Does the cover of The Pink Panther comic No.18 reference the Henu Barque?

Leading from

20th century works inspired by the Henu Barque?

and

HR Giger: On The Trail Of The Pink Panther

Pink Panther  No.18 published by Gold Key (1974)

Here we have a comic book cover which I am led to assume references the Pink Panther

The outer column of the fan turns into the doughnuts.

The wrist bands on the crouching man's arm merged with the idea of the skirt, turns into one towel hanging from an arm.

The upper kestrel head with collar becomes a coffee cup and saucer, while the lower kestrel head on the left becomes the pot of coffee with the left lump of white becomes the coffee inside.

Perhaps that also means what looks like a puff of smoke above the crouching man's hand on the left inspires the steam from the coffee while the int-fish beneath the snout of the oryx becomes the steam.,

The middle and right white shapes become Inspector Clouseau's head.

The oryx head becomes the Pink Panther's head while perhaps the horns are turned into the rim of the small hat on his head.

A loop used for tying the boat down to the sledge runner becomes a plate on the table, while the sledge runner becomes the lower curve of the table surface.

Meanwhile the boat itself becomes the upper right arm of the Pink Panther and the collar of Inspector Clouseau.

Henu Barque from Papyrus of Ani
black and white image of the Henu Barque from the Papyrus of Ani 
(source: The Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead, The British Museum Press)