1980's was a period when a number of Bengali comic-series were introduced with the reader,majorly translated version of Western comics,and few were local creation! Majority of the series were promising but short-lived,and one of those was Ranjan's Classics. I have only 3 of this series(No.1,2 & 3) so have no idea about how many issues were released before the cancellation!
Anyway,'Kalankito Chora' is a decent read supported by quality art, was translated by Sriavi Ashoke, but there is no mention of the original artist and script-writer.
Other than Ranjan's Comics, some other notable Bengali comic-series I have came across from '80s are as follows(there were parallel Eng version of some of these series as well) :
Posting few selected covers from each of the above-mentioned series :
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Next is from a completely different genre. A space-travel story - Virtual Unreality - from the Betty & Veronica SPECTACULAR series,published on Apr'96(No.18).As expected you will get a fun-filled adventure which any Archie fan will enjoy for sure....
Anyway,'Kalankito Chora' is a decent read supported by quality art, was translated by Sriavi Ashoke, but there is no mention of the original artist and script-writer.
- Viswa Sahitya Chitrakatha
- Avik Chitrakatha
- Super Comics
- War Comics
- Viswa Sahitya Comics
- Chitrakalpo Katha (I don't have this series,have only an ad page but much similar with VSC)
- Chandmama Comic & Classics
- Chitrarath Comics (they tried to copy Indrajal's format-of-presentation but the quality of the art was pretty substandard)
- Tin-murtir Avijan
- Tinkle
- Golden comic
- Modern Chitrakatha
- Hasir Comics
- 3D Comics
Posting few selected covers from each of the above-mentioned series :
Next is from a completely different genre. A space-travel story - Virtual Unreality - from the Betty & Veronica SPECTACULAR series,published on Apr'96(No.18).As expected you will get a fun-filled adventure which any Archie fan will enjoy for sure....