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Although it is an official product, the subject of this article does not meet the current criteria for for the BattleTech universe. See the article's section on Canonicity for details. BattleTech BattleForce (Blackthorne Publishing comics) Product information Type Comics Development Primary writing Pages 24+/issue Cover artwork Steve Schanes Interior artwork (colors) (inks) (inks) (pencils) (colors) (pencils) Publication information Publisher First published 1987 – 1989 1.75 US $ (regular issue) 4.50 US $ (Annual issue) 2.50 US $ (3D issue) Content Era Timeline ca. In the early days of the franchise, published a number of comics set in that universe: Six regular BattleTech comics plus one BattleTech Annual and one BattleTech in 3-D issue.
Two more comics were published under the BattleForce moniker with the tagline 'Small unit action in the 31st century'; this was intended to be a 3-part miniseries but only the first two parts were printed. None of the stories includes a date, but for most circumstantial evidence suggests that they take place around the year, prior to the. In two instances, a is seen among and forces, respectively. Contents.
Canonicity Although published under a valid license in their time as an official BattleTech product, even advertised as such in official publications such as the last page of, the Blackthorne comic series is not counted among the sources of information by the current license owners, making it apocryphal. As such, the storylines remain unconfirmed, yet at the same time there is no (canonical) information to positively contradict, rule out or otherwise challenge the storylines.
Continuity/canonicity problems. The cartoons erroneously use standard ranks even for Draconis Combine soldiers (e.g. Lieutenant instead of Chu-i). Similarly, the term 'squad' is repeatedly used for 'Mech. The art sometimes looks decidedly different from the vehicles it is supposed to depict, especially in issues #4, #5 and #6. In Issue #4, the energy weapon on a is wrongly called a.
The BioMech reported in Frost's narrative violates 'Mech construction rules and does not fit well into the BattleTech universe; however, it could be argued that Frost's report might be false or inaccurate. In BattleForce #2 ( Black Sheep) the deploys from a wholly unrecognizable that looks unlike any other known type; in fact only its reveals this vessel to be a JumpShip. The distinct and peculiar design bears a remarkable semblance to a JumpShip depicted in. By contrast, the JumpShips shown earlier in BattleForce #1 ( The Hungry Dogs) and in BattleTech #5 ( A Sense of Foreboding) are clearly recognizable as an, so the typical shape of JumpShips was evidently known to the artist.
In the BattleTech Annual story The Mozirje Experiment the vessel used to transport Frost's DropShip to is wholly unrecognizable, but a size comparison with the DropShip suggests it must be a. Many misspellings and small inconsistencies, including the spelling of Lt. Maximillan or the which changes between issues or even within the same issue, as does the rank of Commander/Field Marshal Chiba. BattleTech The first issue of this comic series was printed in full color. All subsequent issues were printed in black-and-white with only the front and back cover in color. They include two multi-issue storylines (issues #1+#2 and #5+#6, respectively), the first part of another multi-issue storyline (issue #3) and one standalone story (issue #4).
The regular issues were 24 pages each plus advertisement pages. The BattleTech Annual issue had 72 pages. BattleTech in 3-D was probably intended as a separate line, but only one issue was published (marked as issue #1).
It had 28 pages. Issue 1 - Honor. Published in October 1987. The title ('Honor ') was originally omitted and the story was untitled. The title was later included when the story was re-printed in black-and-white in the BattleTech Annual issue (see below). On an unnamed desert world in the, Lieutenant 'Max' Maximillan is the leader of a squad of four (himself, Quinton, Han and Antonio), the 'Dispossessed of the Seventh Battalion'. Regarded as worthless without their, they are summoned before Field Marshall Chiba, who sends them to a honorable death in a suicide mission—a banzai charge against advancing enemy forces of.
