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"India" p. 34-40 in True Comics, no. 20 (Jan. 1943)
1. India--Comic books, strips, etc. Call no.:
PN6728.1.P3T7no.20
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India / guión original, Alberto Cabado ; ilustraciones,
Eugenio Zoppi. -- Mexico : Provenemex, 1979. -- 68 p. :
col. ill. ; 19 cm. -- (Enciclopedia para Todos. Historia
del Hombre ; 47) -- (Historia del Hombre. El Oriente
Milenario ; 1) -- Historical genre, history of India. --
Call no.: DS436.C215 1979
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India.
"Adventure in India"* (Captain Desmo) 6 p. in More Fun
Comics, no. 60 (Oct. 1940). -- Data from Gene Reed. -- Call
no.: Film 15791r.2
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India.
"Alphonse and Gaston in India" (Alphonse and Gaston, Mar.
15, 1903) / F. Opper. p. 48 in The Comic Strip Century
(Kitchen Sink Press, 1995). -- Call no.: PN6726.C595
1995v.1
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India.
"Assault in India"* (Captain Desmo) 6 p. in Adventure
Comics, no. 45 (Dec. 1939). -- Data from Gene Reed. -- Call
no.: Film 15791 r.3
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India.
"Baladitya and Yashodharma : Bane of the Hunas" / script,
Kamlesh Pandey ; illustrations, Dilip Kadam ; editor, Anant
Pai. p. 1-31 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 717 (1980, 2010
printing). -- (Bravehearts) -- Summary from back cover: "In
the 5th century AD the Hunas of Gandhara or modern
Afghanistan had their eyes trained on the rich kingdoms of
India. Toramana, the leader of the Hunas, and after him his
son, Mihirakula, were determined to conquer the prosperous
kingdom of Magadha. But they had a formidable rival in its
ruler, Narasimha Gupta Baladitya. And when the Hunas turned
their eyes of Malwa it was King Yashodharma who fought them
off." -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.717
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India.
Baloo and Little Britches. -- Poughkeepsie, NY : Western
Publishing Company, 1968. -- 32 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm. --
(Gold Key) -- Cover title: Walt Disney Presents Baloo and
Little Britches (Mowgli). -- "From the Jungle Book." --
"No. 1". -- Funny animal and jungle adventure genres, takes
place in India. -- Call no.: PN6728.3.G56B26 1968
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India.
"Bhagat Singh : the Cheerful Young Martyr" / script,
Rajinder Singh and Subba Rao ; illustrations, Dilip Kadam ;
editor, Anant Pai. p. 1-30 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 608
(1981, 2009 printing). -- (Bravehearts) -- Begins:
"September 27, 1907: In the village of Banga, near Lahore,
the birth of a baby brought joy to the otherwise gloomy
household of Sardar Kishan Singh." -- Summary from back
cover: "Bhagat Singh sang gustily as he walked to the
gallows. Backed by a courageous family, this twenty three
year old firebrand was wedded to death. A free India was
his heaven, and the martyrs of the freedom struggle were
his gods. Using disguise and guile, persuasion and force,
his life was a roller-coaster ride through an unjust
system. But eventually, he awakened India and the world to
the idea of liberty, and brought the mighty British Raj to
its knees." -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.608
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India.
The Blank in the Comics strip collection includes a file of
one or more daily comic strips related to this keyword or
topic. Call no.: PN6726 f.B55
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India.
Bombaby. -- San Jose, CA : SLG Publishing, 2003- . -- col.
ill. ; 26 cm. -- Began with no. 1 (Nov. 2003) -- Set in
India. -- Cover title: BomBaby the Screen Goddess. --
Fantasy and superheroine genres. -- LIBRARY HAS: no. 1-3
(2003-2004). -- Call no.: PN6728.7.S55B6
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India.
"Calcutta, India, and the Lusty Mates of the"* (The Hawk) /
Willis B. Rensie ; Robert Webb, pencils. 8 p. in Jumbo
Comics, no. 70 (Dec. 1944). -- Data from Lou Mougin, Craig
Delich, Henry Steele, et al. via The Grand Comics Database
Project. -- Call no.: Film 15791r.157
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India.
"Chandragupta Maurya : the Determined Prince" / script,
Subba Rao ; illustrations, Ram Waeerkar ; editor, Anant
Pai. p. 1-31 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 634 (1978, 2009
printing). -- (Bravehearts) -- "Chandragupta Maurya
defeated the Nandas and established himself on the throne
of Magadha in 321 B.C. It was a journey fraught with
dangerous challenges but his chance meeting with the wily
Chanakya changed his destiny forever. The clever Brahmin
showed him how by the sheer brilliance of his wit and wile
he could help the young Mauryan prince to rise from being
an unknown warrior to one of the greatest emperors of
India." -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.634
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India.
"The Cholera Crisis"* (Captain Desmo) / Ed Winiarski,
script and art. 6 p. in Adventure Comics, no. 45 (Dec.
1939). -- Introduction of Dr. Hillhouse. -- Adventure story
genre. -- This story was assigned the title "Assault in
India"* by Gene Reed in earlier indexing. -- Data from Bob
Cherry, Gene Reed, Lou Mougin, et al., via Grand Comics
Database Project. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3A3m no.45
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India.
"Curiosidades" 1 p. text in Acción Policíaca, no. 54 (May
1956). -- On the origin of the phrase "Bajo el yugo," and
facts about the national emblem of India, "el escudo de la
India." -- Call no.: PN6790.M44A3no.54
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India.
Doctor Strange : Into Shamballa / story/script, J.M.
DeMatteis ; story/art, Dan Green. -- New York : Marvel
Comics Group, 1986. -- 64 p. : col. ill. ; 28 cm. -- (A
Marvel Graphic Novel) -- SUMMARY: Stephen Strange returns
to the Himalayas, in India or Tibet, on the anniversary of
the Ancient One's death, and is presented with new insight
into his mystical heritage.
1. Superhero comics. I. DeMatteis, J. M. II. Green, Dan.
III. Into Shamballa. IV. Series. V. Marvel Comics. k.
Shamballa. k. Strange, Stephen. k. Himalayas. k. India. k.
Tibet. k. Anniversaries. k. The Ancient One. k. Insight. k.
Mysticism. Call no.: PN6728.D58D4 1986
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India.
Drawing the Line / by Janelle Cherrington ; illustrated by
Barry Goldberg. -- New York : Scholastic Inc., 2000. -- 30
p. : col. ill. ; 23 cm. -- (The Wild Thornberrys) --
"Nickelodeon." -- Summary (from OCLC): After her sister
Debbie challenges her to try to survive outside in the heat
of a dry plateau in India, Eliza meets two frogs competing
for the same puddle and discovers that sharing can be as
important as defending your space. -- Call no.:
PN1992.77.W48D7 2000
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India.
"Fantastic Facts" 1 p. in Real Fact Comics, no. 1
(Mar./Apr. 1946). -- Items on gold in seawater, sacred
monkeys in India, fossils in the Antarctic, and soap chips.
-- Call no.: Film 15791r.11
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India.
The Finest International Political Cartoons of Our Time
1992. -- North Wales, PA. : WittyWorld Publications, 1992.
