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Doctor Kunal had a special love for animals. His dream was to create a unique country for animals, where different species could live peacefully, away from the threats of the world. On Angara Island, Dr. Kunal used his surgical skills to teach animals to communicate. He instilled values of unity, brotherhood, and civilization, establishing Angara as a nation for animals. However, the American forces attacked Angara to set up their military base. Only six animals managed to escape the island with Kunal. Dr. Kunal performed a groundbreaking operation, combining the eyes of an eagle, the cunning mind of a fox,…
Dhananjay resides in Swarnanagari and is also its chief leader. Swarnanagari’s inhabitants have managed to stay hidden from human eyes beneath the sea for thousands of years. Initially, they coexisted with humans and fought against evil. Their ancestors even participated in the Mahabharata war. However, when their city submerged in the sea, they rebuilt it and continued to reside there. Their knowledge of science and wisdom existed thousands of years ago, and they have progressed further. However, they never shared their knowledge with humans because they feared it would be misused for warfare. Hence, they always remained hidden. Grand Master…
Tiranga – The superhero character created by Hanif Azhar for Raj Comics. However, as soon as it was introduced, many compared it to ‘Captain America’ just because of the costume and shield. Apart from that, there is no similarity between them. Tiranga has not been frozen in ice for 75 years, nor has anyone experimented on him. The characters are quite different. If we look at Tiranga’s story, it is unique; he does not kill villains like Doga, nor has he taken an oath like Dhruva that he will never commit murder. We have seen this in the Kargil comics…
Doga, a towering building named after the four minarets, one of which is a minaret, a martial arts prodigy, Uncle Haldi, also known as Halim Gandhi, who came to Mumbai with his brothers Adrak, Dhaniya, and Kali. When he arrived, there was a rage within him against the terrorists who did not hesitate to spill each other’s blood in the name of religion. The fire inside him wanted to come out, to rise and eradicate these perpetrators of evil, no matter the cost. He would have done so if he hadn’t remembered the lesson of self-discipline he learned during martial…
Miss Hiroshima, also known as Miss Killer, whose high-tech abilities make her not only Japan’s leading criminal but also the preferred choice for many notorious criminals worldwide. Miss Killer provides them with any weapons they desire. She was first involved in the theft of Nagaraj and the Taj Mahal’s jewels, orchestrated by the evil Shakura, bringing together criminals from around the world. Although Miss Killer’s character wasn’t prominently featured, the comics are unique as they showcase all the main villains together, and Nagaraj encounters them in his journey. In the comics, Nagaraj confronts Miss Killer for the first time in…
Ichchhadhari is a power that can turn anything into reality with a mere desire. The possessor of such power is Nagraj, although he can still transform his body into atomic particles. The power he originally possessed, stolen from him, was never returned. How Nagraj regained this power remains a mystery. It all began with the Ichchhadhari Nagraj comics, where Professor Nagamani imprisoned him in a box. Seeking help from Baba Gorakhnath, Nagraj discovered the Ichchhadhari power within him, allowing him to take any form. For the first time, he transformed into a snake, escaping the box. In subsequent comics, he…
The story begins with individuals on Earth who have measured the heights of space, yet remain oblivious to the depths of the ocean. In the realms where love and hatred coexist among dwelling communities, power struggles become sinister plots. Throughout history, every time evil has emerged, a savior, a Messiah, has also been born to eradicate it. And there is one superhero who belongs neither to the Earth nor the sky, but to the ocean—his name is Shark. The tale of Shark’s birth unfolds on a ship where Pratap, returning to India with his pregnant wife Manasi, encounters violence related…
Bheriya is an imaginary character, an Indian comic book superhero published by Raj Comics. Dheeraj Verma created Bheriya in December 1993, and in 1997, India’s first digitally colored comic book, Kobi aur Bheriya, was published by Raj Comics. More than fifty thousand years ago, there was a kingdom named Wolfano, where an advanced breed of wolves lived. They were powerful warriors and moved with great agility. The king of Wolfano, Wolf, was a wolf who liked a human girl, Princess Surviya, from the neighboring human kingdom Konkani. Despite tricking the girl into marriage, Wolf and Surviya eventually separated, and she…
In the thriving era of Indian comics in the 80s, there was a noticeable strain in the relationship between India and America. This tension found its expression in various comics, be it Manoj Comics, Pawan Comics, Nootan, or Tulsi Comics. Notably, Tulsi Comics took the lead in depicting American conspiracies, featuring superheroes like Angara, Jambu, and Yoga, focusing on American machinations. One such character in Tulsi Comics was Yosho, often referred to as the “Son of Fire.” Yosho’s origin is unique—he hails not from Earth but from Suryagrah, with half of his essence belonging to our planet. His father, Yodharaj,…
Marvel and DC Comics, two of the most renowned names in comic book publishing, are perhaps the largest publishers as well. The debate over which is better has been a fascinating topic among comic book enthusiasts. Often, DC Comics and its characters are perceived as dark, serious, and brooding. The most famous example of this is Batman, known for operating in the shadows and dealing with grim circumstances. In contrast, Marvel is seen as lighter, focusing more on entertainment, and being more centered on characters like Deadpool. Marvel and DC Comics are among the biggest publications in the world of…