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The Powerpuff Girls Return With an All-New Sequel in Brand-New Comic Adventure
Dynamite Entertainment's new 128-page graphic novel, New Year, New You, sends Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup back to Townsville with all-new stories this September.
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From the Desk
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3 min readIndrajal Comics: How The Phantom Became an Indian Household Hero

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3 min readNarayan Debnath: The Man Who Drew Bengal's Comics for Sixty Years

River of Stories: The 1994 Book That Started the Indian Graphic Novel
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Bahadur: Aabid Surti's Action Hero for the Age of the Dacoits
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Chandamama: The Illustrated Story Magazine That Raised Generations
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Lion and Muthu Comics: The Tamil Pulp Phenomenon Printed in Sivakasi
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Spider-Man: India, Pavitr Prabhakar and the Gotham Comics Era
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Pran's Diamond Comics Empire: Billoo, Pinki, Shrimatiji and the Rest
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Priya's Shakti: The Augmented Reality Comic That Fought Gender Violence
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Devi, Ramayan 3392 AD and the Mythology Comics Wave
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Nagraj at Raj Comics: How a snake-powered hero became India's homegrown superhero
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River of Stories: The 1994 Book That Started the Indian Graphic Novel
Orijit Sen's account of the Narmada dam struggle was refused by bookshops in 1994, and reissued to acclaim 28 years later.
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