Indrajal Comics #13

When Henry can't reach his soup at the table, he stacks books to reach the perfect height—first one, then another, until he’s built a tower of reading material to eat from. Just as he settles in, Mother walks in.

In "Our New Age," the simple rings of a tree reveal more than just growth—they whisper the passage of time, much like the layers in a scallop’s shell or the earplugs of a whale. From the age of a ram’s horn to the precise record of a human birth, this two-page feature explores how nature and science measure time, culminating in a look at the remarkable speed of light and how it was first determined.

In this vivid slice of travelogue from 1965, Kunju embarks on a journey across Austria, navigating from Zagreb to Graz where he’s welcomed by the mayor and shown the Renaissance Palace of Eggenber and the Joanneum’s cultural treasures. From there, his bicycle takes him to Vienna, where new acquaintances introduce him to the Klosterneuberg Monastery and the historic Greifenstein Castle.

In a tale of ageless ambition and forbidden desire, Queen Samaris—eternally young but cursed by a witch’s bargain—plots to maintain her power by becoming her own daughter across eleven lifetimes. When she sets her sights on Eden and crosses paths with the Phantom, her relentless pursuit meets its match in a man who dares to say no. Their clash of wills ignites a romance that threatens to unravel her immortal deception.

In "The Little King," a pint-sized monarch with big ambitions enlists his royal guards to paint a masterpiece—each armed with a brush and a splash of color, they transform a massive canvas into a royal spectacle destined for the Art Exhibit.