Here is Hindi Indrajal, yesterday Anupam posted english version.193-1973-Flash-Khajano ki ghati
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All credits and thanks for comics go to Anurag only.
#029.Indrajal Comics 8 (Hindi)
Người đăng: Unknown on Chủ Nhật, 22 tháng 6, 2008
Here is Hindi Indrajal, yesterday Anupam posted english version.193-1973-Flash-Khajano ki ghati
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All credits and thanks for comics go to Anurag only.
#028.Indrajal Comics 7 (Hindi)
Người đăng: Unknown on Thứ Bảy, 21 tháng 6, 2008
Hindi Indrajal Comics covers 13 (1965), 14 (1965) & 165 (1972).
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This time only Hindi version of Indrajal Comics.
075- 1968-Mandrake-Abhinerti Ka Rahasya
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All credits and thanks for these go to Anurag only.
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This time only Hindi version of Indrajal Comics.075- 1968-Mandrake-Abhinerti Ka Rahasya
Password: bookscomics.blogspot.com
All credits and thanks for these go to Anurag only.
#027.The Phantom - DC
Người đăng: Unknown on Thứ Sáu, 20 tháng 6, 2008
DC produced total 17 issues only.
The Phantom - Mini Series (1988)- #1 - #4 - (May 1988 - Aug 1988)
Phantom mini-series #1 (13.14 MB)
Phantom mini-series #2 (12.72 MB)
Phantom mini-series #3 (13.25 MB)
Phantom mini-series #4 (13.56 MB)
The Phantom - Regular Series - #01 - #13 - (Mar 1989 - Mar 1990)
Phantom-DC V2 06 -1989 (12.07 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 07 - 1989 (11.86 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 11 - 1990 (11.06 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 12 - 1990 (11.12 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 13 - 1990 (12.71 MB)
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The Phantom - Mini Series (1988)- #1 - #4 - (May 1988 - Aug 1988)
Phantom mini-series #1 (13.14 MB)
Phantom mini-series #2 (12.72 MB)
Phantom mini-series #3 (13.25 MB)
Phantom mini-series #4 (13.56 MB)
The Phantom - Regular Series - #01 - #13 - (Mar 1989 - Mar 1990)
Phantom-DC V2 01 - 1989 (12.23 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 02 - 1989 (12.72 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 03 - 1989 (12.07 MB)Phantom-DC V2 04 - 1989 (12.24 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 05 -1989 (11.69 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 06 -1989 (12.07 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 07 - 1989 (11.86 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 08 -1989 (11.14 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 09 -1989 (10.94 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 10 - 1989 (11.1 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 11 - 1990 (11.06 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 12 - 1990 (11.12 MB)
Phantom-DC V2 13 - 1990 (12.71 MB)
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The Punches of 1965: Batman
Người đăng: Unknown on Thứ Năm, 19 tháng 6, 2008
I did a post the other day counting all the punches landed in Spiderman during 1965. My idea was to compare this to Batman during 1965, to determine whether the common rumor was true that Marvel had more physical fighting than DC during the Silver Age. I found that Spiderman had 102 punches landed in 240 pages. How does that compare to Batman?
It's not even a contest:
Batman #169 had a grand total of 2 punches landed in 24 pages; ironically enough in the same panel:
Batman #170: Four punches landed (including one at a bear) in 25 pages.
Batman #171: 14 punches landed in 25 pages.
Batman #172: 12 punches landed in 25 pages.
Batman #173: Nine punches landed in 25 pages.
Batman #174: 21 punches landed in 25 pages.
Batman #175: 18 punches landed in 24 pages.
Batman #177: 12 punches landed in 24 pages
(Note: I skipped Batman #176 because it was a reprint issue of stories published prior to 1965). The total is 92 punches in 197 pages, or .467 punches per page. That's actually about 10% more punches in Batman stories in 1965 than in Spiderman.
So the theory that Marvel comics were more violent than DC does not seem backed up by this analysis. It is possible that a larger study might find some differences, but I particularly picked two comics that were notable for featuring lots of fight sequences.
Update: One addition. It was definitely my impression that Spiderman had more panels with punches in them. Batman had some very concentrated violence. For example, here's the cover to Batman #174, which had the most punches thrown of any of the comics:
So the plot involves having punches thrown, which not surprisingly add up to a lot in a very few panels.
Still, my overall conclusion remains the same.
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It's not even a contest:
Batman #169 had a grand total of 2 punches landed in 24 pages; ironically enough in the same panel:
Batman #170: Four punches landed (including one at a bear) in 25 pages.
Batman #171: 14 punches landed in 25 pages.
Batman #172: 12 punches landed in 25 pages.
Batman #173: Nine punches landed in 25 pages.
Batman #174: 21 punches landed in 25 pages.
Batman #175: 18 punches landed in 24 pages.
Batman #177: 12 punches landed in 24 pages
(Note: I skipped Batman #176 because it was a reprint issue of stories published prior to 1965). The total is 92 punches in 197 pages, or .467 punches per page. That's actually about 10% more punches in Batman stories in 1965 than in Spiderman.