-- 165 p. : ill. ; 29 cm. -- Includes index. -- Contents:
Reflections ; The Gulf War ; Hussein ; Kurdistan ; Arab oil
; Hostages ; Eastern Europe ; Poland ; Cuba ; Haiti ;
Canada ; England ; Germany ; South Africa ; El Salvador ;
India ; China ; The end of an era ; Russian economy ;
Dangers ; Third World ; US helping hand ; Censorship ; AIDS
; Economy ; Car wars ; NATO ; War ; Yugoslavia ;
Middle-East ; Arab/Israeli peace talks ; New world order ;
European unification -- Index. -- Call no.: NC1766.P66F5
1992
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India.
"Ganesha : the Remover of All Obstacles" / script, Kamala
Chandrakant ; artwork, C. M. Vitankar. 32 p. in Amar Chitra
Katha, no. 509 (1975, 1999 printing). -- (Epics &
Mythology) -- Summary from back cover: "Ganesha, revered in
India as the remover of obstacles, is first and foremost an
obedient son. Standing guard at his mother's door, this son
of Parvati refuses to let anyone through. Even Lord Shiva
is denied entry! This confrontation between father and son
has one beneficial outcome: the emergence of Ganesha, the
elephant-headed god of wisdom." -- Subtitle, series and
summary from 2010 printing. -- Call no.: PN6790
.I54A5no.509
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India.
Ghanshyamdas Birla : a Builder of Modern India" / script,
Yagya Sharma ; illustrations, Ramanand Bhagat ; editor,
Anant Pai. p. 1-32 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 733 (1987,
2009 printing). -- (Visionaries) -- Summary from back
cover: "Ghanshyamdas Birla was a great son of India. There
is hardly an aspect of national life which he did not
enrich by his business acumen, patriotic fervour and
philanthropy born of his deep personal attachment fo
Mahatma Gandhi. He gave substantial financial aid to the
Mahatma's constructive programmes. Ghanshyamdas Birla was
also closely associated with other important leaders of his
time, such as Lokamanya Tilak, Motilal Nehru, Madan Mohan
Malaviya, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and Jawaharlal Nehru."
-- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.733
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India.
"Harbor Pirates in India"* (Hawk) / art: Rafael Astarita. 6
p. in Jumbo Comics, no. 45 (Nov. 1942). -- Data from Lou
Mougin via The Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.:
Film 15791r.155
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India.
"Harsha : a Gallant King of Kanauj" / script, Yagya Sharma,
Anand Prakash Singh ; illustrations, Madhu Powle ; editor,
Anant Pai. 32 p. in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 627 (1972, 2010
printing). -- (Bravehearts) -- "Starting off as the ruler
of tiny Thaneshwar, Harsha (7th century AD) rose to become
the powerful monarch of the kingdom of Kanauj. He avenged
the wicked assassination of his elder brother and the
cowardly abduction of his sister. His biographer Bona
Bhatta and the Chinese traveler Hiuen Tsang were unanimous
in their praise of this learned king, whose fame did much
to create a glowing image of India in lands far away." --
Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.627
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India.
"His Trip to India" (Marco Polar Bear) p. 101-107 in
Children's Digest, no. 13 (Dec. 1951). -- Call no.:
AP201.C46no.13
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India.
"Holy Terror" p. 38-44 in The Cartoon History of the
Universe, no. 8 (1991) / by Larry Gonick. -- About northern
India. -- Call no.: PN6728.45.R5C3no.8
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India.
"I Think the Mirror's Been Outsourced to India"* (Mother
Goose & Grimm, July 26, 2007) / by Mike Peters. --
(Fairytale Forest) -- Summary: Grimm asks the mirror who's
fairest, and the answer comes back "Mahatma Gandhi." --
Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "Gandhi"
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India.
Index entry (p. 29) in Die Welt der Comics : Probleme einer
primitiven Literaturform / Alfred Clemens Baumgärtner. --
5. Aufl. -- (Bochum : F. Kamp, 1972). -- Call no.:
NC1355.B34 1972
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India.
Index entry (p. 254, 278) in Manga: an Anthology of Global
and Cultural Perspectives, ed. by Toni Johnson-Woods
(Continuum, 2010). -- Call no.: PN6790.J3M265 2010
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India.
Index entry (p. 74) in The Will Eisner Companion, by N.C.
Christopher Couch & Stephen Weiner (New York : DC Comics,
2004). -- Call no.: PN6727.E35 Z5C6 2004
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India.
"Intriga India" (T-Man) 10 p. in Acción Policíaca, no. 37
(Dec. 1954). -- Takes place in India. -- Call no.:
PN6790.M44A3no.37
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India.
"Is Everything Sacred?" p. 1-6 in The Cartoon History of
the Universe, no. 8 (1991) / by Larry Gonick. -- History of
India. -- Call no.: PN6728.45.R5C3no.8
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India.
The Jungle Book [videorecording] / Walt Disney Pictures ;
story, Larry Clemmons, Ralph Wright, Ken Anderson, Vance
Gerry ; directed by Wolfgang Reitherman ; a Walt Disney
production. -- Walt Disney Home Entertainment, 2007. -- 2
videodiscs (ca. 78 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. -- (Disney
DVD) -- Title on container and disc labels: Walt Disney's
The Jungle Book. -- Closed-captioned; English, French, or
Spanish soundtracks. -- "Inspired by the Rudyard Kipling
Mowgli stories." -- DVD release of the 1967 motion picture.
-- Summary (from OCLC): Mowgli is a boy who has been raised
by wolves in the Indian jungle. When the wolves hear that
the fierce man-hating tiger Shere Khan has returned, they
decide to send Mowgli to a local "man tribe" for his own
safety. With the help of Bagheera the wise panther and the
happy-go-lucky bear Baloo, Mowgli meets and befriends many
jungle animals as he makes his way to the village. -- Call
no.: PR4854.J8 2007
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India.
"Jungle in New Hampshire" / Ed Smalle. 5 p. in Real Fact
Comics, no. 6 (Jan./Feb. 1947). -- About John T. Benson,
who runs a farm where wild animals from Africa and India
are "broken" for use in circuses and zoos. -- Call no.:
PN6728.1.N3R4no.6
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India.
"Jungle Queen : Ursula Graham-Bower" 3 p. in True Comics,
no. 46 (Winter 1945) -- SUMMARY: An Englishwoman lives and
fights the Japanese invaders with the Naga head-hunters of
northeastern India.
1. Graham Bower, Ursula--Comic books, strips, etc. I.
Ursula Graham Bower. k. Queens. k. Japanese Invaders. k.
Naga people. k. Headhunters. k. India. Call no.:
PN6728.1.P3T7no.46
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India.
"The Killer from Beyond" / by Colonel S. T. Harrie. text p.
28-29 in Jumbo Comics, no. 42 (Aug. 1942). -- Story of a
British colonial officer in India. -- Call no.: Film 15791
r.155
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India.
"Lal Bahadur Shastri : the Gentle Warrior" / script, Vibha
Ghai ; illustrations, Dilip Kadam ; editor, Anant Pai. p.
1-30 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 647 (1982, 2010 printing).
