Bukmuk Press · Comic Studio
Comic Studio · ages 9 to 16

From the Back of a Maths Book to Amazon.

Every child who loves comics has a character they have drawn a hundred times in the back of a maths book. Almost none of those characters ever become a book, because the gap between drawing a character and finishing a comic is enormous and nobody shows a child how to cross it. That gap is the whole of what we teach.

Ages 9 to 166 live sessionsCohort 1 · Sept 2026Batches of 4 to 5

₹9,990 for a place in the anthology, ₹43,990 for a book of their own.

Two children in the Comic Studio style, reading a finished comic together.I made this.
8

Dav Pilkey. He could not sit still in class, so they put a desk for him out in the corridor. That is where he invented Captain Underpants. Second grade.

17

Siegel and Shuster. Two seventeen year olds invented Superman, then signed the rights away for about 130 dollars, because nobody had told them what it was worth.

How old is your child?

Every child in this course is older than Pilkey was and younger than the boys who made Superman. None of them started with talent your child does not have. They had a way to finish, and that is what we teach.

Why this one finishes

Nothing your child makes here gets filed away.

Every session produces one real piece of the book that our press is waiting for. Session 2 produces the cast sheet, session 4 the page by page script, session 5 the thumbnail map. Those are the three most authorial decisions in any comic, nobody can make them for a child, and they are exactly what our artists need before they can start.

The ink promise

We ink, we never redraw.

Wonky is a style, and Raina Telgemeier and Jeff Kinney both built careers on it. We clean your child's line, colour it and set it on the page. If their dog is a bit wonky, the printed dog is a bit wonky, because that is your child's dog.

Not a promise, a track record

Children who started exactly here are on Amazon today.

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57young authors

15 books live on Amazon. Tap any cover to read it.

The two routes

Same six sessions. The only thing that changes is where the story comes out.

Read the two columns downward. They are identical until the last few lines, and that is the honest picture: your child is taught exactly the same thing either way.

Comic Anthology

₹9,990
The route most families take
  • 6 live sessions of 60 minutes, one a week
  • Batches of 4 to 5 children
  • 2 private one to one sessions with the mentor
  • The Panel Book, our 40 page comics workbook
  • We ink, we never redraw
  • Printed in full colour, with an ISBN
Where the story comes out
  • Four to six pages in the Bukmuk Comic Anthology
  • A shared full colour book, 8 to 10 young authors a volume
  • Credited as an author on Amazon
  • Two printed copies
Take a place · ₹9,990

Solo Comic

₹43,990
  • 6 live sessions of 60 minutes, one a week
  • Batches of 4 to 5 children
  • 2 private one to one sessions with the mentor
  • The Panel Book, our 40 page comics workbook
  • We ink, we never redraw
  • Printed in full colour, with an ISBN
Where the story comes out
  • Their own book of 24 to 32 pages
  • Their own ISBN and their own cover
  • Sole author on Amazon
  • 5% royalty
  • Two printed copies
Take a place · ₹43,990
What we would actually suggest

Start with the anthology. Do the group sessions, get a finished comic printed, and then decide about a book of their own once you have watched your child actually do it. If you want to add one afterwards it is ₹38,990, which is ₹43,990 less a ₹5,000 credit for the classes already paid for. That stands while the cohort runs and for 60 days after the book ships, and their anthology pages still run in the shared book, so they end up with two books.

The six sessions

Six sessions, six pieces of a real book.

  1. Session One

    Comics Are a Language

    Produces: Their story idea in one line, and the look of it

  2. Session Two

    Build a Cast You Can Draw 400 Times

    Produces: Their cast sheet, which our artists cannot start without

  3. Session Three

    What Goes Wrong

    Produces: Their story spine, five beats across their pages

  4. Session Four

    Words in Boxes

    Produces: Their story written page by page, the script

  5. Session Five

    Thumbnail the Whole Book

    Produces: Their thumbnail map, plus the panel notes

  6. Session Six

    Cover, Blurb, Press

    Produces: Their title, author page and dedication, then press

60 minutes a session

One a week, live, in batches of 4 to 5 children.

2 private one to ones

With the mentor, to get the artwork finished.

The Panel Book

Our 40 page comics workbook, made for this course.

How it runs

From the first session to a book on Amazon.

  1. 01 · The six sessions

    The book gets made as they go. Each session produces one real piece of it, so by the last one the story is finished rather than started.

  2. 02 · The two one to ones

    Private time with the mentor to get the artwork over the line, once the story is settled and they know exactly what they are drawing.

  3. 03 · Artwork in

    The one real deadline. The anthology is a shared book, so a late contributor holds up eight other families, and we hold it.

  4. 04 · We make it a book

    Bukmuk inks, colours, letters, lays out, proofreads and designs the cover. Their line, cleaned and printed, never redrawn.

  5. 05 · It goes on sale

    ISBN issued, listed on Amazon.in and Amazon.com, two printed copies posted, certificate, author page.

The day and time are set with the families who join, so we have deliberately not fixed them. Tell us which slots suit you on the form and we will build the batch around the overlap.

Cohort 1 · Sept 2026

Take your child's place.

Four to five children in the batch, so this fills quickly. We come back on WhatsApp within 24 hours to fix the day and time with you.

5 of 5 places left
Where should their comic come out?

The six sessions are identical either way. You can start with the anthology and add a book of their own later.

Which of these could work? Tick all that do.

We have not fixed a day yet. Cohort 1 is four to five children and the time is set with the families who join, so this is the answer we build the batch around.

Payment is in full and in advance, before the first session. Submitting holds the place and opens Razorpay's secure ₹9,990 checkout. 5 of 5 places left in cohort 1.

Questions parents ask

Before you decide.

My child cannot really draw. Is this for them?

Yes. We ink, we never redraw. Wonky is a style, and Raina Telgemeier and Jeff Kinney both built careers on it. We clean your child's line, colour it and set it on the page. What the course teaches is the part almost nobody teaches: how to finish.

What day and time are the sessions?

We have not fixed them. Cohort 1 is four to five children and the schedule is set with the families who join, which is why the form asks which slots suit you. We confirm the time on WhatsApp once the batch is together.

Which tier should we pick?

Start with the anthology. It is the route most families take and the one we would suggest. Do the group sessions, get a finished comic printed, and then decide about a book of their own once you have watched your child actually do it.

Can we add a book of their own later?

Yes. It is ₹38,990, which is ₹43,990 less a credit for the classes already paid for. It stands while the cohort runs and for 60 days after the book ships. Their anthology pages still run in the shared book, so they end up with two books. Tell us and we will set it up by hand.

How do you handle payment?

In full and in advance, before the first session. We do not run instalments or part payments. If you add a book of their own later, that fee is due before work on the book starts.

What if my child misses a session?

Tell us and we will work around it. Every session produces one concrete piece of the book, so nothing is skipped, it is caught up. The one to one sessions are the usual place we do that.

Is my child old enough, or too old?

The course runs for ages 9 to 16. Dav Pilkey invented Captain Underpants at 8. Siegel and Shuster invented Superman at 17. Every child in this course sits between them.

That character in the back of the maths book deserves a cover.

Comic Studio, ages 9 to 16. From ₹9,990.

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