eGolpo
AI comic tales in Bangla and English
The question
Can a child's own prompt become an illustrated comic whose characters stay the same across every panel, and can the best of them reach print?
A platform where a child's prompt becomes an illustrated comic in Bangla or English, with community sharing and moderation. Fifteen of its stories became a printed book, Egolpo Comics, published in 2025.
- 2
- Languages
- 15 stories
- In print
how it is put together
Where it came from
Bedtime stories. My son never accepted an ending as told: what if the hare had not lost? What if the tiger was not the fox's uncle? eGolpo is the place where the ending is his.
What it is
Users, especially children, type an imaginative prompt. A language model writes the story in Bangla or English, an image model draws each panel with character continuity across panels, and the result is a shareable comic. Stories are rooted in Bengali culture and designed for educators, parents, and kids.
How it works
Gemini for story text, Runware for images, MongoDB for the library, NextAuth for accounts, per-user rate limits on generation and uploads, strict validation on image uploads, and moderation before anything is public.
Recognition
Presented to the Executive Chairman of the National Skills Development Authority as part of the DEIED project delegation, with a discussion on using eGolpo to make AI training visual.
The book
ইগল্প কমিক্স (Egolpo Comics), Poysti Prakashan, 2025, ISBN 9789849770466, 32 pages. Fifteen stories from the platform, edited for print and sold nationally through Rokomari.
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Connections
Other work that sits in some of the same fields. The overlap is what the map draws.