(Descending DropShips in the opening narrative, with the Steiner crest visible on a, establish that House Steiner is attacking a Combine world, i.e. The Combine forces are the defenders.) Max's unit takes point in the charge and marches into the rocky desert during the night. Sneaking through a mountainous area they chance upon a forward operation, kill the enemy soldiers and find out that they have stumbled into the leading elements of an enemy advance.
Quickly fighting their way past some sentries they arrive at a valley where a 'Mech lance (a, a, a and a fourth 'Mech, apparently another Thunderbolt) is camping, having secretly moved behind the Draconis Combine lines through a tunnel. With the element of surprise on their side Max and his comrades hijack three of the 'Mechs. Engaged by infantry, tanks and the fourth 'Mech they manage to down the other 'Mech in the ensuing running fight.
At that point the rest of the banzai charge arrives and suicide troopers storm the Lyran compound just as the Lyran commander calls down an artillery strike, adding to the overall confusion. Max's three 'Mechs escape and destroy the enemy compound which they have identified as a supply and fuel dump. Upon returning to their base, Max and his men learn that they had been declared dead when they received orders for their banzai charge. Chiba explains that the only honorable way out for them is to commit. A funeral ceremony is held on the same evening in their presence, and Max and his men are supposed to kill themselves in the morning. Appalled, they decide to escape and become.
During the night they sneak to the 'Mechs they have captured, but Quinton, who regards their plan as dishonorable, turns against his comrades, draws a gun on Antonio and alerts the guards. Published in February 1988. (Previous advertisements in other magazines showed the same cover, but with the title Everybody dies instead.
The appearance of a Hatchetman 'Mech among the Lyran forces indicates that this story takes place no earlier than 3025.) When Max and his men are caught red-handed in their attempt to steal back their 'Mechs and escape, Max (piloting the Scorpion) distracts the guards long enough for his men to embark the other two 'Mechs. Antonio subdues Quinton and carries him along in the Thunderbolt. Infantry, tanks and attack the fugitives and the Scorpion is downed. Antonio returns to save Max and the four of them escape with all three 'Mechs. Max dies from his injuries shortly afterwards.
Quinton chastises Antonio and Han for not having thought things through, but accepts that he, too, is now a mercenary. When Draconis Combine 'Mechs later face off against Lyran 'Mechs in the desert, Antonio, Han and Quinton join the fight on the Draconis Combine side and turn the tide against the Lyrans.
They are not trusted by the Draconis Combine forces, especially because they are piloting 'Mechs in Lyran colors, but are still invited to come along as mercenaries. The Draconis Combine commander realizes their cover story for what it is and that they have something to hide, and decides to find out the truth about these strange 'mercenaries'. At the forward base Antonio, Han and Quinton learn that it is going to be the new HQ base because the Lyrans have been pushed back, and that Commander Chiba is expected to come here shortly. The three 'mercenaries' are to be commended for their actions, but they fear that Chiba will recognize them and order their deaths. Concerned about the condition of their 'Mechs, Antonio begins repairs on the Scorpion.
He finds a Lyran tracer on the 'Mech but the Lyrans attack the compound before an alarm can be sounded. In the ensuing fight, Antonio, Han and Quinton heroically buy time for the rest of the Draconis Combine MechWarriors to respond to the attack, but their 'Mechs are destroyed. Antonio dies in the battle, and it is implied that Quinton dies as well.
Chiba arrives and comments on the bravery of the unknown, and now very dead, mercenaries. Han awakes to find out he survived the fight after all, but in the presence of Chiba his future is uncertain.
Published in April 1988. Captain Gideon 'Killer' Frost tries to convince his superiors that 'is up to something' on, but his suspicions that the Kuritas found a new technology are dismissed because of his reputation—Frost lost his last three squads and is now something of a pariah among his own troops. A cloaked figure assaults Frost as he leaves the briefing room and warns him to forget about Mozirje, which only deepens his concerns and resolve.
