The Obliterary Journal
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Edited by Rakesh Khanna and Rashmi Ruth Devadasan
Blaft
270 pages, R695
A collection of comics, street art, typography and illustrated stories from India and beyond, it includes a classic Bengali gangster comic in translation; traditional Odisha palm-leaf engravings of alien robot invaders; 12th-century Sanskrit algebra problems; and bus painters from Suriname.
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