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• • • • The year is 1987. A significant time not just for comics in India but worldwide, Watchmen has just concluded its run, The Dark Knight Returns has been published, somewhere Grant Morrison works on Arkham Asylum and back home Raj Comics is on its way to becoming the most powerful and well distributed Comic book brand in our country. Their flagship character Nagraj is a runaway success and pressure is on a young Anupam Sinha to create another character to fulfill the expectation of fans for more and more content. Anupam Sinha had till that time worked in Diamond comics on other superheroes, and had recently joined Raj Comics, where he would go on to become the most influential writer and artist and a chief architect of many a childhood. He had the option on diving deep into mythology or science fiction, but he chose a different route.

He gave the country a very different type of hero. One that does not hide behind a mask. One that lives with his (adopted) family, and does not have any Super Powers. And yet a hero that is today arguably more popular, and more loved and (dare I say it) more important than Nagraj. April 1987, Almost thirty years ago to this day, Super Commando Dhruv was born. And when he made his entry, he did it in unparalleled style: by flying out of the cover page of his debut comics ‘Pratishodh Ki Jwala’ (The Fire of Vengeance) on his Motorcycle. Rock You Like a Hurricane Pratishodh ki Jwala also marked the debut of Anupam Sinha the writer, and he brought with himself the craft of a novelist, each panel in the comic being well defined and packing (not cramming) oodles of story on every page.

It tells the story of how Dhruv came to be who he was, the son of circus performers who inadvertently learns the trope of being a hero in his life in the circus. He has perfect aim, does strength training and can parkour his way out of any situation because he literally spent his childhood playing on a trapeze.

His Crime Alley/Krypton Exploding moment came when a rival circus owner decided to ice an entire Big-Top tent full of people and animals because he was suffering from low ticket sales. This over-reaction on business loss results in a lot of deaths but also gives birth to a young man with only one aim in life ‘Badla’. Like Phantom taking an oath using his enemies’ skull Cue to Dhruv beating the stuffing off of various Circus themed villains, and (although this is debatable) he ends his revenge by stunning the entire rival circus by electrocution, the three main villains get killed off when they are eaten by a hungry lion in the final fight. He is then adopted by a kind hearted Cop, who becomes his father and provides a new home and family to him (in terms of canon Dhruv is the youngest Superhero, aged a shade under twenty). At the end of Pratishodh Ki Jwala Dhruv takes an oath to protect his city Rajnagar from criminals. Pratishodh ki Jwala was a bestseller when it released, and a few years ago when Raj Comics released a Silver Jubilee edition at Mumbai Comic Con 2012 this writer was one of the first in queue to get an autographed copy. This comic is perhaps the best origin story for any Indian hero.