Individuals interested in the evolution of Indian graphic storytelling and the art styles of pioneers like Pran Kumar Sharma or Anupam Sinha . Key Features

The content on was staggering in its variety. Unlike official digital repositories that are hamstrung by copyright law, this blog operated in the grey zone of "abandonware" and fan preservation.

If you are lucky enough to find a working link from the site, download it. If you have old comics in your attic, scan them. And if you stumble across an archived page of , take a moment to appreciate the messy, beautiful, passionate early days of Indian internet fandom.

The blog set a template for every Indian comic preservationist that followed. It taught us that:

Here is a breakdown of the typical categories you would find:

The mainstay of the site, featuring legendary characters like Nagraj , Super Commando Dhruva , Doga , Parmanu , and Shakti .

Run by an anonymous but passionate archivist (likely a collector from Delhi or Mumbai, based on the content focus), this blog was created with a simple mission: . Using a free Blogger template and a modest scanner, the creator began uploading high-resolution (for the time) scans of old Indian comic books.

Known for a diverse range of characters like Sagar-Salil , Hawaldar Bahadur , and Crookbond . Tulsi Comics: Featuring characters like Angara and Jambu .