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Brother! If you haven’t read Raj Comics’ “Two Foulad” yet, you’re really missing a lot. This is not a common comic, it is a complete blast! Think – is on one side Doga, who does so without a license, without asking, the crime. And on the other side is Inspector Steele – the complete law-of-law metal man who loves the rules so much that maybe even stops at the red light when there is no one around! “Two Foulad” is a combat that does not just show the battle of superheroes, but forces one to think who is the real…
Modern Spy Crookbond: Misunderstanding or Master Plan? Every Scene in This Spy Story Is a Complete Twist!(Review)
Crookbond: When spying starts to look like jelly! Modern Spy Crookbond – A Hilarious Journey of Manoj Comics) If you’ve ever thought of a spy being a mix of James Bond and the small kid from your neighborhood, then Manoj Comics’ ‘Modern Spy Crookbond’ is made from that very formula. This isn’t some serious thriller where the hero searches for evidence; instead, the hero himself is the evidence… of how a person can accidentally become a hero! As soon as you hear the name ‘Crookbond’, if you start pondering, let me tell you that this is the desi, and I…
Who’s behind the sudden earthquakes on Earth – Raj Comics’ Fighter Toads or someone else entirely?
Raj Comics’ ‘Bhukampa Olympic’ is such a funny comic that the first question that will come to your mind as soon as you read it is – “Man, what did you see!” and believe me, the answer will be – “Something different!”This is not a serious type of comic. This is the Laughter Bomb – which explodes directly in a strange but vivacious world called ‘Dharatalpuri’ 10,000 meters below the earth. These comic creators are absolute legends! This explosive story is written by Tarun Kumar Vaghi, whose script is so entertaining that it feels like telling a tale among friends…
Hawaldar Bahadur (Manoj Comics) Review: A Symbol of Foolishness or the Embodiment of Innocent Bravery?
“Hawaldar Bahadur” is a funny comic by Manoj Comics. It’s about a policeman who’s famous not for his bravery, but for his blunders — and his name is Hawaldar Bahadur Singh. Here’s what the story looks like: The comic kicks off with an intro to Bahadur Singh. Now, this guy didn’t become a cop because of talent — he got in through recommendation. Honestly, there’s nothing “police-like” about him. Even during duty hours, he’s usually found snoring away. One day, Inspector Khadak singh comes for a surprise round in the area. As soon as Bahadur spots him, he quickly salutes.Khadaksingh…
This Raj Comics issue – Vartmaan (Issue 680) – is totally fun and tight. It’s not just about fights, it also talks about tricky topics like time and fate. And the biggest thing – it features both Nagraj and Super Commando Dhruv together! For fans, it’s like a bonus. It costs just ₹40, but the fun is way more than that. The story is written by Jolly Sinha, and the awesome art is done by Anupam Sinha. Inking is by Vinod Kumar, and coloring-lettering is done by Sunil Pandey. Editing is handled by Manish Gupta. The comic is named ‘Vartmaan’…
Raj Comics’ Tilism Dev: A Tale of Divine Warnings and Dangerous Desire (Old Comics Review)
“Tilism Dev,” a fantastic story from Raj Comics, blends ancient (mythological) tales with fantasy to deliver an exciting narrative. Priced at just 6 rupees, this comic, issue number 253, is part of the “Tilism Dev Series.” Written by Tarun Kumar Wahi, illustrated brilliantly by Kadam Studio, and edited by Manishchandra Gupta, it brings back the classic, powerful style of Raj Comics. The story begins in Shatulya Nagari, where King Shatulya Dev is performing intense penance to Lord Vishnu, yearning for a child. He continuously chants, “Om Vishnu… Om Vishnu…” Pleased with his devotion, Lord Vishnu appears and says, “Ask for…
“Dear students, it’s because of these small mistakes that criminals like you get defeated in front of the protectors of law. And do you know why these mistakes happen? Because of the lack of crime education. 90 percent of criminals don’t even know how to commit a crime properly or how to escape afterward. They don’t even know the ABCs of crime. That’s why I have opened this Crime College — to give such people the knowledge of crime and turn them into successful criminals. I, the Principal of Crime College, welcome every person who comes here for crime education.”…
Parmanu is the eye of Delhi who is always engaged in finding and eliminating every threat. Sometimes as Inspector Vinay and sometimes as Parmanu. But even then some daring criminals dare to commit crime and then begins the war between Parmanu and them. Small criminals may stop their activities but there are some super villains who neither sit in peace nor let the people of Delhi sit in peace. They get beaten up by Parmanu and go to jail again and again but then escape from there and start committing crime. We are going to tell about some such stubborn…
When you think about superhero friends, who comes to your mind first? Nagraj’s friend Nagu? Or Super Commando Dhruva’s friend Dhananjay? Or perhaps Doga’s friend Cheetah, Parmanu’s Probot, or Angara’s friend Sajuki? Everyone knows about these friendships, and there’s one thing common among them — they are all male duos. This makes sense because most comic book superheroes are male, and it wasn’t surprising at all, especially during the 1980s and 1990s when the common belief was that only men could be superheroes. That’s why female friendships were rarely portrayed. And even when women were included, their relationships were usually…
Totan – Manoj Comics and Mahendra Jain have together imagined a superhero who not only protects his city like other superheroes but goes beyond that. Totan not only fights for his home planet Earth but also battles on other planets like Todo, where he was given life. Mahendra Jain has presented various twists in Totan’s story in a compelling manner. The author hasn’t hurriedly presented Totan’s personal life but has revealed it gradually in the pages of the Chitra Comics. The first comic of Totan was titled “Totan and Lavasur.” The story begins in Delhi, where a devil with wings…