#693 - Two Tarzan comic books from Kiran Publications

A couple of posts ago, I had mentioned how my friend Ajnaabi is synonymous with sharing of Tarzan comic books on the Net.

I am presenting here two Tarzan comic books from Kiran Publications (India). The first one is No 46. See cover below:

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This contains the story "King Al Famin" followed by "Tarzan And The Magic Palace"

The second comic book is No 49. See cover below:

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This contains the story "Tarzan And The Valley Of Death"

Though both comic books are complete, both suffer from "Binder's Surgery". You will know what I mean when you read the books.

BTW, Ajnaabi, if you are visiting this blog, please do come back to scanning and posting

Enjoy,

Venkit

#692 - The latest Tarzan Sunday strip reprint

Here is the latest Tarzan Sunday strip fresh off the Internet, provided to us by Emile.

Download this story from Emile's original link.

Para aquellos que necesitan la versión en español , por favor descargue aquí desde
la fuente original de Emile


Enjoy and shower your thanks on Emile.

Venkit

#691 - The Full run of the first Garth story

It is really a thrill when you hit upon the very first strip of any classic comic strip. I have had the good fortune of having the digital version of strips like Mandrake, Phantom, Rip Kirby and many others.

I am presenting here the full run of the first ever Garth story. I am sure Dr. Ramesh Bagwani will also be very happy. Like Ajay is synonymous with Frew Comics on the Net, Dr.Bagwani is the name that comes foremost with the sharing of Garth comics.

These were taken from PDF versions of the old pages of the original newspaper in which they appear. Don Freeman, Steve Dowling and John Allard collaborated in this story.

Here is the first strip in the story:

This is quite a big story containing 197 strips. You can download the story here and probably reduce the size if you wish.

Enjoy,

Venkitachalam

A peculiar comic- Sunny the Supersleuth - Defeats the Terrosists

For those among us who know only Dhoni and gang and probably heard of Tendulkar (god of cricket), there was a cricketer, who reigned the World of Test Cricket from the early seventies to the early eighties. He came to the cricket scene with a bang in 1971, scoring 774 runs in 5 Tests (didn't bat in one innings to add to the greatness) against the mighty West Indies, which included 2 double centuries against the likes of Wesley Hall, Charles Griffith, Gary Sobers et al.

#689 - Phantom Daily strip 195 set in color by "Perth"

Here is yet another colorful creation by the same Phan whose colorful creation was shared by me in my last post. Only this time he is using a new nick name - PERTH.

The story is D195 - Terror At The Opera. Many of us may be having the Black and white version, but not everyone has the colored version. He has even put forth a kind of a colorful cover for the book-style presentation of the story.

So download the comic from his original link here, and shower your thanks to PERTH.

This might be my last post in a while, as I start my journey this Thursday.

Enjoy