The Graphic novel is available for download in PDF and CBR formats below.
Necropolitans
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Necropolitans
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Issue #1
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The Hyderabad Graphic Novel – Late Cretaceous Incident
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Issue #2
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The Hyderabad Graphic Novel – Come You Lost Atoms
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Amazing!!!!!! Love the concept and the artwork!!!! Hats off to you guys!!!
cheers!
By: Anupama Nalinakshan on March 27, 2010
at 12:11 pm
Thanks Anupama, do check out the Facebook group too. I like your “phantom of the opera”
By: Jai on March 27, 2010
at 3:26 pm
brilliant stuff.. have shown he issue to a numbe of friends, they all love it!
By: chaitanyak on April 2, 2010
at 8:40 pm
I like
Can’t wait too find out what Hunter-dude does in Hyd
By: Sush on April 17, 2010
at 2:53 am
@Sush, actually the ‘hunter-dude’ won’t be doing much, the actual first episode merely begins on the same street that he lands up in
By: Jai on April 19, 2010
at 5:10 pm
This is hilarious! especially the ‘jurassic park mein savarich nahi milta’. i’m hoping there will be a lot more of this time travelling auto guy!
By: shalini on May 2, 2010
at 10:30 am
@shalini, yes, he (and his auto) are the common thread running through the entire novel
By: Jai on May 2, 2010
at 3:43 pm
Brilliant stuff, guys – both the writing and the artwork. I live in Hyd, and the auto dude is very authentic! Really looking forward to the completed novel.
By: g on May 3, 2010
at 11:49 am
Thanks Gautam. You could also join our Facebook group and check out the project as it develops.
By: Jai on May 3, 2010
at 12:04 pm
Kudos! Brings back some not-too-fond memories, but funny in a timeless sort of way
By: Ashim on May 3, 2010
at 3:02 pm
amazing work
By: Anurag Prasad Papolu on January 12, 2012
at 2:10 am