Volume 1 Issue 3 | October-December 2021 Quiz: Spy gadgets   James Bond has his marvellous gadgets that may be too good to be true, but real-life spies and agencies have also used mindboggling tools to carry out their espionage activities. This article took a peek at these, and featured quiz questions related to some […]

Volume 1 Issue 3 | October-December 2021 Challenge: Code-breaking   Fatima, Amay, Mani and Piyali – who refer to themselves as the Fundoo 4 – enjoy doing exciting things during their holidays. In this challenge, Piyali has set the others a series of coded messages, which you have to decipher. Here are the solutions. The […]

Comixense is envisioned by Takshila, published by Ektara Trust and created by People Tree Studio led by Orijit Sen. Ektara Trust is an endeavour of Takshila Educational Society in the domains of literature, its associated art, and publishing. Its core focus is children’s literature and art in India. Towards this, the Trust runs Ektara – […]

Cx People As with any venture, it’s a variety of people of different skills and roles that put Comixense together. The Editorial and Design Team plans each issue, coordinates with artists and writers to execute them, and designs the pages that make up the magazine. It also works on putting together the material for this […]

Events   July 20, 2025 ‘About Comixense’ presentation by Annie Sen Gupta Comixense Consulting Editor Annie Sen Gupta was invited by the Manga Club of Goa to make a presentation on the magazine at The Shop, Saraya, in Sangolda, Goa.   April 3, 2023 ‘Drawing Vulnerability’ talk by Orijit Sen Comixense Chief Editor Orijit Sen […]

oHeraldo April 29, 2021 “A Comic Balm for Troubled Times” by Ajit John

Navhind Times May 7, 2021 “Enlightening minds with comics” by Ramandeep Kaur

Scroll May 13, 2021 “With Comixense, a new magazine aims to introduce young Indians to the magic of graphic storytelling” by Vivek Menezes

Indian Express May 15, 2021 “‘I take responsibility for what I create’” by Benita Fernando

Mid-day Mumbai May 15, 2021 “Return to print” by Shunashir Sen