Description
When Rajnagar’s greatest protector is stripped of his identity and forced to operate in the shadows, what remains? A superhero with no name — only a code. “Code Name Comet” (कोड नेम कॉमेट) is the first part of the acclaimed “City Without a Hero” storyline from Raj Comics, published in 2013 as SPCL #2520. This is one of the most talked-about arcs in the entire Super Commando Dhruv universe — a story that tests Dhruv not just physically, but at the very core of his identity as a hero.
Dhruv — India’s greatest non-powered superhero, a circus boy turned vigilante who relies entirely on his peak-human athleticism, razor-sharp mind, and incredible acrobatic skill — finds himself in a situation where operating as Super Commando Dhruv is no longer possible. Under the code name Comet, he must continue fighting to protect his city while navigating a web of conspiracy that has made him a target. Written by Mandar Gangele and illustrated by Hemant Kumar (with Sushant Panda on select pages), the issue delivers the high-octane action and psychological depth that define the best of Raj Comics’ Dhruv catalogue. The cover — Dhruv in full battle pose, surrounded by shuriken in a charged, dark background — perfectly captures the intensity of a hero pushed to his absolute limit.
Writer: Mandar Gangele | Artist: Hemant Kumar | Publisher: Raj Comics | Issue: SPCL #2520 | Year: 2013
Physical Condition
This copy has been carefully examined and graded based on the actual physical copy pictured.
Grade: Good+ (G+) — Well-Preserved Copy with Vibrant Cover
Cover: The cover is in excellent shape for a copy of this era. The artwork — Dhruv in his iconic blue and yellow bodysuit, dynamically posed against a deep black background with shuriken flying around him — is vivid, crisp, and fully intact. The colours are rich and well-saturated with no significant fading. The Raj Comics logo (top left) and the bold Hindi title “कोड नेम कॉमेट” in stylised lettering are sharp and legible. The cover surface has no visible scuffing, scratching, or surface abrasion. The border edges are clean with minimal wear.
Spine: The spine is intact with only light handling marks — consistent with a carefully stored copy.
Corners: Corners are slightly softened but retain good definition — minimal blunting.
Interior Pages: Interior pages are in clean, readable condition with clear panel artwork throughout. No missing pages.
Overall: A very well-preserved copy of a 2013 Raj Comics Dhruv special — one of the standout issues of the “City Without a Hero” arc. The strong cover condition and complete contents make this a fine addition to any Super Commando Dhruv or Raj Comics collection.
Collector Details
- Publisher: Raj Comics, India
- Writer: Mandar Gangele
- Artist: Hemant Kumar
- Series: Super Commando Dhruv — “City Without a Hero” Arc, Part 1
- Issue: SPCL #2520 (Series No. 141)
- Genre: Superhero / Action-Thriller
- Language: Hindi
- Year: 2013
- Format: Special issue, staple-bound
- Condition Grade: Good+ (G+) — Well-Preserved Copy with Vibrant Cover
Authenticity & Value
This is an original 2013 Raj Comics publication — not a reprint or reproduction. Super Commando Dhruv is one of Raj Comics’ crown jewels, created by the legendary Anupam Sinha and beloved by an entire generation of Hindi comic readers. “Code Name Comet” holds a special place in the Dhruv canon as a storyline that redefined the character’s limits. Original print copies of this specific arc are actively sought by Dhruv fans and Raj Comics collectors alike.
Worldwide Shipping Available
Shipped internationally with protective packaging ensuring the copy arrives in the same condition it leaves. For fans of Dhruv, Raj Comics, or Indian superhero comics history — this is a must-own piece from one of the most celebrated story arcs of the series.





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