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In the dynamic universe of comics, sidekicks emerge as unsung heroes, the steadfast companions who stand by the protagonist’s side in times of peril. This phenomenon, rare in the real world, finds its haven in the vibrant realm of comic books. Referred to as sidekicks, these allies play crucial roles in the narratives of beloved superheroes. Take, for instance, the world of Super Commando Dhruva, where characters like Black Cat, Natasha, and Chandika, or Doga’s Lomdi and Bhokal’s Shutaan, remain unwaveringly loyal to their respective heroes. Similarly, Nagraj boasts sidekicks such as Saundangi and Nagu, forming an indomitable alliance in…

In the intergalactic saga of ‘Shakura’s Interstellar Menace,’ the relentless sorcerer ViktarShakura continues his malevolent quest across the cosmos. Fleeing the consequences of his dark magic on Shakura Planet, he seeks refuge on Earth, where our iconic heroes—Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man—fall victim to his formidable powers. Cornered by the planet’s commander for his crimes, Shakura orchestrates a daring escape to Earth, setting the stage for a cosmic clash of epic proportions. His encounter with Superman becomes a battle of magic versus might, with the Man of Steel ensnared in Shakura’s mystical web. But the plot thickens as Shakura’s influence extends…

Unveiling the Laughter Legacy: Supandi’s Three-Decade Comic Journey Dive into the whimsical universe of Tinkle Comics with Supandi, the endearing village character introduced in the January 1983 edition. Regarded as one of the most iconic and beloved figures among Tinkle’s diverse cast, Supandi’s humorous escapades have captured the hearts of both children and adults for nearly three decades. Originally born from the imaginative tales sent by Trichi S. from P. Varadarajan, Supandi’s character took shape thanks to the creative collaboration with renowned artist Ram Waeerkar. Waeerkar’s illustrations brought Supandi’s misadventures to life until 2003 when his talented daughter, Archana Amberkar,…

Rasipuram Krishnaswamy Laxman, known as R.K. Laxman, was an Indian cartoonist who created the comic strip ‘You Said It,’ featuring the character ‘Common Man’ – a silent observer representing the common Indian citizen. The comic strip addressed the hopes, aspirations, and challenges in the lives of ordinary Indians. The character became immensely beloved among the Indian public and entertained generations over the past few decades. Laxman’s attraction to drawing began early, as he started doodling on the floors and walls of his home. His interest in drawing quickly turned into a passion, and he filled every available space in his…

In the 1990s, after witnessing a thriving market for comics, several comic companies entered the market. Some conducted research on comic subjects, while others jumped into the comic-making fray without much preparation, using it as an easy way to make money. Some companies even copied foreign superheroes, giving them Indian names like Baj, Rudraal, and Shaktiputra. They not only copied the heroes but also replicated their villains. This led to legal disputes, such as the case involving Nagraj, whose copy named Nagesh faced legal action. Comic publishers started strong, but soon realized that Indian children were not interested, and some…

Anthony Gunjalwage, a musician who aspired to create tunes that would captivate the hearts of the world, and whose melodies would forever reside in the souls of people. However, no one could deter Anthony, for he dreamt of becoming a massive star without succumbing to the allure of money and fame without hard work. But his dream was cut short by a group of criminals who took his life, and his melodies were presented under their name. They say that those who die with unfulfilled desires wander eternally, and perhaps that’s why Anthony’s soul returned to seek justice for his…

In the year 2000, a Hollywood film arrived featuring a renowned dialogue that said, ‘A hero is incomplete without a villain.’ It was a small but intriguing statement that captured everyone’s attention. The effectiveness of a villain can be measured through two aspects: one, their popularity among comic book fans, and two, the significance of their existence in relation to the hero, standing against them. It wouldn’t be far-fetched to say that a hero is only as good as their villain. In the realm of Kalpahelia-Raj comics, there is one of the most charismatic villains. He doesn’t wear a mask,…

Nagdant – An adversary of Nagraj possessing powers akin to Nagraj’s own, because both are creations of the same Professor Nagmani. Initially, we saw Nagraj and Nagdant in similar light. However, over time, we discovered that NagRaj wasn’t Nagmani’s creation. Instead, his parents were the King and Queen of Nag Nagar, and due to Lord Dev Kaljayi’s blessings, he was born. But when NagRaj turned against Nagmani, Nagdant set out on a quest to find an extraordinary serpent-human being. He possessed Nagraj’s blood and hid it. His search led him to China, and through serpent world contacts, he found a haven inhabited by rare…

It is said that the Mamba snake does not fear water even after being bitten. However, in this world, there is a terrifying human for whom the venom of this extremely poisonous snake is nothing compared to something lighter than intoxication. The one who dares to cross the path of this dreadful person never survives. In the criminal world, this fearless emperor is known by a single name, Grand Master Robo. These lines depict the first page of the ‘Grand Master Robo’ comic, revealing the ferocity of Grand Master Robo as soon as the page is turned. Grand Master Robo’s…

In the ever-evolving narrative of Super Commando Dhruv, a new adversary emerges – Mahamanav, the pinnacle of human development and a force to be reckoned with. Possessing extraordinary mental powers, Mahamanav ranks among the top 10 villains challenging Dhruv’s might, standing out for his independence and age that predates humanity itself. Hailing from the time of dinosaurs, Mahamanav’s existence spans over two billion years, predating the evolution of humans. During the era of his origin, Earth experienced a different climate, with a brighter sun and a thinner atmosphere, fostering the evolution of life. Originating as a single cell, Mahamanav’s journey…