Five iconic characters. One altered Barsoom. Dynamite’s Altered States: Warlords brings Red Sonja, Tarzan, John Carter, Dejah Thoris and Vampirella together for a four-issue crossover adventure.
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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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Anime India Mumbai 2026 brought more than 45,000 anime and pop-culture fans together at NESCO, Goregaon. From cosplay and manga to gaming, music and Japanese creators, the three day convention offered a powerful glimpse into India’s rapidly expanding anime culture.
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DC/Marvel: The Cosmic Kiss Caper & Other Stories brings together Batman/Deadpool, Superman/Spider-Man and more in a new collection of the historic DC/Marvel crossover stories. Here’s what fans can expect.
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Did you know that the Hulk was not originally green? Marvel’s strongest hero debuted as a grey-skinned giant in 1962 before evolving into the legendary Green Hulk known worldwide today. Here’s the incredible story behind one of comic book history’s most surprising facts.
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On Teacher’s Day, Comics Byte revisits a vintage Raj Comics advertisement featuring Adrak Chacha, the beloved guru and caretaker who played a crucial role in shaping Suraj into Doga. A nostalgic glimpse into the powerful guru-shishya bond behind one of Indian comics most iconic heroes.
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Bhagawat – The Krishna Avatar retells the fascinating story of Lord Krishna, from his miraculous birth and mischievous childhood to his battles with demons and Kamsa. Based on the tenth canto of the Bhagavata Purana, this Amar Chitra Katha classic presents Krishna not only as an avatar of Vishnu, but also as a beloved son, brother, friend, husband and warrior. On Krishna Janmashtami, this beautifully illustrated comic offers readers a wonderful way to revisit one of India’s most enduring mythological stories.
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Confused by 80 years of history and thousands of issues? Skip the confusion. This beginner’s guide breaks down the golden rules of comic books, the best starter graphic novels for Marvel, DC, and indie genres, and how to read them for free.
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Before James Bond became a cinematic legend, 007 was already making history in the pages of the Daily Express. Titan Comics’ upcoming Ian Fleming’s James Bond Signature Comic Strip Collection Vol. 1 brings together seven classic newspaper adaptations illustrated by John McLusky, offering a fascinating look at Bond’s early evolution from literary hero to visual icon.
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One of Batman’s most celebrated comic book stories is finally getting the animated treatment it deserves. Batman: Knightfall adapts the legendary 1990s saga as a three-part animated movie trilogy, following Batman’s war against Bane, his devastating defeat, Jean-Paul Valley’s controversial transformation into Batman, and Bruce Wayne’s fight to reclaim the mantle.
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Priced at just six rupees and packed with nearly 50 pages of stories, Chacha Chaudhary Aur Ek Crore Ka Heera is more than a vintage comic from 1990. It is a nostalgic snapshot of an era when Chacha Chaudhary’s intelligence and Sabu’s strength made them one of Indian comics’ most beloved duos.
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Lotpot Issue 2289 is a colourful August 2026 special featuring Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan, packed with comics, mystery stories, science, history, environmental awareness, activities and childhood nostalgia. Here is the Comics Byte review of whether this issue succeeds in entertaining both today’s young readers and longtime Lotpot fans.
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Avengers: Endgame Encore isn’t just another Marvel re-release. With new footage, updated visuals and a narrative connection to Avengers: Doomsday, Marvel is asking fans to revisit the ending that changed the MCU forever.
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This 1990 Diamond Comics advertisement is more than a vintage promotional page—it is a time capsule from the golden era of Indian comics. Featuring Chacha Chaudhary, Sabu, Billoo and Pinki, it captures the comic-book culture and childhood nostalgia of an unforgettable generation.
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The Eye of God: I. The Recall, created by Twishampann Das, introduces readers to an ambitious myth-inspired universe where ancient powers, legends, monsters and forgotten mysteries collide. With striking artwork and a concept built around global mythology, this 44-page IndiePress graphic novel sets the stage for what could become a much larger saga.
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