In the cafeteria, Frost is surprised to meet an old acquaintance of his, Andrea, but she accuses him of being responsible for the death of a man who was killed on a scouting mission and rebuffs him; at that point, Colonel Brickham intervenes and leaves with Andrea, sending Frost to meet his new command. Frost is given a cool reception by the troopers, who have heard about his reputation, but he manages to bring them into line. As they prepare for training and clean up some in the hangar, an unknown figure sneaks into one and topples the arrayed 'Mechs; only sheer luck prevents casualties.
The assassin then tries to overpower a Wasp pilot in an attempt to gain control of the 'Mech and use its weapons inside the hangar, but fails. Frost hopes that this incident will make command believe him.
(The story was to be continued at this point, but did not continue in the next issue. Instead, the second part was published in the BattleTech Annual comic where it is also revealed that the first part of the story took place on the Lyran world of. The cover depicts a battle scene from the story's second part.). Published in July 1988. The narrator, Patrick Morgan, is a cadet at the on the planet of. Under the tutelage of Major, famous for surviving a fight against the, the narrator and his class, consisting of himself, Jason Kilgore, Chris Adams, Dar Johannson and Stacey Hooper, embark on maneuvers in s for their finals. Major Vang is coming along in a.
During the maneuver, they encounter the Fire Lance of the Black Widow Company. Lieutenant of the Black Widows demands their surrender, but Johannsen opens fire and is downed by the return fire.
Outmatched, the cadets try to evade the Black Widows and manage to down 's in the ensuing running fight. Morgan finds out that his laser is damaged which he believes is because of damage taken during the fighting or the flight.
Meanwhile, Ikeda defeats Vang in a personal match. At Koniev's defeat, Ikeda reckognizes Vang's skill as a teacher and offers him a place in House Kurita. Vang declines, yet since Ikeda gave his word, the Black Widows move off nevertheless, without delivering killing blows to Vang and his students. Kilgore was killed in the fight. Before dying he had confessed to Morgan that he had disconnected his laser so that Morgan would look bad to Hooper in the finals. During the debriefing, Morgan realizes that teamwork ultimately saved them, and decides not to mention what Kilgore did. The surviving cadets form a successful lance that becomes known as the 'Death's Head March', which the narrator calls 'one of the finest lances anywhere, with a list of victories as long as a comm antenna'.
(This story recounts a scenario from which is also referred to in the Stinger entry in and the writeup for notable Shadow Hawk pilot Sergei Vang from the same book. Although no date is given, conjecture and information from Tales of the Black Widow Company suggest this battle to take place in ca. Published in September 1988. Rene Gerant, a sentry ostensibly in service to and the, sneaks aboard the -class on just before it takes off. After the DropShip has docked with a and emerged at its destination he is discovered and shot, but not before he can send off a radio message to warn Lord Corwan Walkner on the planet of, the Canopian raiders' target. Major Akii-Bua, the commander of the approaching DropShip, suggests via an open comm line that the local forces should surrender.
Count Walkner summons a meeting with the nobles and leaders on the planet to discuss the situation. Cirilo includes himself in the meeting despite not having been invited. The assembled nobility discuss how and the Free Worlds League seem not to care about 'this blizzard-cursed ball of ice' and start bickering among each other. Mercenary Lieutenant Vaughn of the Bowman Banshees (later revealed to be a sub-unit of ) thinks the battle damage to his 'Mechs will cost more than he is going to earn, and initially declares that his Banshees will take the field, but surrender under the after the first shot; later he agrees to fight. He has secret dealings with Precentor Cirilo, who seems to have an agenda of his own.
