The 1980s were an important era for Indian comics and children’s reading culture. Raj Comics, Diamond Comics, Manoj Comics, Chandamama, Champak, Nandan, Parag and Tinkle introduced generations of young readers to superheroes, humour, mythology, adventure and storytelling.
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The debate between Shaktimaan and Samay Raina is not just about two individuals, but a clash of two mindsets, where on one side stand legacy and responsibility and on the other, satire and freedom.
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Celebrate World Wildlife Day with iconic Indian comic superheroes like Bhediya, Phantom, Angara, Shikari Shambhu, and Bajrangi who inspired generations to protect forests and wildlife.
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A nostalgic look at Indian comic book pages beyond stories—ads, back covers, and childhood memories that shaped a generation.
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2025 changed the game. 2026 will rebuild the empire. The comic revolution has begun and India is ready to rise again.
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Comics Today – Volume 01 (2025) is India’s leading comics magazine featuring The Phantom revival, Three Mirrors cover reveal, exclusive interviews, and more. Pre-order now.
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Two Legends Of Laughter, Asrani And Satish Shah, Whose Humor Carried Heart And Their Legacy Will Forever Echo In Indian Cinema.
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The man who gave James Bond his identity. Remembering Joseph Caroff, designer of the iconic 007 logo.
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Portraying masculinity through strength, vulnerability and leadership – Joe Jusko’s heroes stand taller than ever.
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Forget what you know. In DC’s Absolute Universe, the heroes don’t rise, they survive!! Brutal, raw and remorseless, this is the new gold standard of superhero storytelling.
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