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List of Dhruva titles
[edit]This table lists all Raj comics titles featuring Dhruva in chronological order. Many of these titles have since been translated and published in English.
Comic has been published in English
Comic has not been published in English
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Serial No. | Year | Issue No. | Original Hindi Title | English transliteration of comic title | Comic Title in English[a] | Solo/Two-hero/Multi-hero/other | Note |
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1 | 1987–1991 | GENL #74 | प्रतिशोध की ज्वाला | Pratishodh Ki Jwala | The Vengeance | Solo | Debut issue of Super Commando Dhruva[1] |
2 | GENL #79 | रोमन हत्यारा | Roman Hatyara | The Roman Assassin (Dangerous Device) | Solo | Dhruva's only solo issue where he is not featured on the cover art[2] Published in English individually titled Dangerous Device and later in trade paperback format in 2013 titled The Roman Assassin | |
3 | GENL #92 | आदमखोरों का स्वर्ग | Aadamkhoron Ka Swarg | The Rise of Mutants | Solo | First part of a two-part story[3] | |
4 | GENL #96 | स्वर्ग की तबाही | Swarg Ki Tabahi | The Annihilation of The Mutants | Solo | Concluding part of the two-part story[4] | |
5 | GENL #116 | मौत का ओलंपिक | Maut Ka Olympic | The Deadly Games | Solo | Dhruva's arch enemy Grand Master Robo made his first appearance[5] | |
6 | GENL #138 | समुद्र का शैतान | Samudra Ka Shaitan | Sea Monster | Solo | [6] | |
7 | GENL #140 | बर्फ की चिता | Barf Ki Chita | Mysterious Mountains | Solo | [7] | |
8 | GENL #146 | रूहों का शिकंजा | Ruhon Ka Shikanja | Ghost From The Past | Solo | [8] | |
9 | GENL #147 | लहू के प्यासे | Lahoo Ke Pyaase | Operation Desert Storm | Solo | Original cover art[9]
Cover art for the reprints[10] | |
10 | GENL #179 | महामानव | Mahamanav | Mahamanav | Solo | [11] | |
11 | GENL #185 | वू डू | Voodoo | Voodoo | Solo | [12] | |
12 | GENL #193 | मुझे मौत चाहिए | Mujhe Maut Chahiye | Death Wish | Solo | [13] | |
13 | GENL #222 | बहरी मौत | Bahari Maut | Deaf Death | Solo | [14] | |
14 | GENL #230 | उड़नतश्तरी के बंधक | Udantashtari Ke Bandhak | Hostages Of The Flying Saucer | Solo | [15] | |
15 | GENL #246 | Ek Din Ki Maut
(एक दिन की मौत) |
Death For One Day | Solo | [16] | ||
16 | SPCL #1 | Nagraj aur Super Commando Dhruva
(नागराज और सुपर कमांडो ध्रुव) |
Nagraj and Super Commando Dhruva | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj
Guest Appearances: Parmanu, Vinashdoot & Gagan |
First special issue published by Raj Comics. It brought Nagraj and Dhruva together for the first time[17] | ||
17 | SPCL #2 | Grand Master Robo
(ग्रैंड मास्टर रोबो) |
Grand Master Robo | Solo | Dhruva's first solo special issue[18] | ||
18 | GENL #255 | Vinaash Ke Vriksha
(विनाश के वृक्ष) |
Trees Of Destruction | Solo | [19] | ||
19 | GENL #285 | Champion Killer
(चैम्पियन किलर) |
Champion Killer | Solo | First part of a two-part story[20] | ||
20 | GENL #290 | Aakhiri Daanv
(आखिरी दांव) |
Final Move | Solo | Concluding part of the two-part story[21] | ||
21 | SPCL #6 | Aawaj Ki Tabaahi
(आवाज की तबाही) |
Destruction Of Voice | Solo | |||
22 | SPCL #7 | Khooni Khilone
(खूनी खिलौने) |
Killer Toys | Solo | |||
23 | 1992 | SPCL #8 | Nagraj aur Bugaaku
(नागराज और बुगाकू) |
Nagraj and Bugaaku | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | ||
24 | SPCL #10 | Kirigi Ka Kahar
(किरीगी का कहर) |
Kirigi's Fury | Solo | Raj Comics released an animated commercial on various TV channels for promotion of this comic | ||
25 | SPCL #13 | Chumba Ka Chakravyuh
(चुंबा का चक्रव्यूह) |
Chumba's Trap | Solo | |||
26 | 1993 | GENL #385 | Video Villain
(विडियो विलेन) |
Video Villain | Solo | ||
27 | GENL #400 | Pagal Kaatilon Ki Toli
(पागल कातिलों की टोली) |
Gang Of Mad Murderers | Solo | |||
28 | SPCL #17 | Doctor Virus
(डाक्टर वायरस) |
Doctor Virus | Solo | |||
29 | SPCL #19 | Samri Ki Jwala
(सामरी की ज्वाला) |
Samri's Fire | Solo | |||
30 | Super SPCL #1 | Fighter Toads
(फाइटर टोड्स) |
Fighter Toads | Multistarrer: Dhruva, Fighter Toads & Nagraj | Debut issue of the Raj Comics superheroes Fighter Toads: a group of 4 mutant toads (Masterr, Computerr, Cutterr, Shooterr). This comic was released as a giant issue. | ||
31 | GENL #450 | Black Cat
(्ब्लैक कैट) |
Black Cat | Solo | First part of a two-part story | ||
32 | GENL #460 | Robo Ka Pratishodh
(रोबो का प्रतिशोध) |
Robo's Vengeance | Solo | Concluding part of the two-part story | ||
33 | SPCL #24 | Atma Ke Chor
(आत्मा के चोर) |
Soul Stealers | Solo | |||