-- (Visionaries) -- Summary from back cover: "Lal Bahadur
Shastri may have been small in size but he had an immense
vision. Determined to build a new India, he took on every
challenge with a cheerful smile and a humble heart. Years
of hard work took their toll, however. In her moment of
triumph, the country was suddenly left grieving for a wise,
honest and courageous prime minister." -- Call no. PN6790
.I54A5no.647
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India.
"Malegberia, a Rare Tropical Disease"* (Magno & Davey) / R.
Palais. 13 p. in Super-Mystery Comics, v. 4, no. 6 (Apr.
1945). -- Begins: "Thousands of G.I. Joes were dying of a
horrible tropical disease, and the only cure for them lay
in far-off India! But when Magno and Davey volunteered for
the life-saving mission, that ancient land of mystery,
magic and Maharajas became a land of murder." -- Call no.:
PN6728.1.A2S77v.4no.6
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India.
"Marriage a la Mode!" 1 p. non-fiction in Wonder Woman, no.
89 (Apr. 1957). -- Wedding customs in China, Hungary
("Dance of the Pillows"), Rumania, and India. -- Call no.:
PN6728.1.N3W6no.89
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India.
"Marriage a la Mode!" 1 p. non-fiction in Wonder Woman, no.
91 (July 1957). -- Wedding customs in the Philippines,
Bosnia, Tunisia, and India. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3W6no.91
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India.
"Marriage a la Mode!" 1 p. non-fiction in Wonder Woman, no.
102 (Nov. 1958) -- Basque, English, Czechoslovakian, and
Indian wedding customs. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3W6no.102
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India.
"Marriage a la Mode" 1 p. non-fiction in Wonder Woman, no.
118 (Nov. 1960). -- Wedding and marriage customs from
Rwanda, Serbia, India, and South America. -- Call no.:
PN6728.1.N3W6no.118
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India.
Maya. -- Poughkeepsie, N.Y. : Western Publishing Company,
1967. -- col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- (Gold Key) -- Published no.
1 only. -- Adventure story genre, set in India. -- LIBRARY
HAS: no. 1. -- Call no.: PN6728.3.G56M37
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India.
"Millie's Mysterious Man, in India!" (Millie the Model) 8
p. in Millie the Model Annual, no. 4 (1965). -- Call no.:
PN6728.3.M3M54no.4
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India.
"The Monument"* (Airboy) 13 p. in Airboy Comics, v. 7, no.
12 (Jan. 1951) -- SUMMARY: Charles Nelson dies in India due
to the treachery of Clay O'Bannion; years later Airboy
hears that his grandfather's monument has been defaced by
O'Bannion's son. -- Call no.: Film 15791r.259
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India.
9 Drawings / by Vicky ; introduction by Mulk Raj Ananad. --
London : Modern Literature Ltd., 1943? -- 16 p. : ill. ; 25
cm. -- Drawings, poems and quotations evoking a sense of
the poverty in British-controlled India. -- "Vicky" is
Victor Weiss, born in 1913. -- Call no.: NC1479.V53N5 1943
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India.
L'Ombre de Kipling / dessins, Taymans ; textes, De Groot,
Di Gorgio. -- Genève : Alpen, 1993. -- 52 p. : col. ill. ;
29 cm. -- (Sam Griffith ; t. 2) -- Setting: India. --
Genre: Adventure story. -- Call no.: PN6747.D354 O5 1993
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India.
"Origin of Mann of India" (Mann of India) / by Tarpé Mills.
4 p. in Reg'lar Fellers Heroic Comics, no. 1 (Aug. 1940) --
Synopsis from next issue: "There are fourteen million
people in India whose religion is crime. Chief among them
is the evil Kalla Khan who seeks to organize these thugs.
When the American writer, Chickering Mann accidentally
discovered hidden underground recesses in the Temple of
Kali, he realized he had found the secret arsenal of the
Kalla Khan, who had been storing ammunition in preparation
for a bloody massacre in honor of the goddess Kali, the
Terrible."
I. Mills, Tarpé. II. Mann of India. k. India. k. Religion.
k. Crime. k. Kalla Khan. k. Thugs. k. Writers. k. Mann,
Chickering. k. Temple of Kali. k. Goddess Kali. k. Kali,
the Terrible. k. Arsenals. k. Massacres. Call no.: Film
15791r.194
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India.
"Pagan Terror" / Lackey. p. 15-17 in Topix, v. 5, no. 4
(Jan. 1947). -- About Father Lievens, missionary to India
in the late 19th century. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.C3T6v.5no.4
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India.
Patna / by Jeff Gillette. -- Nullification Presentations,
1991. -- 12 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. -- Self-published comic book
about a visit to India. -- Call no.: PN6728.55.N8P3 1991
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India.
"Quest in India, part 1" / Terry Keane. 2 p. text in
Adventure Comics, no. 41 (Aug. 1939). -- Data from Bob
Cherry, Gene Reed, Lou Mougin, et al., via Grand Comics
Database Project. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3A3m no.41
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India.
"Quest in India, part 2" / Terry Keane. 2 p. text in
Adventure Comics, no. 42 (Sept. 1939). -- Data from Bob
Cherry, Gene Reed, Lou Mougin, et al., via Grand Comics
Database Project. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3A3m no.42
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India.
"Rash Behari Bose : Independent India was His Life-Long
Dream" / script, Satyavrata Ghosh and Luis Fernandes. p.
1-30 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 721 (1982, 2009 printing).
-- (Bravehearts) -- Summary from back cover: "As a
schoolboy and a young man he rebelled against the unfair
accusation that the people of Bengal lacked courage.
Determined to prove otherwise Rash Behari Bose worked to
free India from British rule for 40 years. Wanted by the
British police his life was one of escapades and adventure.
The Indian National Army that he founded grew into a
formidable force of 40,000 soldiers. He was rightly called
the Father of the Indian Independence Movement in East
Asia." -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.721
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India.
"Rest in India"* (Captain Desmo) / Ed Winiarski, art. 6 p.
in More Fun Comics, no. 64 (Feb. 1941). -- Adventure story
genre. -- Data from Gene Reed, Lou Mougin, Pat Lang & Bob
Hughes via the Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.:
folio PN6728.N333N4m no.64
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India.
"Secret of the Golden Maharajah" (Rex the Wonder Dog) /
John Broome, script ; Gil Kane, pencils ; Bernard Sachs,
inks. 10 p. in The Adventures of Rex the Wonder Dog, no. 38
(Mar./Apr. 1958). -- Summary: Rex and Dr. Durand travel to
Ranpur, India, in an attempt to convince the Maharajah to
allow a satellite observation post to be set up in his
territory. -- Data from Gene Reed via Grand Comics Database
Project. -- Call no.: Film 15791r.607
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India.
The 77th Bengal Lancers. -- New York : Dell, 1957. -- 32 p.
: col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- "B. Lancers O.S. #791-574".
1. India--History--British occupation, 1765-1947--Comic
books, strips, etc. I. Four Color ; no. 791 Call no.:
PN6728.2.D4S4
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India.
"Sher Shah : Able Statesman, Brave Warrior" / script, Dolly
Rizvi ; illustrations, H.S. Chavan ; editor, Anant Pai. p.
