesenpaaton, the wife of
Tutankhamen, who seeks his help in reuniting her with her beloved husband, just as Papyrus' ancestor has done so many years ago. • ''L'Œil de Rê'' (): During the feast of Opet, Amenmes, one of the sons of Rameses II disputes the throne of the Pharaoh Merenptah. •
Les Momies maléfiques (); English translation
The Evil Mummies (): In the chambers of the temple of Montouhotep, ten bodies of archers of Seqenenre Taa II, dead in combat, are mummified in haste. Meanwhile, Théti's expedition enters the desert but forgets to render homage to
Seth. •
La Colère du grand sphinx ( et ); English translation (): While searching for Théti, Papyrus angers the Great Sphinx. •
Le Talisman de la grande pyramide (): Wanting to discover the origin of the screams heard at the foot of the Great Pyramid each night, Papyrus angers the god
Anubis. •
La Prisonnière de Sekhmet (); English translation ''Sekhmet's Captive'' (): The goddess
Sekhmet is upset: the ancient Great Priest of her temple has conceived a diabolical plan in which Princess Théti, the only one capable of calming this divinity, plays a central role. •
Le Cheval de Troie (): Papyrus and Théti arrive in
Troy, ruined and occupied by thieves searching in vain for the treasure of King Priam. •
La main pourpre (): Papyrus and Théti find the "purple hand" in Tyre, along with victims of the leaders of the city. •
Le Pharaon fou (): After having escaped from the soldiers of Tyre, Papyrus and Théti find that Pouin has become the king of Dor. After having convinced him to return to Egypt, Papyrus meets a curious character named
Moses who
is leaving Egypt with his tribe. • ''Le Masque d'Horus'' (): The queen sends Papyrus on a secret mission: to find Théti's younger brother, who was taken by the priests of the
temple of Kom Ombo. •
La Fureur des Dieux (): Rameses II the younger hunts a bull in the company of his father, Sethi I. • ''Les Enfants d'Isis'': For his services to Egypt, Papyrus is granted land and an estate, but the Pharaoh has a darker, ulterior motive for his generosity. He means to separate Papyrus and Théti, who have come to love each other, so that he can arrange a more prestigious marriage of his daughter with a prince of
Mitanni. • ''L'Île de la reine morte'' • ''L'Oracle'' • ''L'Or de Pharaon'' •
Le taureau de Montou •
Papyrus Pharaon ==Translations==