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What were some of your favourite comic strips or comic books growing up?
One of the earliest comic strips that caught my attention as a kid growing up in ‘80s Dubai, was
The Amazing Spider-Man by Stan Lee, syndicated at the time in Khaleej Times. Spider-Man was the first superhero I idolized a conflicted web-slinging crime-buster with an often troubled personal life. Yes, we did have early hopes of being bitten by a radioactive spider and putting on a costume and saving the world, all thanks to Spider-Man.
Comics were a huge part of our childhood. Apart from being entertaining, they also taught us a lot. We learned of World Wars, thrilling battles, grief and loss and the bravery (and treachery) of men in service from Commando comics, launched in Scotland in 1961.
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Andy Warhol signed pen and ink soup can drawing to be sold July 23rd
LYNBROOK, New York
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This original pen and ink soup can drawing by Andy Warhol, signed by the artist, will be sold Wednesday, July 23rd.
Philip Weiss Auctions
LYNBROOK, N.Y. â A summer sale spectacular featuring over 700 lots of historical items, militaria, posters, rare books, rock ânâ roll, ocean liner memorabilia, aviation collectibles and more will be held Wednesday, July 23rd, by Philip Weiss Auctions, online (at Proxibid.com and Invaluable.com) and in the firmâs gallery at 74 Merrick Road, beginning at 1 p.m. Eastern time.
»Kartik Aaryan Excited About His Statue in Bandra, Says the Real Him Wouldn t be Without a Mask
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Kartik Aaryan Excited About His Statue in Bandra, Says the Real Him Wouldn t be Without a Mask
Kartik Aaryan was excited to see an augmented reality (AR) version of himself in Bandra and shared a picture of it on Instagram.
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It seems, Bollywood actor Kartik Aaryan is roaming the streets of Mumbai without a mask. But when people call him, he doesn t respond. Posting an augmented reality (AR) version of himself on his Instagram account, Kartik clarified that he is “excited to share” his statue in Bandra but it cannot be him without a mask.
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