Indrajal Comics #18

In a quiet but urgent two-page spread from Indrajal Comics #18 (1965), the story "null" confronts the growing toll of human activity on marine life—highlighting the near-extinction of fur seals by 1900 and the fragile survival of whales thanks to global agreements—while turning toward the promise of tidal power as a sustainable alternative.

In 1965, Kunju journeys through London’s storied landmarks, from the hallowed grounds of Eton College to the grandeur of St. Paul’s Cathedral, pausing at Trafalgar Square’s Nelson Column before the thrill of the Cambridge versus Oxford boat race. Each step reveals a city steeped in history, where past and present converge in quiet moments of reflection and wonder.

In "The Golden Princess," Diana Palmer ventures into the deep jungle with Crazy Jed, who’s searching for his lost child, only to see him fall to Mooli tribesmen. When the Phantom, Diana, and Devil follow their trail, they’re ambushed and scattered—Diana captured and set to be sacrificed by the Golden Princess. The Phantom arrives just in time to stop the ritual, uncovering a shocking truth: the Golden Princess is Jed’s long-lost daughter.

Guruji and Bholu explore curious questions from everyday life—why some actions are forbidden, how animals experience the world, and the science behind historic inventions—turning simple wonders into moments of discovery.

In this lighthearted 1965 Indrajal Comics tale, Henry hands a bald man a bottle labeled "Hair Grow," setting off a whimsical prank. While the man naps, Henry shaves a dog and carefully glues its fur to the man’s head—only to reveal the surprise with a mirror when he wakes.