What kind of fictions did the King Tut Exhibit create?

I have no idea. Maybe you can look it up elsewhere.

King Tut was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh. His story involves his short reign and the remarkable treasures found in his tomb.

King Tut was a young pharaoh of ancient Egypt. His story involves his rise to power, his short reign, and the mysteries surrounding his death and tomb.

Well, generally speaking, 'king tut graphic novel' may focus on King Tutankhamun. It might start with his ascension to the throne at a young age. Then it could show how he ruled Egypt during that time. It might depict the religious beliefs and practices of the era that influenced his rule. Also, it could explore the events that led to his early death. Since it's a graphic novel, the art would play a crucial role in depicting the grandeur of the Egyptian court, the hieroglyphics, and the artifacts associated with King Tut. All these elements combined would make for an interesting and educational read about this famous pharaoh.

Well, the 'curse of King Tut story' involves the idea that there was a curse associated with King Tutankhamun's tomb. After its discovery, several people related to the excavation had bad things happen to them. For example, some died suddenly. However, it could be that in those times, there were many health risks like diseases in the tombs, and also the stress of the discovery and the media attention might have contributed to some of the problems. So, it might not be an actual curse but a combination of factors made it seem like one.

There could be a fan fiction where Genji is part of an exhibit that comes to life. In this story, he interacts with the visitors in a unique way, perhaps teaching them about his culture and the technology that made him who he is. This would be a really cool and immersive story.

No. It's just superstition. The misfortunes that seemed to befall those associated with the tomb were likely just coincidences.

First, you need to have a clear concept. Decide what kind of 'exhibit' you want your novel to be like. Then, plan your story structure accordingly. Maybe divide it into sections like different exhibits.

One main event is the discovery of his tomb. It was a huge deal in the archaeological world. Another is his short reign as pharaoh.

I don't know the author of the 'king tut graphic novel'. You could try looking it up in a library database or an online bookstore.