34 | 1994 | SPCL #28 | Vampire
(वैम्पायर) |
Vampire | Solo | ||
35 | SPCL #33 | Suprema
(सुप्रीमा) |
Suprema | Solo | |||
36 | GENL #550 | Daldal
(दलदल) |
Quicksand | Solo | |||
37 | GENL #560 | Udti Maut
(उड़ती मौत) |
Flying Death | Solo | |||
38 | 1995 | GENL #565 | Chandkaal Ki Wapsi
(चंडकाल की वापसी) |
Return Of Chandkaal | Solo | Dhruva's last solo general issue | |
39 | SPCL #41 | Maine Mara Dhruva Ko
(मैंने मारा ध्रुव को) |
I Killed Dhruva | Solo | First part of a two-part story | ||
40 | SPCL #43 | Hatyara Kaun
(हत्यारा कौन) |
Who's The Killer | Solo | Concluding part of the two-part story | ||
41 | SPCL #47 | Circus
(सर्कस) |
Circus | Solo | |||
42 | GENL #637 | Bheriya Ki Khoj
(भेड़िया की खोज) |
Finding Bheriya | Two hero: Dhruva & Bheriya | A two hero general issue featuring Dhruva and Bheriya | ||
43 | SPCL #53 | Hatyari Rashiyan
(हत्यारी राशियां) |
Killer Zodiac Signs | Solo | |||
44 | 1996 | GENL #653 | Mar Gaya Ashwaraj
(मर गया अश्वराज) |
Ashwaraj Is Dead | Two hero: Dhruva & Ashwaraj | A Dhruva-Ashwaraj 2-in-1 issue, but Dhruva is not featured on the cover art | |
45 | SPCL #58 | Maut Ke Chehre
(मौत के चेहरे) |
Faces Of Death | Solo | |||
46 | SPCL #64 | Commander Natasha
(कमांडर नताशा) |
Commander Natasha | Solo | Although an independent story, it picks up from exactly where the previous issue, "Maut Ke Chehre", ends | ||
47 | SPCL #67 | Rajnagar Ki Tabahi
(राजनगर की तबाही) |
The Doom Of Rajnagar | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | |||
48 | SPCL #69 | Sazae Maut
(सजाए मौत) |
Death Sentence | Solo | |||
49 | SPCL #73 | Andhi Maut
(अंधी मौत) |
Blind Death | Solo | |||
50 | 1997 | SPCL #78 | Shadyantra
(षड़यंत्र) |
Conspiracy | Solo | ||
51 | SPCL #85 | Mahakaal
(महाकाल) |
Death Time | Solo | |||
52 | SPCL #90 | Pralay
(प्रलय) |
Doom's Day | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | |||
53 | SPCL #93 | Vinaash
(विनाश) |
The Catastrophe | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | |||
54 | SPCL #100 | Khooni Khandan
(खूनी खानदान) |
Killer Pedigree | Solo | First part of a 3-part story | ||
55 | 1998 | SPCL #105 | Ateet
(अतीत) |
Past | Solo | Second part of a three-part story | |
56 | SPCL #109 | Jigsaw
(जिग्सा) |
Jigsaw | Solo | Concluding part of the three-part series | ||
57 | SPCL #110 | Tanashah
(तानाशाह) |
Dictator | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | |||
58 | SPCL #116 | Dhruva-Shakti
(ध्रुव-शक्ति) |
Dhruva-Shakti | Two hero: Dhruva & Shakti | Shakti was the new super heroine of Raj Comics, featuring in a series of titles in which she came face to face with an existing superhero. This title brought Dhruva and Shakti together. | ||
59 | SPCL #121 | Jung
(जंग) |
Battle | Solo | |||
60 | 1999 | SPCL #127 | Dushman
(दुश्मन) |
Enemy | Solo | ||
61 | SPCL #130 | Nishachar
(निशाचर) |
Nocturno | Two hero: Dhruva & Doga | The first joint appearance of Dhruva & Doga | ||
62 | SPCL #137 | Kaliyug
(कलियुग) |
Kaliyug | Multistarrer: Dhruva, Nagraj & Shakti | |||
63 | SPCL #154 | Quiz Master
(क्विज मास्टर) |
Quiz Master | Solo | |||
64 | SPCL #165 | Mummy Ka Kahar
(ममी का कहर) |
Mummy's Fury | Solo | |||
65 | 2000 | SPCL #176 | Commando Force
(कमांडो फोर्स) |
Commando Force | Solo | ||
66 | SPCL #185 | Kohraam
(कोहराम) |
Furore | Multistarrer: Dhruva, Nagraj, Doga, Parmanu, Shakti, Bheriya, Anthony, Inspector Steel & Tiranga | This title brought almost all the existing superheroes together | ||
67 | SPCL #195 | Bauna Waaman
(बौना वामन) |
Bauna Waaman | Solo | |||
68 | SPCL #210 | Kaaldhwani
(कालध्वनी) |
Sound Of Death | Solo | |||
69 | SPCL #215 | Shah aur Maat
(शह और मात) |
Checkmate | Solo | |||
70 | 2001 | SPCL #220 | Aaya Chumba
(आया चुंबा) |
Here Comes Chumba | Solo | First part of a two-part story | |
71 | SPCL #230 | Chumba Samrat
(चुंबा सम्राट) |
King Chumba | Solo | Concluding part of the two-part story | ||
72 | SPCL #235 | Jaljala
(जलजला) |
Jolt | Multistarrer | |||
73 | SPCL #241 | Aatank
(आतंक) |
Terror | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | First part of a two-part story | ||
74 | SPCL #246 | Dushman Nagraj
(दुश्मन नागराज) |
The Enemy Nagraj | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Concluding part of the two-part story | ||
75 | SPCL #259 | Dhruva Hatyara Hai
(ध्रुव हत्यारा है) |
Dhruva is Murderer | Solo | |||
76 | SPCL #270 | Shahanshah
(शहंशाह) |
King of Kings | Solo | |||
77 | SPCL #271 | Sangraam
(संग्राम) |
War | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | |||
78 | 2002 | SPCL #286 | Sheetan
(शीतान) |
Snow Satans | Solo | ||
79 | SPCL #300 | Dhruv Khatm
