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Here is one more Frew!

Frew #1626: The Jungle Vampire
Story: Claes Reimerthi
Art: César Spadari



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Edited by me.

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These are coming soon!




Frew should start publication in India! Even at price of the Indian Market, they shall be winners and we too.

After long time posting a Frew.


Frew #1625: The Jungle Vampire
Story: Tony DePaul
Art:Felmang and Germano Ferri



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Emile was kind enough to send us a Tarzan strip, which had completed its reprint run recently.


Name: D135 | jc44 - Tarzan Tells His Story Part I - 1962-05-07 to 1962-12-15.zip
Size: 11.66MB
URL: http://www.mediafire.com/?4d42fl5r2jb8zot

One of John Celardo classics.

All credit and thanks to Emile.

Without much ado, I present here the latest daily strip of the Phantom, that just concluded last week. I am still in my role of guest host of this blog.


Archive:
Name: The Phantom - D234 - The Den Of Tigers ! (A Detente With Crime Part II) - 2011-12-12 to 2012-04-07.zip
Size: 17.6MB
URL: http://www.mediafire.com/?g15tljacbjbjv3t

All thanks and credits to Emile for this strip.

Today is April 14th. It is celebrated as Vishu in Kerala, one of the southern states of India. Kerala is often known as "God's own country". This occasion signifies the Sun's transit into the Meda Raasi (first zodiac sign), according to Indian astrological calculations, and represents the vernal equinox. Vishu is also considered as the Malayalam New Year day and thus the importance of this day to all Malayalis regardless of their religion or sect.

So Happy Vishu to one and all.

          

The most important event is the Vishukkani, which literally means " the first thing seen on the day of Vishu after waking up". The Vishukkani consists of a ritual arrangement of auspicious articles like raw rice, fresh lemon, golden cucumber, betel leaves, arecanut, metal mirror, yellow flowers konna (Cassia fistula), and a holy text and coins, in a bell metal vessel called uruli in the puja room of the house. (See above) A lighted  lamp called nilavilakku is also placed alongside. This is arranged the night before. On Vishu, the custom is to wake up at dawn and go to the puja room with eyes closed so that the Vishukkani is the first sight of the new season.  Devotees visit temples like Sabarimala Ayyappan Temple, Guruvayur Sree Krishna temple to have a "Vishukkani Kazhcha" in the early hours of "Vishu" day.