The intersection of Mohanbhai and James, though it does not occur in this issue, is inevitable. There is a sense that this will be imminent, but whether they will end up as foes or friends remains to be seen, as the young soldier, James, feels a strong connection with the goddess Kali.
The journey through the colonial jungles as the East India Company is trying to establish its hegemony over its few territories, the grim realities of the life of a British soldier during that period, the British discovery of pagan mysticism, the zeal of the freedom fighters and the influence of the goddesses via an old Sadhu, besides the birth of a new comic multi-verse, makes this a must-have graphic novel.
Deepti Lamba is an aspiring writer and an editor for Desicritics. She can be found at Things That Bang and at Suspended Moments
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Article comments
1 - Junior
Thanks for the review. I cant wait to read it! I love reading Gothams blogs on www.intentblog.com .
2 - Zuracech Lordum
Are the other issues going to be reviewed as well?