(ध्रुव ख़त्म) |
Dhruv is no more | Solo | |||
80 | SPCL #304 | Vidhwans
(विध्वंस) |
Demolition | Multistarrer | |||
81 | SPCL #315 | Parkaale
(परकाले) |
Death From Above | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | |||
82 | SPCL #330 | Anth
(अंत) |
The End | Solo | |||
83 | SPCL #344 | Sanhaar
(संहार) |
Slaughter | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | |||
84 | SPCL #350 | Doosra Dhruva
(दूसरा ध्रुव) |
Second Dhruva | Solo | |||
85 | 2003 | SPCL #359 | Digital
(डिजिटल) |
Digital | Solo | ||
86 | SPCL #374 | Dracula Ka Hamla
(ड्रैकुला का हमला) |
Dracula's Assault | Solo | Dracula Series- Part 1 | ||
87 | SPCL #376 | Aa Maut Mujhe Maar
(आ मौत मुझे मार) |
Come Death, Kill Me | Multistarrer:
Guest Appearance: Dhruva |
Dhruva makes a guest appearance | ||
88 | SPCL #400 | Dracula Ka Anth
(ड्रैकुला का अंत) |
The End Of Dracula | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Dracula Series- Part 3 | ||
89 | SPCL #420 | Kolahal
(कोलाहल) |
Cacophony | Multistarrer | Dracula Series - The Concluding Part | ||
90 | SPCL #445 | Master Blaster
(मास्टर ब्लास्टर) |
Master Blaster | Solo | |||
91 | 2004 | SPCL #470 | Robot
(रोबाॅट) |
Robot | Solo | First part of a two-part story | |
92 | SPCL #485 | Super Commando Dhruva
(सुपर कमांडो ध्रुव) |
Super Commando Dhruva | Solo | Concluding part of the two-part story | ||
93 | SPCL #500 | Samraat
(सम्राट) |
Emperor | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | First part of a two-part story | ||
94 | SPCL #515 | Soudangi
(सौडांगी) |
Soudangi | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Concluding part of the two-part story. Cover also features other Raj Comics superheroes, but they are not seen in the issue. | ||
95 | SPCL #525 | Sarv Shaktimaan
(सर्वशक्तिमान) |
Invincible | Multistarrer | |||
96 | SPCL #540 | Super Hero
(सुपर हीरो) |
Super Hero | Solo | First part of a two-part story | ||
97 | SPCL #550 | Farishta
(फरिश्ता) |
Farishta | Solo | Cncluding part of a two-part story | ||
98 | 2005 | SPCL #560 | Robin Hood
(राॅबिन हुड) |
Robin Hood | Solo | ||
99 | SPCL #570 | Challenge
(चैलेंज) |
Challenge | Solo | |||
100 | SPCL #585 | Chakra
(चक्र) |
Cycle | Multistarrer | |||
101 | SPCL #600 | Madyusa
(मैड्यूसा) |
Madyusa | Multistarrer | |||
102 | SPCL #610 | Super Indian
(सुपर इंडियन) |
Super Indian | Other: Super Indian | Debut issue of Raj Comics superhero Super Indian. Dhruva, along with many other Raj comic superheroes, appears for a single frame as part of story narrative tool. | ||
103 | SPCL #619 | Bankelal Aur Kaliyug
(बांकेलाल और कलियुग) |
Bankelal And Kaliyug | Multi-hero: Bankelal, Bhediya, Doga, Gamraj, Parmanu & Shakti
Guest Appearances: Dhruva, Anthony, Ins. Steel, Kobi, Nagraj & Tiranga |
Dhruva makes a guest appearance | ||
104 | SPCL #625 | Main Samay Hoon
(मैं समय हूं) |
I Am The Time | Solo | |||
105 | SPCL #640 | Bhoochaal
(भूचाल) |
Earthquake | Solo | |||
106 | 2006 | SPCL #655 | Match
(मैच) |
Match | Solo | ||
107 | SPCL #670 | Nagadheesh
(नागाधीश) |
The Snake Judge | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | |||
108 | SPCL #680 | Vartmaan
(वर्तमान) |
Present | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | |||
109 | SPCL #2245 | Gupt
(गुप्त) |
Secret | Solo | In late 2006, the publishing company decided to combine the serial numbers of all its General(GENL) and Special(SPCL) issues, as a result of which the serial number of the titles jumped from close to 700 to above 2,000. | ||
110 | 2007 | SPCL #700 | Flemina
(फ्लेमिना) |
Flemina | Multistarrer | Chronologically, this title was supposed to be published after "Vartmaan" and before "Gupt" in 2006, but was delayed and eventually released in 2007. | |
111 | SPCL #2260 | Sarvnaash
(सर्वनाश) |
Disaster | Two Hero: Dhruva & Doga | |||
112 | SPCL #2265 | Varan Kand
(वरण काण्ड) |
Varan (Marriage) Kand | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Nagayana Series - Part 1[22] | ||
113 | SPCL #2270 | Grahan Kand
(ग्रहण काण्ड) |
Grahan (Eclipse) Kand | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Nagayana Series - Part 2[23] | ||
114 | SPCL #2275 | Spider
(स्पाइडर) |
Spider | Solo | Makadjaal Series- Part 1 | ||
115 | SPCL #2279 | Website
(वेबसाइट) |
Website | Solo | Makadjaal Series- Part 2 | ||
116 | SPCL #2280 | Haran Kand
(हरण काण्ड) |
Haran (Kidnapping) Kand | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Nagayana Series - Part 3[24] | ||
117 | SPCL #2290 | Sharan Kand
(शरण काण्ड) |
Sharan (Refuge) Kand | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Nagayana Series - Part 4[25] | ||
