Description
Dori Seda was a pioneer of women’s comics who died before her genius was realised. Rigorously self-examining, her goofy, zestful stories centre on living on the edge of society and struggling to make it as a cartoonist in the underground scene. In many ways her unfortunate death overshadows her talent – that and the short story about her sexual attraction to her dog.
The cover artwork features bright, bold colors typical of vintage newsprint comics, with visible vertical stress creases running down the left side and some minor surface rubbing.
Publisher: Raj Comics | Issue: Dori Danda | Pages: Not specified | Language: Hindi
Physical Condition
This copy has been carefully examined.
Grade: Good – vintage copy with age-consistent wear
Cover: The cover features bright, bold colors typical of vintage newsprint comics, with visible vertical stress creases running down the left side and some minor surface rubbing.
Spine: Visible spine stress ticks and slight edge wear along the binding edge are evident.
Corners: The corners show noticeable blunting and rounding consistent with handling and age.
Interior Pages: Not visible in the provided image.
Overall: A classic, moderately worn vintage Raj Comics issue that retains strong cover art and vibrant, legible graphics.
Collector Details
- Publisher: Raj Comics
- Characters: Two uniformed female police/security officers and two male characters involved in an altercation.
- Sub-category: Action/Crime
- Language: Hindi
Authenticity & Value
This vintage Raj Comics issue is a rare find for collectors, offering a unique glimpse into the life and work of Dori Seda, a pioneering female cartoonist.
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