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The Eighteenth Hunter
Seventeen riders have burned on the old pilgrim road. The eighteenth checks into a five-star resort, buys the village chai, and rides out on Guruji’s word with one half-forgotten line from a darshan years ago. Original fiction in an 80s comic style; the witch is invented.
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The man who heard half · I — The Seed and the Fish
A fisher-boy hears half of Śiva’s teaching and remembers life after life. Original fiction with scripture and tradition notes, and creation explained beside the scenes.
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Thrice Seven · Chapters I–XI
A source-led graphic retelling across eleven chapters: inherited fire, the axe, encounters with kings and the teacher’s enduring work.
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Chunmun’s life with Guruji
Stories about Chunmun’s place in the family. The reader distinguishes recollected accounts from fictional adventures.
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Rama’s questions. Vāsiṣṭha’s stories.
A prince questions the life he stands to inherit. A sage answers through inquiry and story. An illustrated adaptation, with source notes alongside the text.
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The Unwritten Door
A shared forest, a lost neighbour, and an unfolding mystery. Begin with A Forest in Her Name, then follow The Path That Would Not Stay.
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A Guruji Verse story
A stopped watch. A city sealed against loss. A fictional journey with Guruji and Chunmun into the Court of Time.
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The Daily Mirror comic strips
Read the collected adventures in publication order, with full scans and saved reading progress.
Read GarthAl Gofa · Colours by Singeon
Orc bodybuilders, stoner metal and trouble at the gym. Available from the creator’s shop; not hosted here.
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Paraśurāma, Yoga Vāsiṣṭha, both Chunmun titles, Before the First Second and THE LAST LAUGH use AI-assisted artwork under editorial direction. Fiction, adapted accounts and source-led interpretation are distinct from documentary images or verbatim Darshan transcripts. See each reader’s editorial and source notes.
Garth is an archive of existing work, not a Puran Comics original. Original creator credits and source details accompany its reader. Orc Gym is by Al Gofa, with colours by Singeon; its link opens the creator’s shop.