Issues
Issue #1 - BHAIRAVI (Title meaning in English : The terrifying beauty)
writer : Siddharth Kotian artist : Mukesh Singh
The story of the original Devi and her battle against Bala and his hordes in the 2nd century of man.
Issue #2 - DWIJA (Title meaning in English : Twice born)
writer : Siddharth Kotian artist : Mukesh Singh
Return of Bala in modern times and introduction of Tara Mehta, the devi incarnate in the city of Sitapur
Issue #3 - NAMAHA (Title meaning in English : Salutation)
writer : Samit Basu artist : Mukesh Singh
Tara is kidnapped by the Durapasya, a cult of devi worshippers who initiate her transformation. The Apsara assassin Kratha arrives in Sitapur to kill Tara Mehta
Issue #4 - PRARAMBH (Title meaning in English : Beginning)
writer : Samit Basu artist : Mukesh Singh
Tara is attacked by Kratha while still in trance and the priest Agantuk whisks her away in the nick of time to Durapasya headquarters.
Issue #5 - AAGAMAN (Title meaning in English : Arrival)
writer : Samit Basu artist : Mukesh Singh
Tara's transformation into devi is complete, but as Kratha and Iyam storm the Durapasya temple, the human and the divine coexist in Tara.
Issue #6 - SAMSARA (Title meaning in English : The world at large)
writer : Samit Basu artist : Aditya Chari
Issue #7 - SANDEHA (Title meaning in English : Doubt)
writer : Samit Basu artist : Aditya Chari
Issue #8 - AKS (Title meaning in English : Reflection)
writer : Samit Basu artist : Saumin Patel
Issue #9 - YUDH (Title meaning in English : War)
writer : Samit Basu artist : Saumin Patel
Battle royale between the forces of Durapasya and Bala's hordes begin.
Issue #10 - SAMVARA (Title meaning in English : The slaying)
writer : Samit Basu artist : Saumin Patel
The battle between Tara and Bala.
Issue #11 - ATEETA (Title meaning in English : The past)
writer : Saurav Mohapatra artist(s) : Saumin Patel Siddharth Kotian Edison George
An enigmatic supernatural being is drawn towards the new DEVI and we get glimpses of Tara, Rahul and Kratha's past through his eyes.
Issue #12 - AHWAAN (Title meaning in English : The call)
writer : Saurav Mohapatra artist(s) : Saumin Patel
Tara learns to control her DEVI powers to some degree and fights a dreaded mob boss who is trying to gain control of the Sitapur underworld.
Issue #13
writer : Saurav Mohapatra artist(s) : Saumin Patel
Tara and Kratha clash as the White Horseman manifests in Rahul's body declaring his intention to kill the DEVI, who he considers an abomination.
Issue #14,15 & 16
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