118 | 2008 | SPCL #2288 | WWW (World Wide Web)
(वर्ल्ड वाइड वेब) |
WWW (World Wide Web) | Solo | Makadjaal Series - The Concluding Part. The Makadjaal series was supposed to end in 2007 before the publication of "Sharan Kand", but was delayed. The series finally concluded when "WWW" was released in 2008. | |
119 | SPCL #2310 | Dahen Kand
( दहन काण्ड) |
Dahan (Burning) Kand | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Nagayana Series - Part 5[26] | ||
120 | SPCL #2311 | Fast Forward
(फास्ट फाॅरवर्ड) |
Fast Forward | Solo | |||
121 | SPCL #2335 | Rann Kand
(रण काण्ड) |
Rann (Battle) Kand | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Nagayana Series - Part 6[27] | ||
122 | SPCL #2340 | Samar Kand
(समर काण्ड) |
Samar (War) Kand | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Nagayana Series - Part 7[28] | ||
123 | 2009 | SPCL #2355 | Itee Kand
( इति काण्ड) |
Itee (The End) Kand | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Nagayana Series - The Concluding Part[29] | |
124 | SPCL #2368 | Dhruvishya
(ध्रुविष्य) |
Dhruvishya | Solo | First part of a two-part story | ||
125 | SPCL #2372 | Aakhri Dhruva
(आखिरी ध्रुव) |
Last Dhruva | Solo | Concluding part of the two-part story | ||
126 | SPCL #2379 | Gaheri Chaal
(गहरी चाल) |
Deep Conspiracy | Multistarrer: Dhruva, Fighter Toads & Nagraj | Swarna Nagri Series: Part 1 | ||
127 | 2010 | SPCL #2397 | Level Zero
(लेवल जीरो) |
Level Zero | Multistarrer: Dhruva, Fighter Toads & Nagraj | Swarna Nagri Series- The Concluding Part | |
128 | SPCL #2399 | Super Man
(सुपर मैन) |
Super Man | Solo | |||
129 | SPCL #2411 | Statue
(स्टेच्यू) |
Statue | Solo | First part of a two-part story | ||
130 | SPCL #2419 | Game Over
(गेम ओवर) |
Game Over | Solo | Concluding part of the two-part story. This was also the last solo Dhruva title on which Anupam Sinha worked before taking an indefinite break from the character. | ||
131 | SPCL #2422 | Genius
(जीनियस) |
Genius | Solo | First part of a two-part story | ||
132 | SPCL #2430 | Avshesh
(अवशेष) |
Remains | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | First part of a three-part story | ||
133 | SPCL #2445 | Chunauti
(चुनौती) |
Dare | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Second part of a three-part story | ||
134 | SPCL #2446 | Dead Or Alive
(डैड और अलाइव) |
Dead Or Alive | Solo | Concluding part of a two-part story, picking up from where "Genius" had ended | ||
135 | SPCL #2449 | Hedron
(हैड्राॅन) |
Hedron | Two Hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Concluding part of a 3-part story, picking up from where "Chunauti" had ended | ||
136 | SPCL #2453 | Hum Honge Kaamyab
(हम होंगे कामयाब) |
We Shall Overcome | Multistarrer: Dhruva, Parmanu, Tiranga & All-rounder Vakra | |||
137 | 2011 | SPCL #2466 | Alter Ego
(आॅल्टर ईगो) |
Alter Ego | Solo | First part of a two-part story | |
138 | SPCL #2472 | Axe
(एक्स) |
Axe | Solo | Concluding part of the two-part story | ||
139 | 2012 | SPCL #2482 | Samudri Lutere
(समुद्री लुटेरे) |
Pirates | Multistarrer: Dhruva, Fighter Toads & Nagraj | ||
140 | SPCL #2495 | Show Stopper
(शो स्टाॅपर) |
Show Stopper | Solo | |||
141 | SPCL #2516 | Specials
(स्पेशल्स) |
Specials | Solo | |||
142 | 2013 | SPCL #2520 | Code Name Comet
(कोड नेम काॅमेट) |
Code Name Comet | Solo | City without a hero series - Part 1 | |
143 | SPCL #2525 | Breakout
(ब्रेकआउट) |
Breakout | Solo | City without a hero series - Part 2 | ||
144 | SPCL #2527 | Negatives
(निगेटिव्स) |
Negatives | Multistarrer: Dhruva, Nagraj, Tiranga, Doga & Parmanu | |||
145 | SPCL #2528 | Yugandhar
(युगांधर) |
Keeper of an Era | Multistarrer: Yoddha, Adig & Bhokal
Guest Appearance: Shukraal, Tilismdev, Gojo, Ashwaraj & Prachanda |
Sarvanayak series - Foundation Issue
Dhruva, along with many other heroes of RC universe, appear for a single frame as a part of story narrative tool | ||
146 | SPCL #2530 | Maximum Security
(मैक्सिमम सिक्योरिटी) |
Maximum Security | Solo | City without a hero series - Part 3
Released in paperback and a special limited edition hardbound collector's edition. The limited edition had 4 additional pages featuring Nagraj, Shakti, Parmanu and Ins. Steel in a guest appearance along with Dhruva | ||
147 | SPCL #2535 | Sarvayugam
(सर्वयुगम्) |
Yugam Everywhere | Multistarrer: Dhruva, Adig, Nagraj, Shakti, Doga, Tiranga, Parmanu, Ins. Steel, Yoddha, Shukraal, Kobi, Bhokal, Gojo, Prachanda, Ashwaraj & Tilismdev | Sarvanayak series - Part 1
Published in paperback and hardbound collector's edition | ||
148 | 2014 | SPCL #2532 | Belmunda Ka Khazana