1-32 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 746 (1979, 2010 printing).
-- (Bravehearts) -- Begins: "Farid, who later earned the
title of Sher Shah and became one of the greatest rulers of
medieval India, was the son of Hasan, an Afghan estate
owner of Sasaram." -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.746
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India.
"The Sign on the Sand Brings Help from the Sky" (The Tiger
of Kashgar) 1 p. in The Topper, no. 60 (Mar. 27, 1954). --
Summary: The Tiger, in a coonskin cap, rescues three
British scientists somewhere north of India's border. --
Call no.: PN6738.T617no.60
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India.
Spider-Man : India. -- New York : Marvel Comics, 2005. --
col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- "Published miniseries." -- Summary
(from OCLC): A "what if" story that places Spider-Man in
India instead of New York. Pavitr Prabhakar is a teenager
from a small village who moves to Mumbai (Bombay) for a
better education. The story describes how he becomes
Spider-Man, witnesses the death of his Uncle Bhim, and must
fight two demonic villains for the lives of his girlfriend
Meera Jain and his Aunt Maya. -- Superhero genre. --
LIBRARY HAS: no. 1. -- Call no.: PN6728.7.M3S633 2005
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India.
"The Story of Sabu : Boy of India" p. 32-37 in True Comics,
no. 10 (Mar. 1942)
1. India--Comic books, strips, etc. 2. Motion picture
actors and actresses--Comic books, strips, etc. I. Boy of
India. k. Sabu. Call no.: PN6728.1.P3T7no.10
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India.
"Sultana Razia : Empress of India" / script, the editorial
team ; illustrations, Ram Waeerkar ; editor, Anant Pai. p.
1-31 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 725 (1976, 2009 printing).
-- (Bravehearts) -- Begins: "Sultana Razia was the only
reigning queen who ever sat on the throne of Delhi. She was
the daughter of Sultan Shamsuddin Iltutmish of the Slave
Dynasty." -- Summary from back cover: "Intelligent, brave,
competent and just, Razia was chosen by her father, Sultan
Iltutmish, to succeed him to the throne of Delhi. The
people loved her and trusted her but the Amirs or nobles
found it difficult to swear loyalty to a woman. Sultana
Razia ruled for only three and a half years but she proved
her father right by being a wise and just ruler who
protected and nurtured her subjects. She led her armies and
was a brave soldier. Her only enemy was the times that did
not accept a woman as a leader." -- Call no.: PN6790
.I54A5no.725
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India.
"The Temple of the Emerald Eyes"* (Jan of the Jungle) / by
Coleman Hart ; art: Rafael Astarita (as John Martin). 6 p.
in Rangers Comics, no. 46 (Apr. 1949). -- The temple (in
India) is also referred to as the temple of doom. -- Data
from Lou Mougin via The Grand Comics Database Project. --
Call no.: Film 15791r.154
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India.
"Terremotos Famosos" 1 p. in Intriga, no. 7 (Jan. 1958) ;
and in Acción Policíaca, no. 75 (Feb. 1958) ; in Suspenso,
no. 19 (Aug. 1958) ; and in Kid Montana, no. 5 (Nov. 1958).
-- Illustrated facts about earthquakes in China, India,
Portugal, Japan, and San Francisco. -- Call no.: PN6790.M44
I46no.7
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India.
Tigers and Traitors / Jules Verne. -- New York : Gilberton,
1962. -- 48 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- (Classics
Illustrated ; no. 166) -- Art signed: Norman Nodel.
1. India--History--19th century--Comic books, strips, etc.
I. Verne, Jules, 1828-1905. II. Nodel, Norman. III. Series.
Call no.: PN6728.1.G5C55no.166
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India.
"Valda, King of the Dead!" (Flamingo) 6 p. in Contact
Comics, no. 1 (July 1944). -- Begins: "Out of the mystery
of India came the terror that numbed men's minds, as a man
dead for two thousand years arose from his tomb to walk
again, and Flamingo, long used to battling the weird and
monstrous, had his reason for tottering before the menace
of the strange and terrible Valda, King of the Dead!" --
Call no.: PN6728.1.A83C6no.1
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India.
A Very Special New Year : an Adventure in India. --
Danbury, Conn. : Grolier Enterprises Inc., 199-? -- 34 p. :
col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- (Disney's Small World Library) --
"Developed by The Walt Disney Corporation in conjunction
with Nancy Hall, Inc." -- Features Mickey Mouse and his
nephews Morty and Ferdie. -- Funny animal fiction. -- Call
no.: PN6728.M46V4 1990z
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India.
"Vikramaditya" / script, A.P. Singh ; illustrations, H.S.
Chavan ; editor, Anant Pai. 31 p. in Amar Chitra Katha, no.
568 (1972, 2010 printing). -- "Courage and honour win the
day." -- Begins: "About 1,600 years ago, a vast part of
India was ruled by a great King, Samudragupta. Pataliputra
was its capital. The king had two sons, Ramagupta and
Chandragupta." -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.568
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India.
"Vivekananda : He Kindled the Spirit of Modern India" / T.
Kesava Rao and Souren Roy, illustrations ; Anant Pai,
editor. 32 p. in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 517 (1977, 2010
printing). -- (Visionaries) -- Summary from back cover: "He
revived the Indian spirit that lay shackled by Western
domination. He inspired his countrymen to be proud of their
heritage. He urged them to be fearless. In his short life,
and in the face of tremendous odds, he initiated a
world-wide movement to uplift the human race, and opened
the eyes of the West to the wonders of ancient Indian
thought." -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.517
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India Abroad.
Index entry (p. 200-201) in India's Immortal Comic Books,
by Karline McLain (Indiana University Press, 2009). -- Call
no.: PN6790 .I5M56 2009
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India Authentic. -- New York : Virgin Comics, 2007- . -- col.
ill. ; 26 cm. -- Began with no. 1 (May 2007). -- Fantasy
genre, set in Indic mythology. -- LIBRARY HAS: no. 1. --
Call no.: PN6728.7.V53 I5
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India Authentic ; v. 1
The Book of Shiva / created by Deepak Chopra ; script,
Saurav Mohapatra ; art, Satish Tayade, Abhishek Singh, M.
Subramanian. -- New York : Virgin Comics, 2007. -- 140 p. :
col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- (India Authentic ; v. 1) -- Fantasy
genre, using Indic mythology. -- Call no.: PN6790 .I53 M6B6
2007
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India Book House.
Amar Chitra Katha Special Issue. -- Mumbai : Padmini
Mirchandani for India Book House, 2002- . -- col. ill. ; 26
cm. -- Began with no. 10001 (Jan. 2002, copyright 1975). --
LIBRARY HAS: no. 10001. -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A52
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India Book House.
Kalpana Chawla / script, Margie Sastry ; illustrations,
Shyam Desai. -- Mumbai, India : India Book House, 2005. --
32 p. : col. ill. ; 24 cm. -- (Amar Chitra Katha ; no. 736)
-- Biography of Kalpana Chawla (1961-2003), first Indian
born American woman astronaut. -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5
no.736
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India Book House.
