Showing posts with label #239. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #239. Show all posts

English Indrajal #231 to #240 - Best versions so far (till Jan 2018)

Re-posting English Indrajal #231 to #240:

#HeroTitleDated
231The PhantomStranger In Desert1975-6-1
232Flash GordonRescue Mission Mercury1975-6-15
233The PhantomThe Golden Woods1975-7-1
234The PhantomThe Two Headed Bull1975-7-15
235Flash GordonMany Faces of Death1975-8-1
236MandrakeThe Towering Colossus1975-8-15
237The PhantomAn Oath of Vengeance1975-9-1
238The PhantomThe Jewel Deal1975-9-15
239Flash GordonThe Solar Power Station1975-10-1
240The PhantomDuel With Death1975-10-15

Front Cover and 1st story page may help you checking the version:

231 (↑ this version) is by MiSD.


These 10 (231-240) were scanned and edited by Venkitachalam Subramanian.

I've re-checked and re-uploaded at download friendly server. Enjoy!

Read Offline #231 to #240

Thanks a lot Venkitachalam Subramanian and MiSD!
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239 (1975) The Solar Power Station

This Indrajal Contains 2 comics:
  • Hero: Flash Gordon
I think (check comment part of the earlier post), it's S129 - "Solar Energy Station" (5/5/74 to 7/14/74) - Same storyline run in the daily D2-094. However, many panels & dialogues are different from D2-094.
Artist & Writer: Dan Barry 
  • Hero: The Phantom
Title: The Captive King - It's 2nd out of 3 comics  from  Charlton # C51 (Aug 1972)
Writer: Joe Gill   
Artist: Pat Boyette


Download 1600px width C2C file 


It's scanned & edited by Venkitachalam Subramanian. All thanks & credits go to him.  

P.S. Major part of the D-2 strips ( upto 140) & the Sunday strips -1 to 26 are available at Books & Comics.

 D2-141 to 152 will be shared soon, two missing  D2 series strips will come after translations of some missing pages.

At present., don't have more the Sunday strips However, I'm keeping eyes open for rest the Sunday strips & missing D-2 series strips. If I find/receive, those will be posted at BC blog.

Hope is alive always! Keep visiting!
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2 Hindi #245, 295; 1 English #239 IJC & Some Covers


May This Diwali be as bright as ever.

May this Diwali bring joy, health and wealth to you.
May the festival of lights brighten up you and your near and dear ones lives.
May this Diwali bring in you the most brightest and choicest happiness and love you have ever Wished for.
May this Diwali bring you the utmost in peace and prosperity.
May lights triumph over darkness.
May peace transcend the earth.
May the spirit of light illuminate the world.
May the light that we celebrate at Diwali show us the way and lead us together on the path of peace and social harmony.
"WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY DIWALI"
How I fallen in love with Indrajal Comics, I still remember as it happened only yesterday.
Mrutunjay (1978) was the first Indrajal Comics or Comic ever read. I was around 9 year old, we were waiting for train at Chhapra Railway station where I saw it at book stall. Ran back to elder cousin brother who is 3 years older than me, asked to add 40 paise (0.4 rupee), but he gave me rupee. We both enjoyed it whole journey, reading it again & again.
Phantom & Indrajal attracted me, although that days Indrajal was printed twice a month (I don’t understand initially), everyday goes to book stall. Meanwhile my father was transferred to Gumla*. Even knowing about the day of release of next issue, my feet automatically start moving towards book stall 2-3 days earlier. I always afraid to miss an issue or read it late (suffering from this sickness till now). One of my friend told about me to his elder brother, who was an advocate & had great collection of Indrajal Comics. Thanks to him in very short period, luckly read almost all early issues.
*Gumla district was formed on 18th May 1983 by carving out of certain areas of Ranchi district -that time Bihar state, now it is one of the twenty-two districts of Jharkhand state, India. Gumla is considered to be the birth place of Hindu God Hanuman and a temple few kilometers away from the city off the Gumla - Ghaghra road is dedicated to him and his mother. The district contains mountains named Risyamook mountains mentioned in the Ramayana.
This number is already avaliable online, but I can't stop myself to represent a new & better version today.
295-1978-Phantom-Mrutunjay
Password: bookscomics.blogspot.com
Indrajal Comics contributors of this post:
* English - Anonymous
* Hindi - Ajay Misra
Some more coming Indrajals:

*Anonymous (first 4 - only English)
*Anurag (5 to 16 - Hindi & English)




May be there is crisis in world, but not for Indrajal fans. It was a year a flood, dryness, uncertain mood changes in world of Indrajal, but for fans it was most successful year. Many many thanks to all contributors, bloggers & visitors; without their love & efforts it was not possible. Hoping our e-treasure of Indrajal will continue to increase with geometric progression.
Once again WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY DIWALI.
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