From powerful serpent allies to a complicated love story, explore the important characters who have supported Nagraj throughout his adventures in Raj Comics.
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In comics, superheroes stand against evil and protect others. But does becoming a superhero really require extraordinary powers? Captain Smit Machhar’s courageous actions offer a different perspective on what it means to be a hero.
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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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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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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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This Friendship Day, revisit the legendary friendship of Nagraj and Super Commando Dhruv. From their historic first team-up in Raj Comics’ first Visheshank to Rajnagar Ki Tabahi and beyond, discover why they remain India’s most iconic superhero duo.
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On Kargil Vijay Diwas, we revisit one of Raj Comics’ most memorable special issues “Kargil”, featuring the patriotic superhero Tiranga. With a striking cover by the late Dheeraj Verma, a gripping story by Haneef Azhar and dynamic artwork by Dilip Chaubey, this 64-page edition remains a nostalgic tribute to the courage of India’s armed forces and a landmark in Indian comic book history.
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For an entire generation of fans, Xena: Warrior Princess wasn’t just another fantasy television show, it was a cultural phenomenon. If you still remember Xena’s legendary battle cry and her razor sharp Chakram, The Classic Years Omnibus is the perfect way to revisit those unforgettable adventures.
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From One Piece to Attack on Titan, explore the top 10 best-selling manga of all time, their global dominance, and how streaming platforms helped transform Japanese comics into a worldwide phenomenon now influencing Indian creators as well.
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Explore the golden era of Indian comics and children’s magazines this World Book Day, celebrating nostalgia, storytelling and cultural impact.
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The August 1994 issue of Chandamama (Hindi) stands as a rich time capsule of 90s India where mythology, moral storytelling, global awareness and iconic comic ads coexisted in a single magazine, shaping an entire generation’s imagination.
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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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This rare 1989 Diamond Comics advertisement offers a fascinating glimpse into the golden era of Indian comics publishing. Featuring titles like Chacha Chaudhary Aur Raka Se Mutbhed, Motu Patlu Aur Anmol Khazana, and Fauladi Singh Aur Indrajaal, the advertisement reflects a time when readers had an abundance of comic book choices. It also connects with the cultural moment of the late 1980s, when the Mahabharat television series on Doordarshan captivated audiences across India.
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