So the theory that Marvel comics were more violent than DC does not seem backed up by this analysis. It is possible that a larger study might find some differences, but I particularly picked two comics that were notable for featuring lots of fight sequences.
Update: One addition. It was definitely my impression that Spiderman had more panels with punches in them. Batman had some very concentrated violence. For example, here's the cover to Batman #174, which had the most punches thrown of any of the comics:
So the plot involves having punches thrown, which not surprisingly add up to a lot in a very few panels.
Still, my overall conclusion remains the same.
The Punches of 1965: Spiderman
Người đăng: Unknown
This is something I've thought about doing for awhile. Back in the 1960s, one of the frequent claims was that Marvel had a lot more physical fighting going on in its mags than DC, which emphasized more the mental battle. So I thought that just for the heck of it, I would look at a couple of features from that era to see if there was any truth to the claim. I chose 1965 because most of the Marvel fixtures of the Silver Age had been established by then. The following year, 1966, saw the beginning of the Batman craze, which resulted in a lot more "Pow!", "Bang!" and "Zap!" in the comics.
So let's do a running punch count, starting with ASM #20:
I'll count hits with the Scorpion's tail, since they are effectively the same as a punch.
That puts us up to six so far, all incredibly from the ninth page of that story.
I'm going to count that as two punches, since the Scorpion hits two cops in that panel. Running count: 10 punches. I am not including missed punches, although that has not been a factor so far.
That's it, a total of 17 punches in 20 pages, or 0.85 punches per page. I won't crop all the punches in the subsequent issues, I'll just give you the totals I counted:
ASM 21: Six punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 22: Nine punches landed in 20 pages (counting a couple of headbutts by Cannonball).
ASM 23: Six punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 24: Six punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 25: Zero punches landed in 20 pages! The irony here is amazing because this is one of my favorite all-time Spiderman stories. And yet despite containing plenty of implied violence, the story has no real fighting as such.
ASM 26: Seven punches landed in 20 pages (counting a couple of times the Green Goblin hits Spidey with his mini-glider).
ASM 27: 17 punches landed in 20 pages (a lot of them by NY City cops).
ASM 28: 15 punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 29: 10 punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 30: Six punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 31: Three punches landed in 20 pages.
So there you have it. A total of 102 punches that connected in the course of 240 pages of Spidey action. Average number of punches is 0.425 punches per page, or roughly one punch for every 2.4 pages.
How does that compare to DC? Coming up next, a count of Batman's punches.
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So let's do a running punch count, starting with ASM #20:
I'll count hits with the Scorpion's tail, since they are effectively the same as a punch.
That puts us up to six so far, all incredibly from the ninth page of that story.
I'm going to count that as two punches, since the Scorpion hits two cops in that panel. Running count: 10 punches. I am not including missed punches, although that has not been a factor so far.
That's it, a total of 17 punches in 20 pages, or 0.85 punches per page. I won't crop all the punches in the subsequent issues, I'll just give you the totals I counted:
ASM 21: Six punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 22: Nine punches landed in 20 pages (counting a couple of headbutts by Cannonball).
ASM 23: Six punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 24: Six punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 25: Zero punches landed in 20 pages! The irony here is amazing because this is one of my favorite all-time Spiderman stories. And yet despite containing plenty of implied violence, the story has no real fighting as such.
ASM 26: Seven punches landed in 20 pages (counting a couple of times the Green Goblin hits Spidey with his mini-glider).
ASM 27: 17 punches landed in 20 pages (a lot of them by NY City cops).
ASM 28: 15 punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 29: 10 punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 30: Six punches landed in 20 pages.
ASM 31: Three punches landed in 20 pages.
So there you have it. A total of 102 punches that connected in the course of 240 pages of Spidey action. Average number of punches is 0.425 punches per page, or roughly one punch for every 2.4 pages.
How does that compare to DC? Coming up next, a count of Batman's punches.
#025.Indrajal Comics 6
Người đăng: Unknown on Chủ Nhật, 15 tháng 6, 2008
This post is dedicated to our future contributors “Srikanth” & “Anurag”.
Srikanth is going to provide the missing “Classic Illustrated Junior Comics # 515 Johnny Appleseed” &……...
Since a long time Hindi comics’ lover demanded for Hindi Indrajal Comics. Good news for you “ANURAG” is going to provide many more.
Many many thanks to both friends.
Hindi IJC covers:25 (1966), 55 (1967), 80(1969) & 98(1969)
246-1976-Mandrake-The Incredible Thief, The Alien World
Hindi Indrajal Comics
068-1968- Mandrake - Antriksh ka danav
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Hindi IJC covers:25 (1966), 55 (1967), 80(1969) & 98(1969)
All thanks and credits for:
1. english IJC 246-1976-Mandrake go to Ajay.
2. english IJC V21N40-1984-Lt.Drake go to Prashant.
3. covers and Hindi IJC go to ANURAG only.
