Inklab is a quarterly comics magazine that seeks to entertain and enlighten the dullest of minds in the darkest of times. Each issue is published quarterly, and features new creators making new comics around a fresh theme. Our mission is simple – to make comics that anyone and everyone wants to read.
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The world’s largest democracy is struggling to keep its citizens alive during a pandemic that the rest of the world is already leaving behind. In a consumerist world, even our continued health is seen as a commodity. So in this vein, we bring you this year’s second issue – a look at what our contributors think of where capitalism has brought us, and how we are consumers first, people second.
Snot : Rahil Mohsin
The Rotin’ 20’s : Falah Faisal & Anukriti FaSingh
Saand Nama : Lokesh Khodke
Content : Mitali Panganti
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Comics are incurable. Like a disease, it grows from within and never leaves your system, constantly changing how you look at the world and your place in it. Just like other diseases, not of the body, but those of the mind, society and ideology, it spreads as an idea and creates carriers that spread it further. Our first issue, called “Disease”, looks at four different kinds of diseases through the eyes of four very talented comic artists.
Common : Divya Tak
Jhootha Paani : Shikhant Sablania
The Trouble with Allopathy : Anupam Arunachalam
Content : Mitali Panganti
CONTRIBUTE
We do not accept finished submissions. We only feature comics – i.e. sequential art, or similar, with accompanying text if at all.
If you would like to contribute to a future issue please contact us at inklabzinedabad@gmail.com
with a small cover note and a link to
some of your work.
