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Ajgar, featured in Manoj Comics, is a unique superhero. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that among all superheroes, Ajgar has the longest lifespan. The comic series featuring Ajgar initially included characters like Mahabali Shera and Kala Pret. In the ‘Ajgar the Great’ comics, Ajgar is portrayed as a negative character or perhaps a character compelled by circumstances. In this narrative, Ajgar is a servant of a mystical crown, and whoever wears it must obey his commands, leading to destructive actions. Ajgar’s story begins a thousand years ago when his original name was Tripund. Vikraal, the king of the serpent…

Just like Bhokal, Turin also makes a terrifying entry in the most dangerous game, and that too with a specific purpose, much like Bhokal, Shutaan, and Atikrur. We learn about this in the Tilism Toot Gaya comic, where the amazing beings whom Fuchang had defeated in the terrifying game were alive. They revealed that when Fuchang murdered King Garboch of the Osaka planet and became the ruler, he sent spies everywhere to find Princess Sophia and Queen Russia, but they couldn’t locate them. When Princess Sophia found refuge in a secret place under the protection of Queen Russia, the Queen…

Stories often emerge from stories, be it in movies, novels, or comics. In a similar fashion, the tale of Mr. India originated from one of Tausi’s stories. It seems that the character drew inspiration from the six powers within Tausi – Grabdhvaj, Tridhvaj, Adrishyadhvaj, Chumbakdhvaj, Panidhvaj, and Ashtadhvaj. Maybe this inspiration led to the creation of Mr. India. I say “maybe” because I cannot say with absolute certainty. Mr. India is not the name of an individual but a group of five entities. Before becoming Mr. India, the person was known as Indrajit. Indrajit was a brave pilot in the…

Gamaraj, whose name itself carries a sense of sorrow, was first introduced to the audience through King Comics. In the initial storyline, Gamaraj is portrayed as an orphan, haunted by grief, who has attempted suicide multiple times. In a twist of fate, he encounters Shankalu, a perpetual skeptic, who mistakenly gives him a medicine meant to kill bedbugs instead of herbal medicine. This causes Gamaraj to faint, leading Shankalu to believe he is dead. Seizing the opportunity, Shankalu flees the scene. However, unwittingly, he becomes instrumental in helping Gamaraj, and the story unfolds with unexpected turns. The narrative takes a…

In the serpent kingdom, the unique beauty ‘Apsara,’ a serpent, and the brave disciple of Nag Baba, Taushi, shared an intense love. However, Prince Jabbar, the proud son of King Sheshnag, was consumed with jealousy for Taushi and desired Apsara at any cost. During the annual competitions on Nag Panchami in Serpent City, Jabbar, in his unsuccessful attempt to humiliate Taushi, ended up imprisoning his own father, King Sheshnag. To rescue Apsara from Jabbar’s captivity, Taushi stood atop the volcano and fervently worshipped Lord Shiva. Pleased with his devotion, Lord Shiva granted him the boon of shape-shifting and bestowed upon…

Thodanga – The Fearless Emperor of the Jungles of Tanzania. He is considered the bravest ruler of the jungle, referred to as the most cruel and violent animal. He cuts elephants as easily as people slaughter sheep and goats. Thodanga needs to eat the flesh of an elephant every day, so no living elephant is found in Thodanga’s valley. Thodanga was first introduced in Nagaraj’s comic ‘Taj Mahal Ki Chori’ but was portrayed as a common killer. Later, in ‘Nagaraj Aur Kabuki Ka Khazana,’ some scenes provide information about him, as Kabuki is searching for the treasure. Kabuki refers to…

In the village of Rampur, Nanaku and his wife Gulabvati lived. Nanaku earned a living by working in others’ fields and managing with whatever little he could find. His wife, Gulabvati, was a devout follower of Lord Shiva. Bakelal’s birth was blessed by Lord Shiva’s grace. However, due to one mischievous act, Shiva cursed him to always engage in mischievous behavior. Despite Gulabvati’s plea, Shiva declared that while his curse couldn’t be lifted, Bakelal would gain fame, wealth, and success through his mischievous acts, leading to a fulfilling life. As Bakelal grew older, his mischievous deeds increased, and once, by…

The reason behind Nagraj being known as ‘Kaljayi’ or Dev Kaljayi’ is because the powers he possesses are attributed to Kaljayi, the ancestral deity of the Nagraj lineage. Nagraj’s father, Takshakraj, and their ancestors had been worshiping serpents for centuries, and it was through the grace of the serpent deity Kaljayi that they obtained an unimaginable treasure. The protector of this treasure and the ancestral deity was the serpent goddess Kaljayi. While Takshakraj had everything, he lacked an heir. However, his queen Lalita remained steadfast in her devotion to Dev Kaljayi. Pleased with her continuous worship over twenty years, Dev…

Often, whenever we see a superhero beating up a villain in comics, it brings us joy. And if the villain is a tough opponent, the fun doubles because defeating a powerful enemy requires the hero to put in even more effort and use their intellect. However, when this scenario repeats too frequently, readers start feeling deceived, finding comics boring and tasteless. The author also realized this soon enough and did something that we might be familiar with in movies but was happening for the first time in Indian comics – pitting two superheroes against each other. Although it’s challenging to…

Vishandhar, the ruler of Nagdweep, is a tantric king who aspires to become the king of Nagdweep himself. He continuously makes efforts to achieve this goal, but every time, he is defeated by the hands of the Snake King and has to flee. In reality, the king of Nagdweep, Maniraj, had no offspring, and Vishandhar believed that if Maniraj had no heir, he would become the next king of Nagdweep. However, his plan took a turn when the Snake King reached Nagdweep, but in the form of a child. One day, Dev Kalajayi revealed to Maniraj in a dream that…