Description
Bankelal, a satirical character presented as a medieval “Hasya Samrat” (King of Comedy), first appeared in 1987 in the comic book ‘Bankelal Ka Kamaal’ (‘Wonders of Bankelal’). He is the son of a farmer named ‘Nanku’ and his wife ‘Gulabati’, who were offered a child as a blessing from Lord Shiva. The series is primarily humorous, though also incorporates elements of fantasy and horror.
Cover artwork description: A colorful illustration of Bankelal in a comedic pose, surrounded by humorous elements and fantasy creatures.
Publisher: Raj Comics | Issue: Bankelal Ka Jaal | Pages: Unknown | Language: Hindi
Physical Condition
This copy has been carefully examined.
Grade: Fair to Good – vintage copy with noticeable edge wear and corner damage
Cover: Shows age-toning, multiple creases along the edges, and significant chipping/tearing at the bottom right edge.
Spine: Heavy edge wear, small tears, and multiple spine stress creases.
Corners: Blunted and creased, with visible paper loss and tearing at the bottom right corner.
Interior Pages: Not visible in the provided image.
Overall: A complete vintage reader copy displaying typical age-related wear, spine stress, and corner loss.
Collector Details
- Publisher: Raj Comics
- Characters: Bankelal, Raja Vikram Singh, mythical beast, demon/asura, female attendants
- Sub-category: Comedy / Fantasy
- Language: Hindi
Authenticity & Value
This vintage copy of Bankelal Ka Jaal is a rare find for collectors, offering a unique glimpse into the world of Raj Comics. Its condition, while worn, is a testament to its age and historical significance.
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