(बेलमुंडा का खजाना) |
Belmunda's Treasure | Multi-starrer: Dhruva, Nagraj & Fighter Toads | The concluding part of a two-part series picking up the story from Samudri Lutere | |
149 | SPCL #2541 | Last Stand
(लास्ट स्टैंड) |
Last Stand | Solo
Guest Appearances: Nagraj, Parmanu, Shakti & Ins. Steel |
City without a hero series - The concluding part | ||
150 | SPCL #2545 | Alladin
(अलादीन) |
Alladin | Solo | Anupam Sinha returned with a Dhruva solo title after a four-year hiatus, his last Dhruva solo being Game Over released back in 2010. | ||
151 | SPCL #2551 | Sarvadaman
(सर्वदमन) |
Oppression Everywhere | Multi-starrer: Dhruva, Parmanu, Prachanda, Nagraj, Bhokal, Pret Uncle, Anthony, Doga, Shakti, Ins. Steel, Kobi, Ashwaraj, Shukraal, Gojo, Yoddha, Tilismdev, Tiranga & Adig | Sarvanayak series - Part 2
Released in paperback and hardbound special edition | ||
152 | SPCL #2550 | Nano
(नैनो) |
Nano | Solo | |||
153 | SPCL #2557 | Mahamanav Ki Gawahi
(महामानव की गवाही) |
Testimony of Mahamanav | Solo | Raj comics had released a Maine Mara Dhruva Ko Special Collector's Edition with 16 never seen before pages a few months back. Those 16 pages were later published as a separate issue titled Mahamanav Ki Gawahi. | ||
154 | SPCL #2558 | Nagayana Upsanhar
(नागायण उपसंहार) |
Nagayana Epilogue | Two hero: Dhruva & Nagraj | Raj comics published a 32-page epilogue to Nagayana series 5 years after the conclusion of the series, thus laying a foundation for the upcoming series Mahanagayana, a sequel to the original Nagayana series | ||
155 | SPCL #2559 | Sarvasangram
(सर्वसंग्राम) |
War Everywhere | Multi-starrer: Dhruva, Parmanu, Prachanda, Shakti, Tilismdev, Tiranga, Shukraal, Gagan, Vinashdoot, Anthony, Pret Uncle, Doga, Gojo, Bhokal, Ashwaraj, Kobi, Nagraj, Yoddha, Adig, Ins. Steel | Sarvanayak series - Part 3
Published in paperback and hardbound special edition | ||
156 | SPCL #2553 | Hunters
(हंटर्स) |
Hunters | Solo: | Baal Charit series - Part 1
Published in paperback and hardbound special edition | ||
157 | SPCL #2576 | Sarvasanhaar
(सर्वसंहार) |
Carnage Everywhere | Multi-starrer: Dhruva, Tiranga, Shukraal, Gagan, Vinaashdoot, Nagraj, Shakti, Doga, Parmanu, Kobi, Ins. Steel, Ashwaraj, Tilismdev, Bhokal, Yoddha, Prachanda, Gojo | Sarvanayak series - Part 4
Published in paperback and hardbound special edition | ||
158 | 2015 | SPCL #2579 | Rajnagar Rakshak
(राजनगर रक्षक) |
Guards of Rajnagar | Two hero: Dhruva & Ins. Steel | Part 1
Published in paperback and hardbound special edition | |
159 | SPCL #2583 | Flashback
(फ्लैशबैक) |
Flashback | Solo | Baal Charit series - Part 2
Published in paperback and hardbound special edition with alternative cover art. | ||
160 | SPCL #2584 | Sarvamanthan
(सर्वमंथन) |
Multistarrer: Dhruva & Nagraj | Sarvanayak series - Part 5 | |||
161 | SPCL #2585 | Maut Ka Marathon
(मौत का मैराथन) |
Deadly Marathon | Multi-starrer: Dhruva, Ashwaraj, Ins. Steel, Doga & Parmanu | Sarvanayak Vistaar series - Part 1
Published in paperback and hardbound special edition. | ||
162 | SPCL #2586 | Hibernation
(हाइबरनेशन) |
Hibernation | Two-hero: Dhruva, Ins. Steel | Rajnagar Rakshak series - Part 2 | ||
163 | SPCL #2590 | Akhiri Rakshak
(आखिरी रक्षक) |
Multistarrer: Dhruva & Parmanu | ||||
164 | SPCL #2592 | Parkalon Ki Dharti
(परकालों की धरती) |
Multistarrer: Dhruva, Parmanu, Shakti & Bheriya | ||||
165 | SPCL #2594 | Brahmand Yoddha
(ब्रह्माण्ड योद्धा) |
Multistarrer:
Ins. Steel & Doga |
Dhruva guest appearance | |||
166 | SPCL #2595 | Sarvasandhi
(सर्वसंधि) |
Multistarrer:
Yoddha & Doga |
Sarvanayak series - Part 6 | |||
167 | SPCL #2597 | Vishputron Ka Aagaman
(विषपुत्रों का आगमन) |
Arrival of the Poison-sons | Multistarrer: Dhruva & Nagraj | Aakhiri - The Last Survivors series - Part 3 | ||
168 | SPCL #2600 | No Man's Land
(नो मैन्स लैंड) |
No Man's Land | Solo | Balcharit series - Part 3 | ||
169 | SPCL #2602 | Rajnagar Reboot
(राजनगर रीबूट) |
Rajnagar Reboot | Two-Hero: Dhruva & Ins. Steel | Rajnagar Rakshak series - Part 3 | ||
170 | SPCL #2604 | Vishv Rakshak
(विश्वरक्षक) |
Protector of the World | 'Multi-hero | Aakhiri - The Last Survivors series - Part 4 |
Swarn Nagri Series
[edit]It is a two part series which deals with something going wrong and dangerous in Swarn Nagri, the home of Deva-Jaati, an allied force of Super Commando Dhruva, and the makers of Fighter Toads. It includes three superheroes, namely Nagraj, Super Commando Dhruva, and Fighter Toads. Its starting comic is Gehri Chaal(Deep Play), and 2nd comic will be Level Zero.