Similarly, Count Walkner and his wife Trista are the only ones who know of a fortune of beneath Vakarel's surface and wonder if it was the Canopians who learned of this secret and made the geologists disappear. The 'Star Veil', Vakarel's turbulent atmosphere with perpetual blizzards, does not permit the use of flying craft smaller than a DropShip, precluding the deployment of aerospace fighters. This means the battle will be decided on the ground, but it also means the defenders cannot be sure of the enemy disposition until the DropShip lands. The defenders finally rally under House Walkner's banner and prepare for battle. They field two functional plus a third, heavily damaged one, at least one, an and four, and a small impromptu infantry unit in light environmental suits. The mercenaries under Vaughn's command have six 'Mechs including his, a and a; furthermore, House Walkner's armory contributes two and a store of.
Sergeant Miranda, Vaughn's second-in-command, is attacked by a native on the way to her Vulcan. Vaughn and a Tech shoot the beast and drive it off, but Miranda suffers a cold shock from exposure and damage to her lungs, requiring her treatment in a defrost chamber. Two days later, the enemy DropShip is reported to have landed. Published in December 1988.
This issue continues the previous issue's story of a raid by Magistracy of Canopus troops against the FWL world of Vakarel: The defending 'Mechs and tanks take up their positions; Sergeant Miranda reports back for duty. Sir Boddicker in his Ostscout lures the attackers into a minefield, disabling four out of five enemy s and escaping from the last enemy into rugged terrain.
Lady Evraux's tank squad, on the other hand, is surprised by s in the Canyon of Chaldis and utterly destroyed, destroying one Griffin in return. While the mercenaries face off against two Canopian s, taking casualties, other attackers are lured into an artillery barrage by Captain Vandiveer who used the damaged Hermes II as a decoy. Count Walkner is determined to defend the ostensibly worthless planet; after the geologists have mysteriously vanished, only he and his wife know of the Qaere Crystals that can be found on Vakarel. When enemy forces come close to the compound, he tells his wife to prepare to destroy the survey documents showing the location of the crystals. Ultimately, the two 'Mech forces clash in a final battle in the Vale of Boreas and the Canopian invaders are defeated.
Major Akii-Bua is taken prisoner and agrees to join the forces of House Walkner as a Corporal. Lord Corwan Walkner is honestly disturbed by the casualties of the battle. In the aftermath of the fighting, Lieutenant Vaughn demands payment from Precentor Cirilo who obviously hired the mercenaries and offered him extra money to defend Vakarel. When Count Walkner orders Cirilo to send a message to Duke Halas of Oriente, requesting additional troops, Precentor Cirilo openly declines, renounces his ComStar ties and explains that he is aware of the Qaere Crystals; it was him who 'disposed of' the geologists. Just as Cirilo begins a speech to take over Vakarel with the help of Lieutenant Vaughn's mercenaries, he is shot by another ComStar member who explains that Precentor Cirilo knew too much about the order to be allowed to leave. Vaughn attempts to collect his promised payment at gunpoint, but is dissuaded by Lady Walkner who threatens him with a flamer.
Vaughn surrenders and is handed over to ComStar for having conspired with the traitor Cirilo. Later, Lady Walkner informs her husband that she went ahead and destroyed all documents about the Qaere Crystals.
Shaken with the recent outbreak of violence that the crystals caused, they both agree to forget about them. Published in March 1989. The first story, Honor, is a black-and-white reprint (as opposed to the full-color print of the first part in issue #1) of the story from the first two issues that has been combined into a single story. The second story, The Mozirje Experiment, is a standalone story that also continues the story begun in issue #3. It is narrated by Frost as he enters a log report: After Gene busted his leg in the assassination attempt in the hangar on Devin, the lance consists of only three people: Frost in his, Loeb in a Wasp and Roger in a Locust. They descend on Mozirje aboard the DropShip and make planetfall just outside a Draconis Combine compound. Approaching the enemy research station, they come under artillery fire, and as they reach the compound and begin to destroy it, four attack them (Roger erroneously reports only three).
Loeb rips the roof off from a command building and demands the staff surrender. When they refuse, he kills them all. Shocked at Loeb's brutality, Frost leaves his 'Mech and enters the compound to find documents about the secret weapon that was supposedly researched here. In the meantime the LAMs destroy the Locust and Loeb in his Wasp performs a kamikaze jump into one of them, destroying both 'Mechs.
