Indrajal Comics #3

A playful exploration of how human ingenuity transformed simple rolling logs into wheeled transport, imagining what might come next with even more legs—like 4, 6, or 8—this brief 1964 Indrajal Comics piece blends history and whimsy in a single page.

In "Small Wonders," a hapless Potential Victim outsmarts the Executioner in a series of escalating, absurd escapes—first by climbing a tree, then using the fallen trunks as makeshift stilts—turning the tables with quick thinking in this witty 1964 satire from Indrajal Comics.

In "The Challenge of Cannibals," The Phantom races to rescue Dr. Archer and his daughter June after they’re captured by the fearsome Rope People. Forced to prove his identity through a series of brutal trials—taming a wild bull elephant, moving a massive rock, surviving a tiger attack, evading capture for a day, and facing the jungle’s champion—he must endure not just physical trials, but a test of character. With the Devil and Bandar watching, and the fate of his friends hanging in the balance, The Phantom’s courage is put to the ultimate test.

When the class is told to be kind to all creatures, Raju and Radha rush to save a frog in the rain—only to have it escape in class and land Raju in trouble. After school, they find a crab on the road that grabs Raju’s hand, leaving him wondering what to do next, just as the teacher’s lesson echoes in his mind.