Today, is available on platforms like Amazon India (under independent publishing) and in select bookstores in Dadar and Camp (Pune).
, was distributed through small paperbacks and regional magazines. These stories focused on domestic drama, romantic escapades, and societal taboos, often using colloquial Marathi. With the advent of the internet, this content shifted to blogs and forums, eventually evolving into visual storytelling through comics. The "MCK" and "By 39" Digital Era Marathi Chawat Katha -MCK- Comics By 39