Comixense is a comics quarterly aimed primarily at teenagers between 12 and 17 years old, launched in April 2021. The magazine touches upon all aspects of life that young people in India encounter today – presented in a manner that credits their intelligence, imagination, and empathy.

Each issue of the magazine will contain a bunch of stories related to a broad theme. The current issue looks at the multifarious aspects of language and meaning, through the stories listed below.

Volume 5 Issue 2

The stories in this issue looks at the multifarious aspects of language and meaning. The First Language War is an account of the first anti-Hindi agitation of the Tamil people in 1938. The Poet Who Became a Tree is an excerpt from a longer comic about the legacy of the enigmatic 15th century poet-saint Kabir. I Have Seen It tells the story of how the physician and botanist Garcia de Orta employed language in his seminal treatise on Asian plants and remedies. A Dad Joke a Day is light-hearted take on punning. Biryani Khaane Jayinge is a Dakhni comic about a road trip in search of a fabled dish.

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