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Nag Tantra Nagina, the chief enemy of Nagraj, is included in the list of Nagraj’s main adversaries. The first encounter between Nagraj and Nagina was depicted in the Jal Comics series where Mahatma Kaladoot revealed the history of Nagraj and Nagina, including the establishment of Nagdweep. When Kaladoot arrived at the island, there were three hostile tribes ruling the region. The first was the Bichhu Dhaade, an extremely dangerous and aggressive tribe. The second was the Makadi Khatu, known for their venomous nature. The last tribe was Kekda Kant, residing on the seashore and constantly at war with the other…
When the Hollywood film “RoboCop” was released, it inspired the creation of many comic book characters with similar themes around the world. Various countries gave it different names and made several changes, presenting it as a comic book superhero to their readers. In India, an attempt was made in the form of Raj Comics’ “Inspector Steel,” which had a distinct appearance but a similar storyline that many readers believed was borrowed from “RoboCop.” However, before Steel, another superhero had already emerged, named “Jambu,” credited to the founder of Tulsi Comics and renowned Hindi novel writer, the late Ved Prakash Sharma.…
Nagpasha, the twin brother of King Takshakraj, ruled the city of Takshak Nagar. His singular dream was to become the king of Takshak Nagar, and he was content knowing that he would soon ascend the throne. This was because his elder brother, Takshakraj, had no heir. Nagpasha always indulged in luxury, while King Takshakraj was a noble ruler, deeply concerned with the welfare of his subjects. As the ancestors of the king were worshippers of snakes, they held great reverence for them. Due to the serpent’s grace, Takshak Raj possessed an unimaginable treasure, guarded by the serpent deity Kaljayi. The…
Mahabali Shera – Presented to readers by Manoj Comics in the 1990s. However, as mentioned earlier, in an attempt to surpass each other, Indian comic creators either neglected the quality of comics or started imitating foreign comic characters. That’s why Mahabali Shera is also mentioned in the list. Mahabali Shera spent his childhood in the jungles of Sona. Lions, elephants, chimpanzees, and other fierce animals were his childhood friends. Shera was the only son of Tumba, the leader of the tribe. Tumba was a good leader of the tribe, always thinking about making his tribe prosperous. One day, some foreigners…
Jen – a crucial character in the Wolf Comics, isn’t in love with Kobi the Wolf. Instead, she values her friendship with Kobi because everyone in the jungle knows that Jen is the only one who can face formidable creatures like Kobi, understand him, and even make Kobi listen to her. However, Jen didn’t first meet Kobi and the wolves; her encounter was with the wolves when she was not one but two beings. To learn more about the animals and the Wolf Comics, you’ll have to read about animals, Kobi, and the wolves. Jen was trying to catch her…
Dev is a notorious criminal who has escaped from jail by breaking it, and the police force is issuing a warning to apprehend him. While fleeing through the jungle, Dev is captured by soldiers who mistake him for a ghostly prince named Rajkumar Baaz. They take him to their world, where Dev discovers a resemblance between him and Rajkumar Baaz. The gurus in that realm provide him with the miraculous attire of Baaz, initiating his training. Rajkumar Baaz, having left the mystical world, is now living among humans, leaving Dev in charge. In this new world, Dev continues his training,…
For those who have read Bhokal comics, they will find similarities in the early comics of Ashwaraj. In the first comic of Ashwaraj, a marathon chariot race is organized by the king Chintitsingh of Chintapokhli Nagar, much like the competition in the first Bhokal comic. However, since both characters belong to Raj Comics, there is not much significant difference in the stories. The story of Ashwaraj begins with the chariot marathon organized by King Chintitsingh of Chintapokhli Nagar. However, the tale of Ashwaraj’s previous life’s fragment is narrated in the story “Phir Aaya Ashwaraj.” The narrative runs in parallel with…
The first entry of the Bhokal series in the horror comic is a chilling tale. It begins with the rebellious Mahabali Fuchang of the Osaka planet, who assassinates King Garboch of Osaka and, in alliance with the mysterious spies of Osaka residing on Earth, sacrifices Princess Sophia. He then creates numerous talismans from her blood to gain access to the mystical Olympak. Subsequently, he orchestrates the murder of the spies in a terrifying game. The game takes place in Vikasnagar, where Bhokal, Turin, Atikrur, and Shootan confront various challenges to reach Tilsim. In the same Tilsim, they reveal the reasons…
The brutal realm of Khunkhara, inhabited by half-beast and half-demon creatures, was merciless and ruthless. Playing with humans, they would strike them down and feast on their flesh. Khunkhara ruled this land, consuming human blood like water and demolishing mountains and palaces with its powerful horns. When another demon kingdom, Vajra, led by King Vajra, challenged Khunkhara, the royal guru of Khunkhara suggested seeking a great power to defend their kingdom. Despite warnings, Khunkhara sought the aid of Mahan Mankar, the deity of demons, asking for immense power. However, the deity cautioned Khunkhara about the consequences of misuse, but driven…
Vedacharya – the astrologer of King Takshakaraj and the father of Nagraj. He played a crucial role in unraveling the mystery of Nagraj’s birth. Vedacharya is the only one alive in Takshak Nagar after Nagpasha. When King Takshakaraj learned from his family deity Kaljayi that his child is not dead but alive, who later becomes Nagaraj, he summoned Raj Jyotishi Vedacharya to create a talisman (tilism) for the protection of a treasure. This talisman was designed in such a way that only his son could break it. Vedacharya, despite being blind, possesses the ability to gain knowledge about any being…