Indrajal Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHenry’s shopping list turns into a comedy of errors as he struggles to carry an ever-growing pile of parcels, dropping them at every turn. Just when he’s about to give up, he spots a store selling transparent plastic bags—could they be the answer he’s been searching for?
A young woman learns how a tiny impurity can spark the creation of a pearl within an oyster, and how Japanese scientists have refined this natural process to grow multiple pearls and even alter their colors. The second page explores the rare and remarkable properties of platinum, revealing why this metal stands apart.
In this vivid slice of a global journey, Kunju Pillay travels with Mr. Gore from Damascus, passing through the lush Biqa Valley where ancient ruins of Baalbeck whisper tales of Alexander the Great. Their route takes them past the rugged peaks of the Lebanon Mountains, through the quiet village of Bisharra, and to the awe-inspiring Jeita Grotto—where a vast underground lake stretches beneath the earth—before arriving in Beirut.
When pilot James wakes from a crash with a broken ankle, his fevered ramblings about a sacrificial plant in the Massau Badlands draw the skeptical interest of Mead and the curious Maggy Bell. As the safari ventures into the forbidden Badlands, desertions and dread follow—until The Phantom uncovers the truth behind the legend of the Plant God of Massau and the sinister role of the Massau Witchdoctors.
Raju’s parents send him to the children's park for some quiet, but his slide-and-fountain adventure accidentally unearths gold bricks—setting off a chain of chaos that turns his family into the center of a media frenzy. With reporters swarming and the whole town buzzing, peace and quiet are officially off the table.
In a lively classroom session, Guruji guides Bholu and the students through curious questions about the world—why it rains, how clouds form, and what really happens when a toothache strikes. As Bholu wonders about germs in his mouth, Guruji turns the lesson into a playful yet insightful exploration of invisible life, showing how scientists first glimpsed these tiny invaders and why pasteurized milk matters for health.
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