Tinkle. -- Bombay : H.G. Mirchandani for India Book House,
. -- col. ill. ; 24 cm. -- Editor: Anant Pai. -- LIBRARY
HAS: no. 111, 428, 433-439, 442-443 (1986-2000). -- Call
no.: PN6790.I54T5
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India Book House.
Tinkle Digest. -- Bombay : H.G. Mirchandani for India Book
House, . -- col. ill. ; 18 cm. -- Editor: Anant Pai. --
LIBRARY HAS: v. 1, no. 3; v. 3, no. 8 (1994, 1998). -- Call
no.: PN6790.I54T52
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India Book House--Miscellanea.
Index entry (p. ix-x, 4, 25, 31, 42, 47-48, 162, 169, 215)
in India's Immortal Comic Books, by Karline McLain (Indiana
University Press, 2009). -- Call no.: PN6790 .I5M56 2009
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India Book House--Miscellanea.
Index entry (p. 15, 47) in Sculpting a Middle Class :
History, Masculinity and the Amar Chitra Katha in India, by
Deepa Sreenivas (Delhi : Routledge India, 2010). -- Call
no.: PN6790 .I5S7 2010
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India Inc.
"They Call Him Doctor Stratos" (Superman) / pencils by Erik
Larsen ; inks by India Inc. ; story by Marv Wolfman ;
colors by Antony Tollin ; letters by Albert DeGuzman. 22 p.
in The Adventures of Superman, no. 431 (Aug. 1987) -- Data
from Tim Tjarks via Grand Comic-Book Database.
I. [Each creator]. II. Superman. k. Doctor Stratos. k.
Stratos, Dr. Call no.: PN6728.1.N3S8no.431
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"India, Land of the Mystic"* (Werewolf Hunter) / art: Lily
Renee. 6 p. in Rangers Comics, no. 33 (Feb. 1947). -- Data
from Lou Mougin via The Grand Comics Database Project. --
Call no.: Film 15791r.154
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The India Rubber Man ; 1
"A Launch Hit My Boat, Cut it Right in Half"* (Inspector
Wade : The India Rubber Man, 1935) / by Edgar Wallace ;
Lyman Anderson. -- Strip numbered "1." -- Summary: Wade
pulls Sniffy out of the water, and the boat that hit him
comes back. -- Call no.: oversize PN6726.K52A22 1972
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The India Rubber Man ; 2 (1935)
"The Mysterious Speedboat Races Straight At the Police
Launch!" (Inspector Wade : The India Rubber Man, 1935) / by
Edgar Wallace ; Lyman Anderson. -- Strip numbered "2." --
Summary: The boat appears empty, but it turns at the last
minute and a bullet kills Sniffy. -- Call no.: oversize
PN6726.K52A22 1972
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The India Rubber Man ; 3 (1935)
"Nothin' Here but This Rubber Glove, Inspector"* (Inspector
Wade : The India Rubber Man, 1935) / by Edgar Wallace ;
Lyman Anderson. -- Strip numbered "3." -- Summary: The
police catch the mysterious boat. -- Call no.: oversize
PN6726.K52A22 1972
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The India Rubber Man ; 4 (1935)
"These India Rubber Men Stop at Nothing"* (Inspector Wade :
The India Rubber Man, 1935) / by Edgar Wallace ; Lyman
Anderson. -- Strip numbered "4." -- Summary: The rubber
glove is connected to a bomb with a horsehair. -- Call no.:
oversize PN6726.K52A22 1972
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The India Rubber Man ; 5 (1935)
"As They Reach the Launch, the Speedboat Explodes"*
(Inspector Wade : The India Rubber Man, 1935) / by Edgar
Wallace ; Lyman Anderson. -- Strip numbered "5." --
Summary: Wade and Officer Jennings make it back to the
police boat. -- Call no.: oversize PN6726.K52A22 1972
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The India Rubber Man ; 6 (1935)
"Wade Investigates a Mysterious Wharf"* (Inspector Wade :
The India Rubber Man, 1935) / by Edgar Wallace ; Lyman
Anderson. -- Strip numbered "6." -- Summary: He hears a
scream from a deserted house, and a 'grim figure' appears
behind him. -- Call no.: oversize PN6726.K52A22 1972
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The India-Rubber Men.
Index entry (p. 87) in The Adventurous Decade, by Ron
Goulart (New Rochelle, N.Y. : Arlington House, 1975). Call
no.: PN6725.G6
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India Rubber Pills.
"Doc Begley's India Rubber Pills!" / Kim Deitch. 1/2 p. in
Yellow Dog, v. 1, no. 5 (July 24, 1968). -- Call no.:
PN6728.45.P7Y4v.1no.5
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Indian.
"The Captain Sails Again" 12 p. in The Captain / by Hak
Vogrin and Jean Einbeck Vogrin (Berkeley, Calif. : Print
Mint, 1972). -- "Starring: Seven Seas, Indian, The
Captain." -- Call no.: PN6728.45.P7C25 1972
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Indian (native American) characters.
Index entry (p. 159) in Marvel : Five Fabulous Decades of
the World's Greatest Comics, by Les Daniels (New York :
H.N. Abrams, 1991). Call no.: PN6725.D25 1991
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The Indian Adventures of Giuseppe Bergman.
Perchance to Dream : the Indian adventures of Giuseppe
Bergman / Milo Manara ; translated by Elizabeth Bell. --
New York : Catalan, 1990. -- 118 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 30
cm. -- "Adults only". -- Translation of: Rêver, Peut-être.
-- Genre: Adventure story. -- Call no.: PN6767.M36R413 1990
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Indian Agency / disegni di F. Fusco. -- Milano : Daim Press,
1982. -- 114 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. -- (Tex ; n. 256) -- "Foto
di Famiglia" feature (inside front cover) gives short
biographies of Osvaldo Grassetti (comics artist) and Luigi
Grecchi (comics writer, 1928-). -- Cover art signed: Galep
(=Aurelio Galleppini). -- Western genre. -- Call no.:
PN6768.T40256 1982
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Indian Americans.
Kalpana Chawla / script, Margie Sastry ; illustrations,
Shyam Desai. -- Mumbai, India : India Book House, 2005. --
32 p. : col. ill. ; 24 cm. -- (Amar Chitra Katha ; no. 736)
-- Biography of Kalpana Chawla (1961-2003), first Indian
born American woman astronaut. -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5
no.736
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Indian Animated Films--Articles About.
"In India, Making a New Life for Comic Books as TV
Cartoons" / by Vikas Bajaj. p. B1, B8 in the New York
Times, July 20, 2009. -- Article about the new publisher of
Amar Chitra Katha, Samir Patil, and his plans for an
animated series. -- Call no.: PN6710.S35 2009
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Indian Athletes.
"Jim Thorpe : Indian Athlete" p. 28-33 in True Comics, no.
22 (Mar. 1943)
1. Thorpe, Jim, 1887-1953--Comic books, strips, etc. 2.
Indians of North America--Comic books, strips, etc. I.
Indian Athlete. k. Athletes. Call no.: PN6728.1.P3T7no.22
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Indian Attacks.
