| Issue | #17 |
| Published | January 2008 |
| Cover Price | 2.99 USD; 3.75 CAD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Gotham Chopra (Editor in Chief); Ron Marz (Editor) |
| Genre | Mythology; Occult |
| Pencils | Luke Ross (signed with initials) |
| Inks | Luke Ross |
| Colors | Luke Ross (signed with initials) |
| Characters | Devi |
| Pencils | Aditya Chari |
| Inks | Aditya Chari |
| Colors | N. Sivakami |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Creator credits, indicia information and small cover reproduction from issue #6 sans masthead. |
| Characters | Devi [Tara Mehta]; Rahul Singh; Avni Mehta (first appearance); Bajirao Patil; Sandeep Sanyal; Doctor Rao; Commissioner Gaitonde |
| Synopsis | Tara Mehta, the young woman from Sitapur who was chosen by the gods to host the essence of Devi, celestial warrior supreme, has fought renegade gods, apsara assassins, ruthless crime lords and even the darkness lurking inside her own soul. With the help of a fallen priest, a burnt-out cop and a smart aleck journalist, she has somehow managed not only to survive, but to harness her divine abilities to become the protector of Sitapur. But everything's about to change. When a mysterious vigilante starts killing criminals in Sitapur, Devi finds herself blamed for the murders. As she tries to piece together the identity of the vigilante, Tara uncovers a secret that goes all the way back to her own childhood. [per solicitation] |
| Genre | Mythology; Occult |
| Script | Saurav Mohapatra |
| Pencils | Chandrashekar A. |
| Inks | Chandrashekar A. |
| Colors | R. Gavaskar |
| Letters | Nilesh P. Kudale |
| Genre | Fantasy; Magic |
| Script | Samit Basu |
| Pencils | Ashish Padlekar |
| Inks | Ashish Padlekar |
| Colors | Vishwanath Manokaran; I. Jeyabalan |
| Letters | Nilesh P. Kudale |
| Script | Gotham Chopra [as the Chief]; Virgin Comics Editorial Team |
| Pencils | {various see notes} |
| Inks | {various see notes} |
| Colors | {various see notes} |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Illustrations from various interior panels from Devi, Snake Woman, Ramayan 3392 A.D. and The Sadhu. All respective creators not noted. |
| Notes | THE SADHU: THE SILENT ONES #4; THE TALL TALES OF VISHNU SHARMA: PANCHATANTRA #1; DAN DARE #3; RAMAYAN 3392 A.D. RELOADED #3; DEVI #18; COALITION COMIX |
| Notes | National Homeless Youth Awareness Month; Become a Gaming Ninja (The Leadstream LLC); Virgin Comics On Your Phone (uclick LLC) |