The story moves around the escape of Green Mamba from the prison of swarn nagri, and his apparent control over the city, while everyone in the city is unconscious, and now he is planning something dangerous.
Family, Friends and Allies
[edit]The century drought came to an end in the third season when he further raised the bar of his performance scoring 762 runs in 7 tests at an avg. of 62.66 that included four hundreds and one fifty. The first of those four hundred came on the Zimbabwe tour. He top scored in both the innings against Zimbabwe scoring 118 and 44 runs respectively. Despite his performance, India lost the only Test.[citation needed]
Next up was a tour to New Zealand. The tour that started with the first duck of his career in the first inning of the Second Test(First Test having been abandoned without a ball bowled) ended with twin hundreds in each innings of the Third Test at Hamilton. He scored 190 and 103 not out in first and second inning respectively. This made Dravid the third Indian batsman, after Vijay Hazare and Sunil Gavaskar, to score a century in both innings of a Test match.[30][31] The match ended in a draw.
Later that month, India played a two Test home series against Pakistan. Dravid didn't do much with the bat in the series. India lost the First Test but won the Second Test at Delhi riding on Kumble's historic 10 wicket haul. Dravid played his part in the 10 wicket haul by taking a catch to dismiss Mushtaq Ahmed.
Supporting characters
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Family
[edit]+ Dhruva has a large range of supporting characters who have played significant roles in his story arcs, some more than others. While some define the character of Super Commando Dhruva itself, other have played significant role in defining the story arcs they have been part of. After the death of Dhruva' parents, I. G. Rajan Mehra adopted him. I. G. Rajan has been a constant presence in Dhruva titles and has been very useful not only as the chief of police but also as a father-figure and a constant source of inspiration. When A supervilian Alchemist almost forced Dhruva into retirement by endangering his family's life by targetting Rajan Mehra and Dhruva's sister Shweta, it was Dhruva's father who motivated him to keep going. − Dhruva is the biological son of Shyam and Radha who were trapeze artists. After their death, he was adopted by I.G. Rajan Mehra, an honest police officer and Mrs. Rajni Mehra. Dhruva's foster parents also have a daughter Shweta. In the 'Ateet series, it was revealed that Dhruva has a family in France comprising his Grandfather, Uncle, Aunt Marcell and a cousin brother Luka. Dhruva's Aunt and Luka attacked his father, causing him to lose his memory. They also tried to kill Dhruva but failed. Luka had told Dhruva that his father was accused of the murder of a police officer in France. Dhruva went to France and with the help of the slain police officer's daughter Vera, investigates and eventually clears up his father's name. −
- Chandika- Shweta is the only daughter of police officer I.G. Rajan. She is an electronics and computer expert, who designs gadgets for herself and Dhruva. She is one of the many allies Dhruva has. As Chandika, she wears a purple costume with a blonde wig. While Dhruva suspects that Shweta is Chandika, she has managed to keep her identity a secret. Chandika has no superpowers. being trained by Dhruva, she too is an expert in hand to hand combat. She uses self-created gadgets.
+ Dhruva's Commando force, a team of 3 trained commandos (Peter Massy, Karim Shah and Renu) has been another important support for him in his fight. Dhananjay, the descendent of Gods, is Dhruva's best friend who not only provided him with the power to breathe under water but is also ready to help whenever Dhruva needs him and vice versa. But amongst a long list of supporting characters in Dhruva series, the most important character has been Shweta, Dhruva's sister. She has been the strongest pillar of support in Dhruva's constant battle against evil on many levels. As a little sister, she engages with Dhruva in funny sibling banter, cheers him up and makes sure he never feels sad or misses his biological family. As a budding scientist, she constantly provides Dhruva with innovative gadgets that prove very helpful to Dhruva during his fights. But the highest level of support she provides is in the form of Chandika, a blonde super heroine, her alter ego. Chandika ha inherited her brother's fighting style. Like Dhruva, she too depends on brains more than brawn as well as her self invented gadgets. She is always there to help Dhruva whenever he is in danger. Dhruva who is very protective about her sister, under strong suspicion that Shweta is Infact chandika, often reprimands her for putting her life in danger. Although Shweta somehow always comes out clean proving that she is not chandika. Natasha is the only person who knows Chandika's true identity. Shweta eventually went to London in 2007 "Makadjaal" series to pursue her further studies. In Nagayana, when Shweta was presumably dead, although later revived, Natasha kept Chandika alive by donning her costume. −
- Commander Natasha (love interest / wife)- Commander Natasha, is the daughter of his arch enemy Grand Master Robo. Loosely resembling parts of the Batman series involving Ra's al Ghul and his daughter Talia al Ghul, while Dhruva and Natasha appear to love each other, they constantly battle each other due to her return to her father's empire. However, in the parallel Nagayan series, they are depicted as married with two children (Rishi and Jalaj), though estranged.