"L'Homme des Montagnes Bleues" (Giddap Joe) p. 99-130 in
Cap'tain Swing, no. 114 (Sept. 2003). -- Summary: The story
opens at "Terre Brulée," the ranch of Giddap Joe. An Indian
boy named Wa Wa is hauling water for the horses when he
comes upon White Deer, a girl who brings a warning. The
white man in the blue mountains must leave, she says, or he
will be killed. There are only 15 days until winter snow is
expected. Joe takes the warning seriously, and rides up
into the mountains to look for the man. The man turns out
to be Bruce Altman, an old friend. It starts to snow early,
and the two are stuck in Altman's cabin for the winter.
Altman's story is that he was out hunting with his young
son Tom, six years earlier, when Tom saw an Indian,
panicked, and killed her. She was out picking berries.
Bruce told Tom never to admit he did it, and Bruce took the
blame for the crime himself. The incident led to the
killing of two other white families by the Indians. The
people of the town, Lone Pine, were about to lynch Bruce as
the cause of the Indian attacks, so he went into hiding.
Unbeknownst to Bruce, Tom has stood up in church and told
the truth within the past year, to clear his father's name.
The brother of the dead girl is still hunting Bruce, but
Giddap intercedes and explains the situation to the
brother. Bruce goes home. -- Call no.: PN6748.C336no.114
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Indian Beliefs.
"Red Warriors in Black-Face : A Story of the French and
Indian War" 12 p. in Pioneer Picture-Stories, no. 1 (1941).
-- "A story of true events, interwoven with Indian
beliefs." -- Call no.: PN6728.1.S75P5no.1
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Indian Beliefs.
"Strange Indian Beliefs" / Julius Schwartz, script ; Morris
Waldinger, pencils ; Tommy Nicolisi, inks ; Milt Snapinn,
letters. 1 p. in All-Star Western, no. 106 (Apr./May 1959).
-- Begins: "When there is an eclipse of the moon" -- Fact
feature. -- Data from Gene Reed, Bob Hughes, Ed Boner, et
al. via Grand Comics Database. -- Call no.: Film 15791r.608
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Indian Boys.
Long Bow [microform] -- New York : Real Adventures,
1951-1952. -- col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Published no. 1 - no. 9
(Winter 1952/1953), cf. Official Overstreet Comic Book
Price Guide. -- Cover title: Long Bow Indian Boy --
Microfilm. St. Clair Shores, Mich. : J. Bails. -- positive
; 16 mm. -- (Jerry Bails Microfilm Library of Comic Art) --
LIBRARY HAS: no. 1.
1. Indians of North America--Comic books, strips, etc. I.
Series. II. Long Bow Indian Boy. III. Indian Boy. IV. Real
Adventures. Call no.: Film 15791, r.30
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Indian Boys.
Long Bow [microform] -- New York : Real Adventures,
1951-1952. -- col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Published no. 1 - no. 9
(Winter 1952/1953). -- Color microfiche by P.J. Iacovone.
-- Cover title: Long Bow Indian Boy. -- Western genre. --
LIBRARY HAS: no. 1 (1951). -- Call no.: PN6728.2.F5L6m
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Indian Boys.
De Gebrilde Bizon / Hurey. -- Gent : Het Volk, ca. 1970. --
42 p. : ill. ; 30 cm. -- (Pili Pili ; 2) -- Pili Pili is an
Indian boy. -- Western genre. -- Call no.: PN6790.N43
H8P502 1970
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Indian Boys.
"Rider of the Winds!" (Kings of the Wild) / Joe Kubert,
art. 8 p. in Showcase, no. 2 (May/June 1956) ; reprinted in
DC Special, no. 5 (Oct./Dec. 1969). -- Summary: In the old
West, Eagle Feather the Indian boy is disgraced when Black
Lightning, a mountain lion, kills his sheep. He is sent to
battle the lion and is helped by Godfather, a mighty eagle.
-- Western genre. -- Data from Gene Reed, Donald Dale
Milne, Clayton Emery, et al., via Grand Comics Database
Project. -- Call no.: PN6728.2.N3S47m no.2
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Indian Boys.
"Very Clear" (Muggs McGinnis, Jan. 5, 1935) / by Wally
Bishop. -- Summary: Laughing Horse (the Indian boy) is off
to his piano lesson, which he refers to as 'punch'um big
box in'um teeth." -- Call no.: oversize PN6726.K52A22 1972
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Indian Burial Grounds.
"This Graveyard is Not Deserted" / story, Donald F.
McGregor ; art, Reed Crandall. p. 18-30 in Creepy, no. 54
(July 1973). -- Contents page: "There are some men in every
age who can kill with righteous calm! During the late
1800's, Nate Crill was one of those men." -- Cover: "Indian
land and Indian pride are gone. White men have stripped a
once proud people. But there is one place the white man may
never take, the Indian burial grounds, guarded by long-dead
warriors who refuse to die again." -- Call no.:
PN6728.3.W3C7no.54
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"Indian Burial Mound" / Dany Frolich. 6 p. in Swamp Fever (New
Orleans, La. : Big Muddy Comics, 1972). -- Call no.:
PN6728.45.B53S9 1972
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"Indian Burial Mound" / Roussos. 6 p. in Tales from the Crypt,
no. 26 (Oct./Nov. 1951). -- Call no.: PN6728.2.E14T3a no.26
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"Indian Captive" 5 p. in True Comics, no. 27 (Sept. 1943)
1. Finney, Molly--Comic books, strips, etc. 2. Indian
captivities--Comic books, strips, etc. k. Captivity. Call
no.: PN6728.1.P3T7no.27
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Indian Captivities.
"A Turkey for Makepeace Potter" / by Violet Moore Higgins.
p. 3-5 in Treasure Chest of Fun and Facts, v. 2, no. 7
(Nov. 26, 1946). -- A story of a benign Indian captivity.
-- Call no.: PN6728.1.P43T7v.2no.7
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Indian Cartoonists.
"Abu of the London Observer" / by Jim Ivey. p. 12 in The
World of Comic Art, v. 1, no. 4 (Spring 1967). -- Political
cartoonist from India, whose real name is A.M. Abraham. --
Call no.: NC1426.W6v.1no.4
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Indian Cartoons.
Cartoon Calcutta : Calcutta 300 cartoon 100 / compilers,
Chandranath Chattopadhyay, Sandip Mitra, Suparno Acharyya.
-- Calcutta : Kinjal Prakashan, 1990. -- 100 p. : ill. ; 19
cm. -- One hundred cartoons about Calcutta. -- Call no.:
NC1716.C37 1990
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Indian Cartoons.
"Don't Spare Me Shankar" Jawaharlal Nehru. -- New Delhi :
Children's Book Trust, 1983. -- 399 p. : ill. ; 23 x 27 cm.
-- Includes index. -- Reproduction of 400 selected
political cartoons from the Shankar's Weekly, June 20,
1948-May 17, 1964. -- Call no.: DS481.N35S453 1983
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Indian Cartoons.
The Great Challenge / as seen by international artists from
Australia, Austria, Canada, Ceylon, Colombia, Eire,
Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece,
Holland, India, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan,
Sweden, South Africa, Switzerland, Turkey, U.S.A. ; Josef
Josten, editor. -- London : International Federation of
Free Journalists of Central and Eastern Europe and Baltic
and Balkan Countries, 1958. -- 128 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. --
Cartoons about world politics. -- Call no.: NC1355 .I5 1958
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Indian Cartoons.
