A collage of 28 colorful Sikh comic book covers arranged in a grid, with the text 'Complete Set of 28 English Sikh Comics' at the bottom. The covers feature illustrated scenes and characters from Sikh religious stories and figures, including Guru Nanak, Guru Har Krishan, and other saints, in various vibrant colors.

Complete Set - Twenty Eight Sikh Comics (English Graphic Novels)

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A collage of 28 colorful Sikh comic book covers arranged in a grid, with the text 'Complete Set of 28 English Sikh Comics' at the bottom. The covers feature illustrated scenes and characters from Sikh religious stories and figures, including Guru Nanak, Guru Har Krishan, and other saints, in various vibrant colors.
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  • A collage of 28 colorful Sikh comic book covers arranged in a grid, with the text 'Complete Set of 28 English Sikh Comics' at the bottom. The covers feature illustrated scenes and characters from Sikh religious stories and figures, including Guru Nanak, Guru Har Krishan, and other saints, in various vibrant colors.
  • Cover of the graphic novel 'Guru Nanak - The First Sikh Guru' featuring illustrations of a serene tree under which Guru Nanak is lying down with a snake beside him. Text is in English.
  • Guru Nanak Sikh Comics volume 2 cover with the guru standing and squeezing two pieces of bread. One is oozing milk and the other is oozing blood. Text is in English.
  • Illustration of Guru Nanak with a cosmic background and a rosary in hand. He is shown singing the shabad gagan me thaal rav chand deepak baney. Text on the image is in English and Sikh Comics logo at the bottom.
  • illustration of Guru Nanak in blue robes with a book, against a backdrop of a desert landscape with camels in the city of Mecca or Medina. Some text is in English.
  • Guru Nanak working in a field in Kartarpur. Some text in English.
  • Featuring an illustration of Guru Angad Dev, the second Sikh Guru with a background that includes a pond and what appears to be a herd of deer. Some text is in English.
  • Guru Amar Das carrying water for his Guru Ram Das in the cover page of English Sikh Comics.
  • Guru Ram Das with Golden Temple in the background. Title text is in English.
  • Cover of a Punjabi graphic novel featuring an illustration of Guru Ram Das with a background of a Sikh Golden temple and doves flying. Text in English.
  • Guru Arjan, the fifth Sikh Guru sitting on hot plate with hot sand being poured on him. There is a fire lit under the hot plate. Title of the book is written in English.
  • Guru Har Gobind, sixth Guru of Sikhs with two swords of miri and piri, on horse back, ready for battle with the Mughals. Title is in English.
  • Cover of Sikh Comics book featuring a graphic representation of the Sikh guru Guru Har Rai, surrounded by animals and a vivid landscape.
  • Guru Har Krishan, the eighth Sikh Guru, is sitting by the holy water in Delhi with Sikhs waiting for his blessings and getting cured of smallpox. Title is in English.
  • Cover of the graphic novel 'Guru Tegh Bahadur - The Ninth Sikh Guru' featuring illustrated scenes from the life of Guru Tegh Bahadur with Guru in a central role, surrounded by followers and Kashmiri Pandits and in a setting that appears to be a historical depiction of a Sikh guru's assembly.
  • Fakir meeting Guru Gobind Singh a few months after his birth in Patna.
  • Cover of the graphic novel 'Guru Gobind Singh - The Tenth Sikh Guru, Volume 2' featuring Guru Gobind Singh fighting a lion in a forest backdrop.
  • Cover of the graphic novel 'Bhagat Ravi Das - God's Humble Saint' featuring a illustration of Bhagat Ravi Das in a beard, seated in a contemplative pose, with a backdrop suggesting a rural or spiritual setting. Title is written in English.
  • Bhagat Nam dev playing a musical instrument, with a background that includes a temple and God's light falling on him. Some text written in English.
  • Bhagat Kabir Das sitting in meditation in lotus position on a deer skin that is floating on water. Text is written in English.
  • Cover of the book 'Sahibzade Zorawar Singh & Fateh Singh - The Valiant Sons of Guru Gobind Singh' featuring two young boys in yellow turbans and a graphic depiction of a horse and a charging figure in the background, with a vibrant orange and yellow color scheme. Text is in English
  • Illustration of Baba Deep Singh with a sword, against a dark sky background, with the Sikh Comics logo at the bottom.
  • Bhagat Puran Singh reading. He is also riding a a rickshaw. In the background is shown his institution, the Pingalwara. Title is written in English.
  • Cover of the graphic novel 'Sundri - The Birth of a Warrior' featuring a woman in a blue dress with a sword, with a blurred background. The graphic novel is labeled for all ages and is part of the Sikh Comics series. Text is in English.
  • Cover of the graphic novel Satwant Kaur a brave sikh woman featuring illustrations of characters in historical attire against a dramatic background. Text is in English.
  • Saragarhi The Last Stand of the 36th Sikh Regiment' featuring an illustration of Sikh soldier Havildar Ishar Singh in uniform, with a depiction of the fort of Saragarhi in the background.
Complete Set - Twenty Eight Sikh Comics (English Graphic Novels)