Frost returns to his own 'Mech to re-join the fight but cannot save his lance. Shortly afterwards, Frost is attacked by a monstrous device resembling a cross-over between a BattleMech and a dinosaur. His missiles expended, Frost's Crusader is pummeled in hand-to-hand combat. The strange enemy 'Mech turns out to be unmanned: Its head assembly opens to reveal an energy weapon instead of a cockpit. Frost runs away and remembers how he took the reports about both medical supplies and 'Mech parts being stockpiled here to mean an invasion was being prepared.
Now he realizes that they were used to build an unmanned BioMech. Retreating to the research compound, Frost dodges an attack from the BioMech that hits the power generators instead.
He remembers that the Draconis Combine tends to use primitive, unstable power plants on outposts like this and runs for his life in his battered Crusader, but has not yet cleared the area when the explosion of the underground reactor destroys his assailant and the entire research station. Having blacked out in that last explosion, Frost awakens to realizes that once again he is the only survivor of his unit and that his story is fantastic, bordering on the unbelievable. As the DropShip descends to pick him up, he muses about the price his Crusader will fetch back on Devin—Frost is willing to retire early.
(The story is undated. While on approach to Mozirje, Frost's spheroid DropShip is shown near an oblong spaceship with gun ports. A small part of this ship's nose is covered by the DropShip in front of it, indicating by comparison that it is very large, roughly a kilometer long, and thus apparently a; it is larger than all known DropShip classes by an order of magnitude. This in turn suggests the story takes place in a time when WarShips were not yet extinct in the Inner Sphere, presumably in the early of the late 28th century.). Published in Spring 1989. At Pynchon Base, the stronghold on the contested border world of, a man called Uriah returns to confront Morris, now the commanding officer of the.
Uriah, the unit's former commander, was left for dead on two years ago. He kills Morris' second-in-command with a throwing knife when he tries to draw a gun and proceeds to install himself as the unit's commander again, presenting a contract with. Outside, Captain Uriah is greeted by Abbot who is glad about Uriah's return and recounts how Morris took command of the unit after returning from a mission in the mountains without Uriah.
Private Morris simply assumed command in a subsequent attack after Uriah's second gunney was killed in an air strike. Morris later meets with a shadowy contact and complains about Uriah getting command of the unit and even a contract. The other man tells him that Morris was promised nothing—Uriah must die again, or Morris will not retain command. Meanwhile, Uriah meets his former unit at their barracks and chastises them for their lax attitude. He fights down a bully who maintains that Morris is in command now, then orders the unit to march out in the morning. However, on the next morning only Abbot appears and tells Uriah the others have gone on strike.
Uriah grabs a sub-machine gun and fires at the barracks to drive the men out, then orders them on the mission. They are attacked by unknown assailants in conventional fighters, 'Mechs and Land-Air-Mechs. During the fight it turns out that Morris had supplied Davion transponders to the enemy 'Mechs so that they are difficult to target. He confesses as much to Uriah and tries to kill him in the chaos of battle, but Abbot in his Warhammer shoots Morris' from behind after recording the entire confession.
Friendly aerospace forces then drive off the attackers. Abbot asks Uriah if he should turn in his recordings, but Uriah tells him to delete them. As far as their employer is concerned, Morris died a hero's death on the battlefield. Published in November 1987. Despite her outstanding combat performance, Federated Suns Corporal Nazerine Lugosi is put in charge of Dog Lance, Abel Company, a company of misfits and troublemakers of the Regiment. It is made clear to her that this is not a promotion.