Here & Now : a Collection of Cartoons / by Sudhir Tailang.
-- New Delhi : Ambience Pub. Co., 1997. -- 1 v. : ill. ; 16
x 24 cm. -- Cartoons on contemporary Indian politics and
political leaders. -- Call no.: DS480.84.T25 1997
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Indian Cartoons.
The Penguin Book of Indian Cartoons / selected and
introduced by Abu Abraham. -- New Delhi, India : Penguin
Books, 1988. -- 194 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. -- Call no.:
DS480.84.P415 1988
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Indian Cartoons--Articles About.
An Anthropological Study of Cartoons in India / K.N. Sahay.
-- New Delhi : Commonwealth Publishers, 1998. -- 304 p. :
ill. ; 25 cm. -- Includes bibliographical references (p.
303-304). -- Call no.: GN347.S24 1998
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Indian Cartoons--Exhibitions.
Cartoons from India : Presenting the Work of Abu Abraham,
Sudhir Dar, R.K. Laxman, Mario Miranda, Ajit Ninan,
Shankar. -- New Delhi, India : Indian Council for Cultural
Relations, 1997? -- 16 p. : ill., ports ; 18 x 23 cm. -- An
exhibition catalog, in which each opening includes a
biographical paragraph, photographic portrait, and sample
cartoons for a different cartoonist. -- Call no.: NC1716.C3
1997
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Indian characters.
Index entry (p. 20, 26, 131, 164) in The Great Women
Superheroes / Trina Robbins (Northampton, Mass. : Kitchen
Sink Press, 1996) Call no.: PN6725.R59 1996
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Indian Chief. -- New York : Dell Publishing Co., 1951-1959. --
col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Published no. 3 (July/Sept. 1951) -
no. 33 (Jan./Mar. 1959), cf. Overstreet Comic Book Price
Guide. -- Other titles: White Eagle, Indian Chief ; Indian
Chief Featuring White Eagle. -- Continues: Chief. --
LIBRARY HAS: no. 5, 7, 9, 11-14, 16-17, 20-21, 28, 32-33
(1952-1959)
1. Indians of North America--Comic books, strips, etc. 2.
Western comic books, strips, etc. I. White Eagle, Indian
Chief. II. Dell Publishing Co. k. Chiefs. Call no.:
PN6728.2.D4C47
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Indian Chiefs.
"A Hunting Primer"* (Asterix & Obelix, July 15, 1978) /
Uderzo & Goscinny. -- Summary: The Indian chief uses a
painted hide to begin the education of Asterix and Obelix.
-- Call no.: PN6745.B8 1980
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Indian Chiefs.
"Rex, Honorary Indian Chief" (Rex the Wonder Dog) / Robert
Kanigher, script ; Gil Kane, pencils ; Bernard Sachs, inks.
10 p. in The Adventures of Rex the Wonder Dog, no. 24
(Nov./Dec. 1955). -- Summary: Danny tells the barber how he
and Rex became honorary Indian chiefs. -- Data from Gene
Reed via Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.: Film
15791r.607
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Indian Chiefs.
"Women of Distinction" 1 p. in Superman's Girl Friend Lois
Lane, no. 106 (Nov. 1970). -- Facts about Harriet Maxwell
Converse (first woman honorary Indian chief), Blanche
Stuart Scott (first woman to make a solo air flight),
Susanna Salter (first woman mayor in America), and Hannah
Adams (America's first woman professional author). -- Call
no.: PN6728.2.N3S78no.106
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Indian Children.
"Breakfast on the Farm"* (Andy Panda) 10 p. in New Funnies,
no. 68 (Oct. 1942) -- SUMMARY: Andy and Rajah scare off two
mean cowboys and eat their supper, then appropriate their
hats and boots. In the morning they inadvertently terrorize
a farm while trying to get some breakfast. They end up with
a truck full of strawberries, which they share with two
Indian children.
I. Andy Panda. k. Farms. k. Rajah. k. Cowboys. k.
Strawberries. k. Indian children. Call no.:
PN6728.1.D4F8no.68
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Indian Cinema.
Index entry (p. 4, 21, 69-71, 73, 146, 170, 200, 215-216)
in India's Immortal Comic Books, by Karline McLain (Indiana
University Press, 2009). -- Call no.: PN6790 .I5M56 2009
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Indian Classics.
"Ananda Math : a Patriotic Novel by Bankim Chandra" /
script, Pradip Paul ; illustrations, Souren Roy ; editor,
Anant Pai. p. 1-32 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 655 (1975,
2010 printing). -- (Indian Classics) -- Summary from back
cover: "The British were ruthless. They drained away the
wealth of Bengal to fill their own coffers. In Bankim
Chandra Chattopadhyay's 19th-century tale, holy men take up
arms, loving husbands abandon their families, and demure
housewives become wily spies to fight the reign of terror.
Ananda Math, particularly its theme song, 'Vande Mataram',
inspired an entire generation of idealistic young men and
women to revolt against the British rule in India. --
Caption title: "Anand Math." -- Call no.: PN6790
.I54A5no.655
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Indian Classics.
"Ancestors of Rama : a Noble Inheritance" / script, Kamala
Chandrakant ; illustrations, Ram Waeerkar ; editor, Anant
Pai. p. 1-31 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 572 (1977, 2009
printing). -- (Indian Classics) -- Begins: "Rama's
great-grandfather, the pious Dilipa of the Ikshvaku race,
was renowned for his virtue. His wife Sudakshina was
devoted to him and his subjects loved him. Yet he was sad:
he had no children." -- Summary from back cover: "King Rama
was special. He was handsome, brave, talented, wise and a
devoted son and husband: in fact, he was the most perfect
of all men. Born to wealth and power, this hero of the
Ramayana was remarkably unspoiled by his good fortune. This
is because finely distilled in him were the exceptional
qualities of his forefather: Dilpa's single-minded
devotion, the warrior skills of Raghu, and the courage and
righteousness of the handsome Aja." -- Call no.: PN6790
.I54A5no.572
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Indian Classics.
"Devi Choudhurani : the Bandit Queen" / script, Debrani
Mitra ; illustrations, Souren Roy ; editor, Anant Pai. p.
1-32 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 659 (1977, 2009 printing).
-- (Indian Classics) -- Summary from back cover:
"Prafulla's future promised only doom and sorrow. Gossiping
neighbours and an unhappy marriage would have ruined many
women, but Prafulla was not one to give in easily. With
hard work and good sense, she turned her life around. An
attractive heroine in Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay's novel,
Profulla rose from poverty to a life of riches and fame."
-- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.659
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Indian Classics.
"Kannagi : Her Love Conquers All" / script, Lalitha
Raghupati ; illustrations, Varnam ; editor, Anant Pai. p.
1-32 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 666 (1975, 2010 printing).
-- (Indian Classics) -- Summary from back cover: "Life is
unfair: the virtuous Kannagi deserves a loving husband but
selfish beauties and foolish kings combine to rob her of
happiness. Her patience snaps, eventually. Pure in her
love, this gentle woman is transformed into an avenging
angel, raining death and doom on all her foes, until the
gods are forced to intervene. Ilango Adigal's Tamil
classic, Shilappadikaram, presents life with all its flaws,
but also with hope." -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.666
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Indian Classics.