Complete Set - Twenty Eight Sikh Comics (English Graphic Novels)

Rs. 2,564.00
Rs. 2,564.00 Rs. 3,205.00

Complete set of Twenty Eight English Language Sikh Comics published so far:

1. Guru Nanak, Volume 1

2. Guru Nanak, Volume 2

3. Guru Nanak, Volume 3

4. Guru Nanak, Volume 4

5. Guru Nanak, Volume 5

6. Guru Angad Dev

7. Guru Amar Das

8. Guru Ram Das Vol 1

9. Guru Ram Das Vol 2

10, 11. Guru Arjan Dev Vol 1 and Vol 2 

12, 13. Guru Har Gobind Vol 1 and Vol 2 

14, 15. Guru Har Rai Vol 1 and Vol 2 

16. Guru Har Krishan

17. Guru Tegh Bahadur

18. Guru Gobind Singh Volume 1

19. Guru Gobind Singh Volume 2

20. Baba Deep Singh

21. The Battle of Saragarhi

22. Sundri - The Birth of a Warrior

23. Satwant Kaur - Destined to Survive

24. Bhagat Ravi Das

25. Bhagat Kabir

26. Bhagat Namdev

27. Sahibzadey

28. Bhagat Puran Singh

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Sanjiv Jitana

My kids enjoyed these comics. These are well illustrated. Also when the comics were delivered by mail, these were well packed.

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Gurjot

Thankyou its a beautiful way of connecting young sikh blood to their history and faith !

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Sunny

Great books. Some of the comics do not have full colour but all very good quality.

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Unknown
Excellent

Excellent

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V. Singh
Must buy

Great comics, though the art in some of the comics can be improved. However, the artwork in a few others is amazing & realistic. A must have for every family. Hope more titles are in the pipeline including Banda Bahadur.

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N Kirschman
Wonderful Cross Cultural Information

I purchased a set of Sikh comics for my world religions class. They are very easy to read, have wonderful illustrations and are accessible by all my students. They provide a great introduction and most importantly it's Sikh's teaching about Sikhs. Highly recommended.

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Unknown
fantastic

Such beautiful imagery, easy read with deep meaningful messages from Gurbani, and most importantly correct interpretations of the Guru teachings.

Many Thanks for this Sewa of enlightening humanity (children and adults) about our beautiful Gurus and their true universal message.

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Sanjesh Rathore
Amazing and enjoyable

The comics were very easy to understand and I learn't a lot about sikhism. it was fun to read as i enjoy comics.

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Sanjesh Rathore
Amazing

the comics were really easy to understand and i learn't a lot about sikhism. enjoyed reading them as i like comics.

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Unknown
GREAT

HI ALL FROM AUST I READ THESE COMICS AND GIVES A INSIGHT OF PAST EVENTS. WHICH WAS GOOD FOR ME AS I BUILT UP MY KNOWLEDGE OF OUR RELIGION(YES IVE HERD THE STORIES BUT AS ENGLISH BEING MY FIST LANGUAUG GUESS NEVER REALLY UNDERSTOOD PROPERLY).
YES DEFINITIVELY RECOMMEND

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Tapinderjit Singh
Great Initaitive

This is a commendable initiative by the publishers to present Gurusakhis in a format popular with kids and adults alike. I bought these comics as gifts for my family and relatives so that all can become aware of the greatness of sikh history and learn the important lessons of life exemplified by the sakhis. my sincere thanks to the publishers for this great initiative. I would urge the publishers to present another version in Gurmukhi also so that the expression is more accurate. There are many kids who are learning Gurmukhi these days who can get an extra benefit from this piece of literature in a more appropriate language.

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Davi Singh (Chicago)
Great for Children and Adults

All can read and learn from these books. I read them to my kids first and read then over many times. So much to learn and absorb from these comics.

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Unknown
Sikh history comics,only better

These comics have a fresh new look, unlike the other Sikh comics that you may have read before(Amar Chitra Katha).

A lot of though and effort seems to have been given in the making of these comics.

Highly recommended!

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Singh
Nothing else like it, great!

Stumbled accross these comic books on the internet, finally got hold of them, great art, pictures in English.

Will be buying the new ones to come out!

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Baljeet
Great Comics

Many thanks for creating these comics. These comics make wonderful gifts for Sikh kids living abroad. Eagerly awaiting Gurmukhi versions of these comics.

Thanks

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