Vidyarthi Mithram Comics- Secret Agent Vikram

Presenting a rare cover from Vidyarthi Mithram comics, featuring Secret Agent Vikram. This book has illustrations by the legendary Ram Waeerkar and was published in the late 1970's

Masters of the Universe - The Obelisk

Pesenting a rare cover of a complimentary He-Man mini comic book which was published in India. This comic book was issued in the  1990's free with two packs of Rasna, a popular soft drink concentrate in India. More information on how many of these comics were issued free witn Rasna , is much appreciated.

The Stock Exchange - An Easy Introduction

Presenting a rare comic book on the stock market published in India in the year 1988. This comic book was conceptualised by noted fund manager, Ajit Dayal. An unique feature about this comic is that it was illustrated by the legendary Vasant B Halbe. He is renowned for his illustrations in Tinkle magazine and is creator of the iconic Indian comic character Shikari Shambu.

Vidyarthi Mithram Comics - Inspector Eagle

Presenting a rare cover from Kottayam based publishers Vidyarthi Mithram , featuring Inspector Eagle. This comic book has two stories titled the 'The Haunted Palace' and the 'Beauty Contest' and was published in the 1980's.

Chennai Super Komics- Chennai Super Kids Vol.2

Presenting cover of Chennai Super Kings Comics titled 'Chennai Super Kids' issued in  2011 , published by Cartwheel Creative Consultancy Ltd and distributed by India Book House. Not sure how many comics were published in this series. Anymore information on this series is welcome

Star Comics-Amitabh Bachchan Supremo Comic Vol.1No.11

Presenting another action packed and enchanting Supremo cover from the 1980's. This is Vol.1 No.11 titled, 'The Hijack'

Amar Chitra Katha-Oz Naatu Mayavi

Presenting a rare gem of a Tamil cover today. This can be described as one of the ten 'mythical' forefathers of Amar Chitra Katha (ACK) as we know it today.I call them as mythical, because everyone knows that the first ten issues exist, but it is extremely hard to find one.

 As history goes, the first ten issues of ACK were reprints of popular western folktales and it was not until issue No.11 that indigenous stories began appearing, starting with 'Krishna'.Another interesting fact is that these ten issues were published only in regional languages and not in English.

This is issue No.8 and titled in Tamil as 'Oz Naatu Mayavi' which as you would have guessed from the cover stands for 'Wizard of Oz'. This comic was published sometime in 1967