+ Dhruva has had quite a few love interests that include Natasha, Richa and Sabby. Natasha is Dhruva's arch enemy Grand Master Robo's daughter. While Natasha and Dhruva's love is mutual, Richa and Sabby's love is more one sided. Sabby is the daughter of another don Abbu Salem. She never reappeared since her first appearance in 'Sarvanash'. On the other hand, Richa has been integral part of Dhruva's storyline ever since her first appearance. As Richa, she has been Dhruva's best friend and as her alter ego Black Cat, a lethal super heroine with killer instincts, though initially rogue who later turned to the good side, she has been a partner and helper in many of Dhruva's fights. More so since Chandika (Shweta) has gone out of India to pursue her studies. In alternate universe shown in Nagayana series, Natasha has been revealed to be the lawfully wedded wife of Dhruva. Both have a conceived a kid out of their marriage as well. Richa too bears Dhruva's child though as she pointed out, Dhruva never cheated on Natasha as his and Richa's baby was borne out of IVF technique. −
- Rishi- Son of Dhruva and Richa who is brought up by Dhruva and Natasha without the latter's knowledge that he is not her own son. Has secretly learnt a lot of tricks and has inherited a sharp brain from his father.
+ Other significant supporting characters in Dhruva series include, Jingalu, a yeti; Kirigi, a yogi ninja fighter; Lori, an exorcist; Vanputra, a jungle residing guy whose friends are plants in contrast to Dhruva whose friends are animals; Barfmanav; Saamri, the keeper of Jwalok, a secret city located inside a volcano; Vera Vicet, a French police officer who initially tried to kill Dhruva thinking that his biological father had killed his father but eventually realises the truth and becomes his ally and Nakshatra, a mirror image of Dhruva who like Dhruva was born and brought up in a circus and has pretty much same abilities that Dhruva has. As opposed to Vera, Nakshatra tried to kill Dhruva's father I. G. Rajan believing that he had killed his father in a fake encounter but upon realising he truth, he surrenders to police, and after serving his jail sentence, he eventually became Dhruva's friend. In Nagayana, Nakshatra has been shown to be Shweta's love interest. −
- Jalaj- The son of Dhruva and Natasha who was treacherously taken away from them by Natasha's father ROBO. He has inherited the skills of his parents.
+ Dhruva has been a member of superhero team 'Brahmand Rakshak'. Dhruva has often teamed up with other superheroes, most frequently with Nagraj and occasionally with Doga. While Nagraj and Dhruva have grown to become thick of friends over the years, Dhruva-Doga relationship is a bit more tense because of differring moral codes and sense of justice of the two heroes. −
Friends
[edit]In a stark contrast to his Test career, Dravid had to struggle a lot to make a mark in the ODIs.[32] Between his ODI debut in April 1996 and the end of 1998 calendar year, Dravid regularly found himself in and out of the ODI team.[33]
Despite his initial struggle in ODIs, there were quite a few highlights as well. Dravid tasted first success of his ODI career in the 1996 'Friendship' Cup against Pakistan in the tough conditions of Toronto.[34] He emerged as the highest scorer of the series with 220 runs in five matches at an average of 44.00 and a strike rate of 68.53.[35] He won his first ODI Man of the Match award for the 46 runs scored in the low scoring third game of the series.[36] He top scored for India in the Standard Bank International One-Day Series 1996/97 in South Africa with 280 runs from eight games at an average of 35.00 and a strike rate of 60.73,[37] the highlight being a Man of the Match award winning performance (84 runs, one catch) in the Final of the series that came in a losing cause.[38] He was the second highest run scorer for India in the four-match bilateral ODI series in the West Indies in 1996/97 with 121 runs at an average of 40.33 and a strike rate of 57.61.[39]
Dravid's maiden ODI hundred came in a losing cause in the 1997 Pepsi Independence Cup against Pakistan in Chennai.[40][41] Dravid top scored for India in the quadrangular event with 189 runs from three games at an average of 94.50 and a strike rate of 75.60 however, India failed to qualify for the Final of the series.[42][43]
However, Dravid's achievements in the ODIs were dwarfed by his failures in the shorter format of the game. 14 runs from two games in the 1996 Pepsi Sharjah Cup; 20 runs from two innings in Singer World series; 65 runs from four innings in the 1997 'Friendship' Cup; 88 runs from four games in the 1998 Coca-Cola Triangular series including a 22-ball five runs and a 21-ball one run innings, both coming against Bangladesh; 32 runs from four games in the 1998 'Friendship' Cup;[44] a slew of such poor performances often forced him to the sidelines of the India ODI squad. By the end of 1998, Dravid had scored 1709 runs in 65 ODIs at a humble average of 31.64 with a poor strike rate of 63.48.
Enemies
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- Commando Force (Peter Massy; Renu; Karim Shah)- Dhruva has his own syndicate called Commando Force which helps him to fight crime.
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- Nagraj- Dhruva has had many adventures with Nagraj. These pairings lead to events similar to the Batman - Superman pairings in the DC Universe.
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- Dhananjay- He resides in an underwater city populated by a race of superhumans. Dhananjay is the leader of the race. He was first introduced in the comic "Grand Master Robo". He carries a golden lasso with him (much like Wonder Woman) that he can control with his mind. He has the ability of creating an inter-dimensional passage to anywhere he wants.
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- Black Cat- Also known as Richa who has cat-like agility and skills (akin to Catwoman). She loves Dhruva but hides her feelings as she is aware of his feelings towards Natasha. She is the biological mother of Rishi whom Natasha believed to be her own.
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- Jingalu- Jingalu is a Yeti. Jingalu is capable of flying and has super human strength. He was an important ally in the Nagayan series.
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- Samri- First appeared in "Samri ki Jwala", carries a Trident with supernatural powers.
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- Vanputra- A Tarzan-like forest dweller. Has the ability to speak to trees and plants and can make them act at his will.