The has been maintaining settlements and geological survey teams for more than seven years on, a small periphery world in disputed territory just outside the Confederation's borders near the. Tibolt is in the process of being conquered by the 1st regiment of, a mercenary unit working for the Federated Suns. The Capellan leaders are at a loss as to why anybody would invade this rather worthless world. Still, they decide to defend it on a matter of principle and because they want to sell the mining rights to. On, Duke talks about his plans regarding Tibolt to Fencik, a servant, but does not reveal any details besides being deeply involved in the situation. He is obviously behind the entire clandestine operation.
Checking on her new command in Abel Company, Lugosi finds them right after some members fought over spare parts. Before she can finish her inspection, however, all officers are recalled to the briefing room where the Tibolt situation is explained: The mercenaries are encountering heavy resistance at Refinery City, the capital, and Capellan reinforcements are moving in from the outlying mining districts. The Federated Suns intend to reinforce their attack force by dropping a 'Mech lance in the way of the approaching reinforcements to pick them off separately, one after another. Lugosi volunteers her unit for the assignment. Dog Lance embarks on a Leopard-class DropShip and moves out to Tibolt. During the trip it is revealed that Lugosi.
At Tibolt, Capellan aerospace fighters attempt to intercept the Leopard but it punches through. Published in February 1988. (This issue, continuing from The Hungry Dogs, was originally announced as Cake Walk at the end of the previous issue.) Lugosi's lance takes up their ambush position, but the reportedly light lance turns out to consist of a Griffin, a Shadow Hawk, a and a, outmassing the attackers. Back on, is decidedly unhappy to learn that Federated Suns 'Mechs have been sent to assist the mercenaries in capturing a Capellan world as this could brew up a war. Angrily, he wonders what sort of plan Michael Hasek-Davion has, and if he should throw Michael's son in chains. The ambush force on Tibolt has meanwhile identified the Capellans as elements from. Using the terrain and the element of surprise to their advantage, they manage to destroy the enemy lance but lose one of their own in the fight.
Refinery City eventually falls to the attackers, but more Capellan troops are approaching. Meanwhile, the DropShip lands at Refinery City and deploys heavy drilling equipment. Duke Michael Hasek-Davion confides to Fencik that he is even willing to provoke a war over what he hopes to find on Tibolt.
Within a few hours, the engineers drill a hole into a cavern holding 'Mechs (including an, a, a, and others), but the Duke points out to Fencik that he is after something far more valuable—something that he can secure for himself if the Capellans hesitate only briefly. At the same time the Capellan Confederation, still oblivious to the motives of the invaders and bent on repelling the invasion, sends the to Tibolt on several Union-class DropShips with orders to repel the attackers, and 'put Tibolt to the torch if neccessary'. Issue 3 Issue #2 did not conclude the storyline, but rather suggested it was to be continued. The follow-up issue was announced with the title ' Sacrificial Goats', but it was never published and is considered a product.
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सबसे बड़ा हत्यारा-355 जुफार ग्रह के राजा कागा ने अतिक्रूर की नई नवेली दुल्हन पीकू पकोडिया को मार कर उसका शव कर दिया गायब और तीनों वीर भोकाल, शुतान और अतिक्रूर को दे दी जुफार ग्रह आने की चुनौती! और जब तीनों योद्धा जुफार ग्रह पहुंचे तो उनका सामना हुआ एक से बढ़ कर एक दरिंदे हत्यारों से! क्योंकि जुफार ग्रह पर चल रही थी सबसे बड़ा हत्यारा प्रतियोगिता जिसका विजेता वही बनता जो लाता भोकाल, शुतान और अतिक्रूर के शव! पीकू पकोडिया-360 राजा कागा की चुनौती पर पीकू का शव लाने और उसकी मौत का बदला लेने के लिए जुफार ग्रह पहुंचे भोकाल, शुतान और अतिक्रूर जहां चल रही थी ‘सबसे बड़ा हत्यारा’ प्रतियोगिता! सारे हत्यारे को मौत के घाट उतार कर जब तीनों महाबली पहुंचे राजा कागा का सिर कलम करने तो उनके सामना हुआ एक आश्चर्य से जिसे देख कर तीनों के होश उड़ गए! Rs 80.00 Rs 72.00 You Save: 10.00%.
