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SGCC 2025

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SCC did not get a fan booth in 2025, so we hung out at Playbox Studios booth, and spent time catching up with SCC members.

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Komikkan Ceritaku 2025

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KOMIKKAN CERITAKU event at the Singapore Malay Book Festival @ Wisma Geylang Serai is a massive success. Kudos to organisers Nurelhudaa Jaffar and Ross Revalina. Event highlights: Comic pages by students, age 9-12, from Komikkan Ceritaku Workshops, displayed alongside recreated pages by professional and amateur local Malay artists.A final closing workshop session with students, parents and artists, in attendance conducted by Nurel and RossA surprise visit by renowned Cartoonist, ImudaCertificate presentation ceremony Congratulations to everyone involved for a wonderful event.

KOMIKKAN CERITAKU is a comic project initiated by Ross Revalina and Editor Nurelhudaa Jaffar, with support from the National Arts Council. The participants from 9 to 12 years old wrote and created their own 4-page comics upon completing 3 workshops in addition to group and personal online sessions. Nine Malay artists, some of whom are SCC members, have been invited to illustrate one page of these comics. These illustrations will...

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Iconic Superheroes and Villains: A Modern Mythology @ SGCC 2024

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Superheroes have been the staple of the modern comics since the late 1930s. Superheroes, and their opposite counterparts, the supervillains, have been referred to as Modern Myths of today by Laurence Maslon, the author of “Superheroes!”. Superheroes and villains embody archetypes, just like gods of the ancient world, notably Greek and Norse; They represent hopes, fears, and values, making them relatable but also larger-than-life. Their motivations and powers intrigue us, while their stories (often) involving transformation, tragedy, or destiny, keep us riveted. Powers, costumes, and symbols of comic heroes and villains also carry meaning; They represent ideas, or aspects of human nature. Comic stories often feature battles between good and evil, mirroring the eternal conflicts in mythology. By exploring superheroes and their counterparts at this exhibition we can gain a deeper understanding of their significance and the role they play in our collective imagination. At this exhibition, we also host a...

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FCBD 2024 @ GnB

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FCBD + Star Wars Day 2024 @ GnB!

 

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FCBD 2024 @ Comics World

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FCBD + Star Wars Day 2024 @ Comics World!

 

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