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 | What happened on January 13? Hitler declared total war and Mickey Mouse was bornWho doesn't like comics? And the OG of comics is none other than Mickey Mouse. The comic strip appeared for the first time on January 13, 1930 | |
 | Love K-Pop and everything Korean? Then you'll definitely love this Korean webtoons app. Check it outHyunwoo Thomas Kim, Co-Founder of Kross Komics talks about his plans to take Korean digital comics to Indian youth | |
 | Harshveer Jain is no artist, but his comic strip on Insta will call out to youIf you haven't already checked out Harshveer Jain's Instagram page @storysellercomics, then you are already missing out on a lot. Here's why | |
 | Odisha government launches 'Tiki Mausi Kuhe' comics to raise awareness about COVID-appropriate nutritionThe campaign through comics was launched in the presence of the Minister for Women and Child Development Tukuni Sahu | |
 | This 27-year-old is making some unique mandalas and zentangles by adding comic characters to itIn just one and a half year time, Shikhi Bhat has created paintings of many mandalas and zetangles and converted them into merchandise so that people can buy them | |
 | Meet Arun Prasad, the man who owns 18,000 comics and is trying to trace their history in IndiaArun Prasad has been collecting Indian and Western comics since 1998. We speak to him about his mission to trace their history in India and how he fell in love with the medium of art | |
 | Are you ready to answer Betaal's questions? This IIM Kozhikode prof's question paper will take you back in timeThe question paper is not just about the questions but has detailed illustrations from the Vikram Betaal series of the Chandamama comics, with attribution, and comes with a story for each section | |
 | Why this Bengaluru artist's comics on political issues with a hint of satire is a hit on social mediaAravinda Tegginamath started ButtSir Comics on social media during the lockdown and it has already become quite popular among the masses. We find out why | |
 | Why Chennai-based BS Labz decided to bring ancient folklore to the modern era in comic formVeerasena's Four Ministers, available on Amazon Kindle, is ancient folklore retold for children by Chennai-based history student Prathik Sudha Murali and BS Labz | |
 | Comics, caste, conversation: The curiously delightful world that Rajesh Rajamani has createdRajesh Rajamani talks about how he conceived the idea of initiating conversations on caste, gender through comics | |
 | Here's why cartoonist Rohan Chakravarty's Green Humour page will get you thinking about conservation with a laughIn Rohan Chakravarty's world of comics, animals have tongues as sharp as knives and they use them to tell you about their woes in a way that forces you to sit up and care. Are you ready to plunge in? | |
 | How this Chennai illustrator is bringing less discussed issues to the forefront through her comicsAkshara Ashok's Instagram page, Happy Fluff Comics, is super relatable and utterly cute. We find out why she talks about less discussed issues | |
 | Idivettu-ing Typhoons: How Mohith O created the first all-Malayalam serialised comicBased on a crime that occurs in a small town in Kottayam, Idivettu is the first serialised comic to be entirely written in Malayalam | |
 | This weekly comic strip by Jadavpur University students is the coolest Corona awareness campaign. Here's whyThe stories talk about rumours of how cow urine can help cure Corona to the scarcity of medical equipment and problems the medical personnel are facing | |
 | Efundu is trying to make learning and reading fun for school children with comics. Here's howVijay Srinivas Prativadi, Founder, Efundu speaks about what went into converting school textbooks into comics and taking them to different schools. Their app can be also downloaded on Android phones |
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