Krishna and Jarasandha (Amar Chitra Katha)

Jarasandha was the emperor of North India at the time when the Pandavas were ruling at Indraprastha. Most of the kings of North India had acknowledged his suzerainty out of fear. Many of those who did not had been imprisoned by him. To establish the supremacy of the Pandavas it was necessary to subdue Jarasandha.-

Though Jarasandha was considered invincible, he had a vital flaw known only to Krishna. How he brings about the fall of the mighty and evil emperor is narrated in the first Chitra Katha