Format: Printed Issue No: DGST-0085-H Language: Hindi Author: Sanjay Gupta Penciler: Pratap Mulick Inker: N/A Colorist: N/A Pages: 192 नागराज और सुपर कमांडो ध्रुव- 01-दुनिया पर हुकुमत करने के इरादे से मिस किलर ने सभी सुपर हीरोज को बंदी बना लिया और पूरे राजनगर पर तेजाबी बारिश करके मासूम लोगों में दहशत फैला दी। नागराज और सुपर कमांडो ध्रुव ने इस खतरनाक जापानी सुंदरी से टकराने के लिए मिलाए हाथ। मिस किलर ने हर मोड़ पर इनके लिए मौत का सामान जुटा रखा था और अपने हर कदम के साथ ये दोनों उसके शिकंजे में फंसते जा रहे थे। क्या नागराज की नागशक्तियां और ध्रुव का तेज दिमाग इस जाल को सुलझा पाएंगे? नागराज और नगीना का जाल- 05- सदियों से नागद्वीप में कैद नागतंत्रिका नगीना और उसके साथी भागकर जा मिले हैं किंग कोबरा से। नशे का व्यापारी किंग कोबरा नागराज के एक अंजान दुश्मन के साथ मिलकर बना रहा है जहरीली मौत जो नशा बनकर आम लोगों तक पहुँच रही है। तब नागराज इन खूनी दरिंदों का रास्ता रोकता है। नागराज की दखलंदाजी से परेशान किंग कोबरा नागराज की मौत का जिम्मा सौंपता है नागतंत्रिका नगीना को। नगीना नागराज के इर्दगिर्द बुनती है अपना तंत्रजाल जो नागराज को मौत देना चाहती है! पर इसबार नागराज अकेला नहीं है! उसका साथ दे रहे हैं नागद्वीप के पांच सर्वश्रेष्ठ इच्छाधारी नाग नागार्जुन, सर्पराज, सिंहनाग, नागप्रेती और नागदेव! क्या ये सब महारथी मिलकर तोड़ पाएंगे नगीना का जाल?
नागराज और बुगाकू- 08- थोडांगा और मिस किलर ने मिलकर बिछाया मौत का जाल। उन्होंने तैयार किया जापानी नृत्यकला का एक पात्र बुगाकू को जो कुंगफू के हर हुनर में माहिर था। बुगाकू के पास थी नागलोक का शक्ति खड्ग जिसके सामने प्रतिद्वंद्वी बेबस होकर रह जाता है। बुगाकू ने अपने शक्तिखड्ग की मदद से कर लिया नागराज और सुपर कमांडो ध्रुव का अपहरण! अब ये दोनों हीरोज बेबस पड़े हैं थोडांगा और मिस किलर के सामने और बुगाकू देने वाला है उनको एक भयानक मौत! Rs 120.00 Rs 108.00 You Save: 10.00%. Format: Printed Issue No: PCB-0005 Language: English Author: SHUBHAM ARORA Penciler: Inker: Colorist: Pages: 208 One phone call changes it all for him. Her phone call.
After one full year. She is in the US, informing him about her marriage. She wants to meet him. He had moved on, at least that’s what he had made himself believe.
Unsure of everything, he books a flight from New York to Carolina to give his past the final closure. The journey brings all the painful memories back to him. They have both come a long way since they first met as kids and then again as adults, before parting ways and. But flight 1549 is not destined to reach its destination.
Unaware and oblivious, he is lost in his memories of her. Will he realize her importance in his life? Will she ever find out who she is actually meant for?
What if he doesn't live up to the day to meet her one last time? Rs 100.00 Rs 75.00 You Save: 25.00%.