Champak- Freedom Struggle Special

A patriotic Champak cover from twenty years back. Wish you all a happy Republic Day!

Spectrum Comics- The Amazing Spiderman-The Deadly Mission

Presenting another rare comic cover from the Spectrum Stable. Published in September 1986, this is Issue No.23. 

This issue features an exciting story involving the 'FoolKiller' as the primary villain. For those who are not familiar with the 'FoolKiller', Wikipedia has a detailed entry about him (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foolkiller)

As for the story itself, it originally appeared in the Amazing Spiderman issue No.225 which was published by the Marvel Comics Group in February 1982.A detailed review of this story can further be found on this link (http://notahoaxnotadream.blogspot.in/2014/08/the-amazing-spider-man-225.html)

Madhu Muskaan No.23

Presenting a rare satirical cover of Madu Muskaan. The expression on the cow is priceless! 

Star Comics - Album- Amazing 3D

Presenting a very rarely seen comic cover. This one is a 3D comic published by Star Comics, who were one of the pioneers of introducing 3D comics in India. This book does not have a publishing date but it can be safely guessed that it was  published sometime in the mid 1980's

A Tinkle Collection No.3 - Indian Folk Tales

Presenting another rare and hard to find Tinkle cover. This is the original collected edition of Indian Folk Tales from 1983.

Star Comics-Amitabh Bachchan Supremo Comic Vol.1No.8

Presenting another rare Supremo comic cover from the days of yore. This one is Vol.1 No.8, titled 'The Lost Idol'

Chitra Rath Comics - Serach Light on Statue Thieves

Presenting a rare cover of a lesser know comic publishing house called as 'Chitra Rath Comics'. The story is centered around a gang of thieves who steal antiques from Indian museums and sell them to foreign dealers.The protagonist is a young journalist/science researcher called Damal who after badly injuring his right hand in an accident makes use of a prosthetic steel claw which he develops in his own research lab.One day when he wears the steel claw he feels an electric shock which renders his invisible with only the claw being visible. Thus begins the story of a vigilante who fights the criminals using the special powers bestowed upon him by the steel claw.

Not much is known of the publishers or the publishing history of Chitra Rath comics.Details present in this comic indicate that the comic was published out of Kolkata sometime in 1988.This is Vol.1.No.2.

If you have anymore information regarding this comic series, please feel free to share.