A team of youngsters have waged war against social ills, and their latest target is child marriage.
Social issue-based pakistani comic Team Muhafiz, which launched in August last year, just released its third edition, and it tackles the region's problem of child marriage.
Child marriage, although punishable by the Pakistani law, is an existent practice in the country, especially in rural areas.
Girl children suffer the most.
Illustrated by Babrus Khan and Colors by Rabiya Waheed
Team Muhafiz and the Child Raiders is the story of Safiya, a schoolgirl whose passion for football is cut short by her family's plans for arranged marriage plans.
Illustrated by Babrus Khan and Colors by Rabiya Waheed
The issue explores the age-old tribal custom of "vani", whereby young girls are forcibly married as a punishment/price for a male relative's crime.
It is written by Team Muhafiz founder Imran Azhar and Samar Minallah Khan.
Illustrated by Babrus Khan and Colors by Rabiya Waheed
Team Muhafiz, the team of young, local heroes whom the comic is based on, rescue Safiya just in time, and deal with her perpetrators.
Illustrated by Babrus Khan and Colors by Rabiya Waheed