Pawan Kalyan’s OG Comic Prequel Takes Internet By Storm!

It started like a spark that turned into a small explosion online. The moment OG’s comic prequel dropped, fans jumped on it like it was a limited edition sneaker drop. Within hours, copies were gone, screenshots were everywhere, and social media was buzzing. The book isn’t just a side project, it feels like a proper backstory stitched with war, emotion, and that larger-than-life Pawan Kalyan touch. The sketches, the mood, even the colour tones, all of it gives off that cinematic rush fans crave.

The story throws us into World War II. Jai, played by Pawan Kalyan, fights for the British army but turns rebel when he sees his people being treated like pawns. He ends up lost at sea and is rescued by a Japanese village called Shinden. There, he finds a legendary katana, Honjo, and soon the real drama kicks in. The village faces attacks from the Black Dragons, and Jai, wounded but furious, rises again to defend them. You can almost feel the sword’s weight through the art, rough, raw, and heavy with meaning.

Somewhere in between the blood and smoke, Jai falls for a Japanese nurse. They marry, and for a while, life slows down. But fate clearly had other plans. Subhash Chandra Bose enters the scene, pulling Jai back into war. He leaves behind his wife, who later dies after giving birth to their son. That son, Gambhira, grows up to be the man we meet in OG. The way the comic ties these two worlds together is clever but emotional too. It’s got that mix of myth and muscle that fans eat up.

Now everyone’s trying to piece together what this means for the next OG movie. Theories, screenshots, breakdown videos, they’re all over the place. The comic feels handmade, not like something polished in a lab. It’s gritty, a bit messy in a good way, and clearly made with love. If this is just the teaser, the prequel film might just blow the lid off what we thought OG was all about.