Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Madhu Muskan was a weekly comic magazine from the Gowarsons Group of Companies, which had a circulation of up to 100,000 in the late 1970s.Though not a comic in the strict literary sense, Madhu Muskan was more than a magazine, almost nearer to any comics published. 90% of the pages contain illustrated comical stories featuring various characters popular at the times. Just 4-5 pages contains the stories in the form of a magazine, and rest as mentioned above were in the form of the comics.Madhu Muskan was mostly a funny magazine, designed with a view of family readers' entertainment. It was a very popular magazine. At the times when comics industry was at boom, and people had interests in reading this form of literature, the magazine too featured some stories in the form of pictures, but Madhu Muskan mainly relies on the comical stories alone.The Gowarsons Group also held the Indian rights to Archies and Asterix amongst a number of other titles"@en }
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- Madhu_Muskan abstract "Madhu Muskan was a weekly comic magazine from the Gowarsons Group of Companies, which had a circulation of up to 100,000 in the late 1970s.Though not a comic in the strict literary sense, Madhu Muskan was more than a magazine, almost nearer to any comics published. 90% of the pages contain illustrated comical stories featuring various characters popular at the times. Just 4-5 pages contains the stories in the form of a magazine, and rest as mentioned above were in the form of the comics.Madhu Muskan was mostly a funny magazine, designed with a view of family readers' entertainment. It was a very popular magazine. At the times when comics industry was at boom, and people had interests in reading this form of literature, the magazine too featured some stories in the form of pictures, but Madhu Muskan mainly relies on the comical stories alone.The Gowarsons Group also held the Indian rights to Archies and Asterix amongst a number of other titles".
- Q6727421 abstract "Madhu Muskan was a weekly comic magazine from the Gowarsons Group of Companies, which had a circulation of up to 100,000 in the late 1970s.Though not a comic in the strict literary sense, Madhu Muskan was more than a magazine, almost nearer to any comics published. 90% of the pages contain illustrated comical stories featuring various characters popular at the times. Just 4-5 pages contains the stories in the form of a magazine, and rest as mentioned above were in the form of the comics.Madhu Muskan was mostly a funny magazine, designed with a view of family readers' entertainment. It was a very popular magazine. At the times when comics industry was at boom, and people had interests in reading this form of literature, the magazine too featured some stories in the form of pictures, but Madhu Muskan mainly relies on the comical stories alone.The Gowarsons Group also held the Indian rights to Archies and Asterix amongst a number of other titles".