Home Ministry bans publication of ‘Ultraman The Ultra Power’ over usage of "Allah"

A filepic of Ultraman characters.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Home Ministry on Thursday issued a ban on the publication of Ultraman The Ultra Power, which was said to contain elements that threatened public order.

The Malay-edition comic book was published by Resign Publications and printed by Network Printers. 

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