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Doga’s Fourth Minaret, the famous shooting champion, the progenitor of Black Paper Art, Lion AIM’s mentor, Karim Gandhi alias Kali Mirch Chacha, who, if he wants to aim at a bird’s eye by tying a blindfold, will hit the target in the eye. A great marksman, teaching the top officers of all three armed forces of India the art of shooting. The true Arjuna, who has produced numerous archers, Suraj being the ultimate archer he taught, as he never taught anyone else, as those he taught always betrayed his trust. It all started when his own wife, Shahin, and their…
The story of Shaktiputra begins with a terrorist attack in Delhi by a massive humanoid robot, creating chaos and leaving the city helpless. The police and army are unable to counter the threat, leading the Indian government to seek help from the United States. In response, the U.S. sends a superhuman computer, but even this is destroyed by the same robot. Dr. Excel, the creator of the supercomputer, imposes conditions on everyone to listen to him. Meanwhile, officers approach Dr. Padmanabhan, a Nobel laureate in agricultural research and molecular power. Though he was working on a humanoid robot for agricultural…
Jen, a significant character in the ‘Bheriya’ comics, plays a crucial role not because she harbors romantic feelings for Kobi Bheriya but because all the denizens of the jungle recognize her as the only one capable of confronting formidable creatures like Kobi. They know she can understand and communicate with Kobi, making her the key to peaceful coexistence. However, Jen’s first encounter was not with Kobi and Bheriya; it happened with Bheriya when they were not two separate entities. To delve into the intricacies of Jen’s character and her association with Kobi and Bheriya, one must explore the world of…
Shri Gulshan Rai launched Diamond Comics (P) Limited in 1978, which is currently the largest distributor and publisher of comic books in India. The most popular and beloved comic book characters in our country can be found in Diamond Comics, with its headquarters located in Delhi, India. Diamond Comics was initially established in 1907 under the name of Indian Book Depot in Pakistan. After the partition of India in 1950, it was re-established as the Punjabi Pustak Bhandar. In 1978, Diamond Pocket Books (P) Limited and Diamond Comics (P) Limited were founded. Through the development of original Indian comic characters…
In the village of Bhojpur in the Atikrur-Bhojung region, a pandemic had spread, causing an increase in the number of corpses in the cremation ground. The Chandal Kapalphor and his ten-year-old son, Atikrur, were busy burning the bodies. However, the fear of the pandemic and the concern for hunger forced both father and son to migrate towards the city. Upon reaching the city, when Atikrur felt hungry, Kapalphor attempted to steal from the house of a wealthy merchant. Unfortunately, they were caught in the act, and both Kapalphor and Atikrur were beaten with canes in the marketplace. Unable to tolerate…
The power of fascination varies among snakes, either in lesser or greater amounts. The term “fascination” has always been associated with magic spells, but the real connection of fascination lies in willpower. The willpower of the one who fascinates becomes so dominant over others that they end up doing and seeing what the fascinator intends to portray. The association of fascination may or may not involve magical spells, but it is essential to have mental powers. This is because within intense fascination lies the power to shake the world and the universe. Nagraj possesses snake power and venom, but beyond…
The Science Building of Delhi, where an explosion occurred, and some individuals, amidst the raining bullets, infiltrated with the aim of rescuing a person named “Bomb,” imprisoned in a metal fortress. Bomb, also known as Sheena, possesses the ability to trigger explosions through her mental waves. When Ajgar Patel takes her away in Bomb Comics, Sheena seeks help from nuclear and particle waves, freeing herself in the process. It is then revealed that the story of creating Bomb from a nuclear substance was known to her through Paramanu. Sheena’s parents worked in a firecracker factory, and one day, a fierce…
The last descendant of the Chandkaal-demon clan! When he set out to re-establish demon rule on Earth, he collided with the super commando Dhruv. In reality, he sought the red diamond, which could empower the demon race once again on Earth. This power was kept hidden in the Kalimpa monastery in the Eastern Himalayas. However, a protective shield surrounded the monastery, making it impenetrable to any demon. Therefore, Chandkaal devised a plan to trap a fugitive mafia don into his web, convincing him to bring the red diamond. But in this process, he encountered the guardian Kirgi from the monastery,…
The first issue of Nagraj, a widely acclaimed character, was written by the legendary author Parshuram Sharma and illustrated by Pratap Malik. Malik successfully illustrated this character for approximately 50 issues until 1995. After that, the artistic responsibilities were taken over by the artist and author Anupam Sinha. Today, Nagraj owes much of its existence to these stalwarts of the Indian comic industry, Pratap Malik and Anupam Sinha. Nagraj’s character is considered a mythical shape-shifting snake, inspired by historical venomous creatures. His stories are a rich blend of mythology, imagination, magic, and science fiction. Many fans believe that over time,…
Narayan Debnath is a renowned comic artist from India, known for his iconic characters, especially Hada-Bhonda, Bantul the Great, and Nonte-Phonte. These characters have transcended generations and gained immense popularity in West Bengal and beyond. Debnath Babu holds the distinction of being India’s first and only comic artist with a Doctor of Literature degree. His illustrations and comics have graced numerous newspapers, books, and magazines, notably in Shuktara, Kishor Bharati, and others. Narayan Debnath is often referred to as the father of Bengali comics, and his creations have entertained children with their playful antics and occasional humorous jests. In 1962,…