"Ab Delhi Door Nahin." Written by the legend Tarun Kumar Wahi and illustrated by the renowned Dilip Chaubey, this comic piqued interest, especially for those who admire Chaubey's art, reminiscent of his work on "Tiranga."
Cover Art
The cover features the hero surrounded by zombies in colorful attire, giving off a festive vibe. It's an overall good cover, but the festive look of the zombies might not appeal to everyone.
Storyline
The storyline was found to be average. As a genre, zombie stories have been extensively covered in movies, leading to a sense of predictability. The plot revolves around a virus spreading through zombie bites, endangering an entire city. The narrative felt repetitive, lacking the thrill and suspense that a ghost-themed story might offer. The hero, 'Bhootnashak Mantra,' could have been better utilized in a different context.
Artwork
The highlight of the comic is its artwork. The illustrations, filled with nostalgia and vibrant colors, stand out and offer a visual treat. However, the attire of the hero and villain seemed out of place for the year 2032, needing some modernization.
Conclusion
While the story disappointed, the artwork was praised. As the first issue, it holds promise, but there's a desire for fresher and more innovative storytelling in future releases.
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