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Features: - Comprehensive Compilation: Explore the expanse of Indian mythology, offering a nuanced perspective on timeless tales. Plus, 2 bonus issues – Valmiki’s Ramayana and Dasha Avatar.
- Sages and Devas: Delve into the stories of revered sages Narada and Vishwamitra, and explore the adventures of devas such as Surya and Indra.
- Epic Narratives: Experience the profound sagas of The Churning of the Oceans, the Ramayana, and the Mahabharata, featuring iconic characters like Arjuna, Harishchandra and Draupadi.
- Character Studies: Gain insights into the lives and virtues of significant characters including Yudhishthira, Karna, Abhimanyu, Bheema, Drona, Bheeshma, and Ghatotkacha.
- Philosophical Excerpts: Immerse yourself in stories from Upanishads, providing a deeper understanding of ancient Indian wisdom.
- Beyond the Mainstream: Discover diverse tales of love, resilience, and moral complexities, including the story of Nala Dhamayanthi and the virtues of Ravana.
- Devotion and Mentorship: Follow retellings of the Krishna story and narratives of devoted figures, Prahlada and Sudama. Witness the journeys of exemplary disciples, Uttanka and Aruni.
- Condensed Mahabharata: Enjoy a captivating retelling of the Mahabharata, providing a comprehensive overview of this epic.
- Journey into the heart of Indian storytelling with Amar Chitra Katha’s Mythology Collection. These illustrated children’s comic books cover a tapestry of history, fantasy, and cultural richness with timeless stories. Get your copy!
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Me and my son can binge on this forever. It is like the best of the holiday time. Knowledge and fun unlimited. I had a ton of these in my childhood. Later when I found this here, I immediately ordered one. May be who so ever is reading this post will agree without a doubt about this.
Just a small anecdote, when I was in the US, and went to Diwali Mela organized locally, these comics were on sale there. I asked for how much is each. For a single copy, the lady (who happened to be my acquaintance too), said $3. I said that these we use to buy these for 3-3 rupees in my childhood. She immediately reverted “what except the currency has changed then!! You bought it in Rs, can’t you get it for your kids in dollars!!” SPEECHLESS me. I had to buy a couple of them for my daughter.