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- Kirigi- First introduced in "Kirigi Ka Kaher", is a proverbial Yogi(mystic), albeit violent, who has psychic powers.
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- Lori- A Tantrik, first introduced in "Vampire", is a descendant of a Saint in Romania whose bones were used to vanquish Count Dracula.
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- Kishore Pande- A research student of the dark African arts. Helped Dhruva in "Voodoo".
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- Barf Manav (Dr. Virghese)- First introduced in "Dr. Virus".
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Enemies
[edit]His arch rivals are: His arch rivals are:
- Grand Master Robo- Grand Master Robo is the head of a global terrorist syndicate. Despite a number of confrontations with Dhruva, Robo has always managed to escape. Robo has a daughter called Natasha, who he kidnaps to exact revenge on his estranged wife and trains her to be the commander of his army. Grand Master Robo has extraordinary physical abilities. On the left part of his face, he has a metallic eye, through which he shoots a potentially destructive laser beam.
- Grand Master Robo- Grand Master Robo is the head of a global terrorist syndicate. Despite a number of confrontations with Dhruva, Robo has always managed to escape. Robo has a daughter called Natasha, who he kidnaps to exact revenge on his estranged wife and trains her to be the commander of his army. Grand Master Robo has extraordinary physical abilities. On the left part of his face, he has a metallic eye, through which he shoots a potentially destructive laser beam.
Other Villains
[edit]Dhruva has also battled other Raj comics villains. Their names are:
- Miss Killer - A beautiful young evil scientist from Japan.
- Thodanga - A strange African human beast, with characteristics that match that of a Rhinoceros, Elephant and Turtle.
- Nagdant - A jealous, comparatively weaker copy of Nagraj.
- Nagina - A female tantrik (black magician) and shape-shifting snake.
- Vishandhar - A male tantrik and shape-shifting snake.
- Zulu - An African exorcist/scientist.
- Nagpasha - Nagraj's immortal venomous uncle.
- Gurudev - Nagpasha's guru, who wishes to rule the world though Nagpasha.
- Karanvashi - A magician who uses hypnotism to enslave people.
- Khalnayak Nagraj - Evil part of Nagraj's brain which still exists in his unconscious mind.
- Tutan Khamen - Ancient Egyptian Mummy.
- Head
- Green Mamba
- Schemer
- Jubisko
Enemies
[edit]His arch rivals are:
- Grand Master Robo- Grand Master Robo is the head of a global terrorist syndicate. Despite a number of confrontations with Dhruva, Robo has always managed to escape. Robo has a daughter called Natasha, who he kidnaps to exact revenge on his estranged wife and trains her to be the commander of his army. Grand Master Robo has extraordinary physical abilities. On the left part of his face, he has a metallic eye, through which he shoots a potentially destructive laser beam.
- Chandakaal- Chandakaal wants to rule the universe. He is the last Rakshas left on Earth. Chandakaal has a close resemblance to the artistic representations of the devil. He carries a magic wand which is the source of all his powers.
- Mahamanav- Mahamanav represents the next race of humans. His origin is not very clear but it is known that he grew in the southern hemisphere and because of longer days and nights and natural phenomenon, his evolution was faster than homo sapiens and he developed many superhuman abilities. His telepathic and mind control abilities are notably strong, which he uses for weather manipulation and to project objects of any shape. Since he has grown in the sub zero climate of Antarctica, he is not able to adapt to heat. If exposed to too much heat, his body automatically goes into hibernation. Since Mahamanav generates an active force field before his hibernation, he is unharmed in his sleep.
- Bauna Vaman- Bauna and Vaman are Hindi and Sanskrit terms respectively for a dwarf. He is a mechanical buff. a Vaaman specialises in creating remote-controlled mechanical bugs and gadgets.
- Dhwaniraj- Dhwaniraj was originally a professor researching sound waves, who felt he could get richer by using the findings of his research for crime. Dhwaniraj has a sonic device that he wears on his hands, which is his primary weapon. He first appeared in "Aawaz ki tabahi". Since sound waves cannot travel through vacuum, his powers are of no use in vacuum. This weakness was spotted and leveraged by Dhruva in one of the comics.
- Doctor Virus- A degenerated virus expert, Dr. Virus uses his knowledge to develop various germs and viruses to cause destruction. Dr. Virus is capable of creating genetically engineered beings. Micro-biology and genetic science is his forte.
- Nostradamus- He uses zodiac signs as weapons. He was apprehended by Dhruva and sent to jail. Nostradamus escaped from jail but eventually helped Dhruva in a case, thus getting his jail term reduced.
- Chumba- Chumba first appeared in "Chumba ka Chakravyuh". His main weapon is magnetic force. He uses an array of weapons based on natural magnetism and electromagnetism.
- Suprema- A woman who is the boss of a powerful terrorist organization. A competitor to Grand Master Robo.
- Super Nova- His weapon is light. He uses ultra-violet rays as laser beams affecting the eyes of his enemies.
- Jigsaw- He was the mastermind behind framing Dhruva's father for a murder to get his wealth.
- Quiz Master- The sharpest opposition Dhruva has ever faced. Originally Quiz Master Tito who turns bad after he is dumped from his show for his eccentricity. The character of Quiz Master is similar to that of the Riddler.
- Alchemist- Made an appearance only once in "Gupt". Has never reappeared.
- Vidushak- Loosely inspired by The Joker, Vidushak plans crimes using a circus clown's apparatus.
- Nakshatra- Born and brought up under similar circumstances as Dhruva, he used to work as a circus artist in 'Rohini circus'. Having been led astray by "Boss" (Dhruva's old enemy and the owner of Globe Circus). Later he falls in love with Dhruva's sister Shweta.
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