"Kapala Kundala : the Fearless Child of the Forest" /
script, Debrani Mitra ; illustrations, Souren Roy ; editor,
Anant Pai. p. 1-31 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 720 (1979,
2010 printing). -- (Indian Classics) -- Summary from back
cover: "In this Bengali classic Bankim Chandra
Chattopadhyay writes about Navakumar, a city-bred young
man, and his innocent bride Kapala Kundala, a child of the
forest wilds. Kapala Kundala finds her new life rather dull
but little does she realise that danger and excitement
await her at every turn. As jealousy and revenge play
havoc, a wicked plot is hatched to end her life." -- Call
no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.720
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Indian Classics.
"Malavika : a Play by Kalidasa Retold" / script, Kamlesh
Pandey ; illustrations, P.B. Kavadi ; editor, Anant Pai. 31
p. in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 569 (1976, 2010 printing). --
(Indian Classics) -- Begins: "During the second century
B.C. the two cousins, Yajnasena and Madhavasena were
engaged in a struggle for the throne of Vidarbha. One day,
at dusk, two chariots stole away from Vidarbha and took the
road to Vidisha, a neighbouring kingdom ruled by Agnimitra.
One of the chariots carried Prince Madhavasena, Princess
Malavika his sister, Sumati his minister and Kaushiki
Sumati's sister; the other, their attendants." -- Summary
from back cover: "Intrigue and suspense, coincidence and
adventure blend happily together to join a handmaiden and a
king in blessed matrimony. Kalidas, the greatest of
Sanskrit poets, wove a tale that caters to every reader's
taste. Warring cousins, wily courtiers, jealous wives,
disguised princesses, all play their part in this play,
which continues to thrill centuries after it was first
written." -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.569
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Indian Classics.
"Ratnavali : a Royal Prophesy is Happily Fulfilled" /
script, Subba Rao ; illustrations, Pratap Mulick ; editor,
Anant Pai. p. 1-31 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 643 (1980,
2010 printing). -- (Indian Classics) -- Summary from back
cover: "King Udayana was in a dilemma: he had won the love
of the beautiful Ratnavali, but how could he break the
heart of his queen, Vasavadatta? Was a chance shipwreck
going to wreck the peace and happiness of his home as well?
Sagacious statesmen, loyal friends and even talking birds
help in a romance which reveals all the subtleties of
palace life so familiar to that master playwright, the
7th-century poet-king Harsha of Kanauj." -- Call no.:
PN6790 .I54A5no.643
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Indian Classics.
"Shakuntala : the Forgotten Wife" / artwork, K. P. Shankar
; story retold by Dolat H. Doongaji & A. K. Lavangia. 32 p.
in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 12 (Mar. 1970) ; reprinted in
Amar Chitra Katha, no. 530 (1992). -- (Indian Classics) --
Summary from back cover: "When King Dushyanta first saw
Shakuntala, he was struck by her incomparable beauty and
gentle character. He made her his wife and vowed to take
her back to his palace. But a curse from the sage Durvasa
erased her memory so completely from his mind that he
failed to recognise her. Much later, when the curse was
broken he realised his mistake but it was too late, or so
it seemed to be. The story of Shakuntala first appeared in
the Mahabharata. It was later adapted into a play by the
Sanskrit dramatist and poet, Kalidasa." -- Subtitle, series
and summary from 2010 printing of no. 530. -- Call no.:
PN6790 .I54A5no.12. Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.530
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Indian Classics.
"Udayana : Love Overcomes All Odds" / script, Kamala
Chandrakant ; illustrations, H.S. Chavan ; editor, Anant
Pai. p. 1-31 in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 621 (1977, 2009
printing). -- (Indian Classics) -- Begins: "Udayana, king
of Vatsa, helped by his loyal old minister,
Yaugandharayana, had eloped with Vasavadatta, the daughter
of King Pradyota of Avanti. He took her from Ujjaini, the
capital of Avanti, to Kaushambi, his own." -- Back cover:
"King Udayana was a lucky man. He was handsome and strong,
and had the love of two beautiful princesses. He also had
the undying loyalty of able ministers. They pulled every
trick in the book to ensure that he overcame his enemies
and won back, not only his vast kingdom, but the happiness
he richly deserved." -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.621
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Indian Classics.
"Urvashi" / script, Kamala Chandrakant ; illustrations,
Pratap Mulick. 32 p. in Amar Chitra Katha, no. 612 (1974,
1999 printing). -- (Indian Classics) -- Subtitle from 2010
printing: "The Apsara who Fell in Love with a King." --
"Urvashi's beauty takes King Pururavas' breath away. He is
besotted. He forgets his duties as a king and is
absent-minded with his wife, Aushinari. Both gods and
humans are involved in the dramatic twists and turns of his
romance with the charming apsara, who dances for Lord Indra
himself. Eventually, stumbling through their highs and
lows, King Pururavas and Urvashi finally find their way to
everlasting joy." -- Series and summary from 2010 printing.
-- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.612
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Indian Classics.
"Vasantasena : a Dancer and Her Most Precious Jewel" /
retold by Kamala Chandrakant ; artwork, G.R. Naik. 32 p. in
Amar Chitra Katha, no. 657 (1974, 1999 printing). --
(Indian Classics) -- Summary from back cover: "Noble though
penniless, the handsome Charudatta is the love of
Vasantasena's life, but scoundrels and misguided friends
threaten their happiness. Their tale, told by Shudraka in
his Sanskrit play written 2,000 years ago, presents a
picture of bustling town life at the time. Excitement and
adventure lurk around every corner, and sudden twists and
turns make this a classic nail-biting romantic thriller."
-- Subtitle, series and summary from 2009 printing. -- Call
no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.657
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Indian Classics.
"Vasavadatta : the Popular Story as Told in Buddhist Lore"
/ retold by Meena Talim ; art work, Pratap Mulick. 32 p. in
Amar Chitra Katha, no. 674 (1972, 1998 printing). --
(Indian Classics) -- Subtitle on 2010 printing: "The
Princess who Captivated a True Kshatriya." -- Summary from
back cover: "King Udayana may have been imprisoned, but his
mind roamed free. Udayana could charm even the beasts of
the forest with his music. Vasavadatta, the beautiful
daughter of his captor, inspired him to escape the shackles
of his enemy. An example of kshatriya honour and passion,
their romance has been described by Indian poets and bards
since ancient times." -- Series and summary from 2010
printing. -- Call no.: PN6790 .I54A5no.674
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Indian Cliff Dwellings.
"The Overhanging Cliff Protects the Pueblo from Weather!"*
(Chuck White and His Friends) / by Max Pine ; illustrated
by Fran Matera. p. 29-34 in Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact,
v. 18, no. 13 (Feb. 28, 1963). -- Begins: "In a deep,
hidden canyon in Arizona, Chuck and his exploring friends
gaze on a long-abandoned Indian cliff village." -- "To be
continued." -- Call no.: PN6728.1.P43T7v.18no.13
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