Comics Showcase
2012
Here are some of the comics created at the Singapore 24 Hour Comics Day on 20 October 2012 at Bukit Merah Public Library.
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The Dog and the Wolf
by Jerry Teo
Voted "Best Completed Work" by fellow participants. Based on the fable by Aesop.
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Fish-head
by Alfonsus Wong
Heed the signs, the world will end not with a bang, but with fish. Fountain pen ink, watercolour and coloured drawing pencils.
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Our Bundle of Joy!
by Hanse Kew (丘汉成)
Hanse and Doris welcome baby Jia En.
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Changing Stories
by Christal J Kuna
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Gate of Joy
by Benjamin Chee
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Shadows
by Ho Wai Hong
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The Road Not Taken
by Max Loh
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Xeno Mind
by Paul Pereira
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Dirty Ditto
by Chiang Yu Xiang
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VI
by Tiffany Neo
Requires Adobe Flash browser plug-in. Reads from right to left. In Japanese with English subtitles (mouse-over the Japanese text to see the English).
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Humorduino - The Rise of Open Hardware
by William Hooi
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Little Fish in the Big Ocean
by Kay Cee
16 pages with colour.
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More will be added as they come in!
2011
Here are some of the comics created at the Singapore 24 Hour Comics Day on 1 October 2011 at Goodman Arts Centre.
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The Madness of John Cclaon
by Paul Pereira
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Down the Lizard Hole
by Christal J Kuna
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Hard Corps
by Jerry Teo
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Untitled
by Lee Shuxian
Contains graphic scenes. Recommended for mature readers.
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Demon of the Dark
by Ray Toh
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And Why Would You
by Benjamin Chee
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Jade's Rabbit Crime
by Ho Kang Yung
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Zombie Nation
by Mohammad Suhaimi
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How Crows Are
by Alfonsus Wong
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Vicious Circle
by Jansen Low
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More on the way!
2010
Here are some of the comics created at the Singapore 24 Hour Comics Day on 2 October 2010 at School Of Thought.
24 Hour Comics Day
by James Tan
Body of Light and Signals
by Paul Pereira
The Boy And The Worm
by Andrew Tan
One Fifty-Five
by Christine Chan
Aftermination
by Clio DX
Hansel and Ash Book 2
by Desiree Lau Lishan
Hairline
by Poh Zi Qun
Hello Mr Rampire
by Vincent Goh
Counsels of Prudence
by Benjamin Chee
Favourite pages
Our participants say something about their favourite pages or panels:
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Samrat Sharma's favourite page
"I like this page a lot more than the others because I think this is where I got my main character's look completely spot on."
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Desiree Lau Lishan's favourite panel
"It is my favourite panel because it is the rebirth of someone. It is the gestation of everything in my mind."
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Benjamin Chee's favourite page
"I saw this page - from the thumbnail stage - as a kind of money shot, so I made sure this is going to be the best drawing I will walk away from these 24 hours. And of course, I had a really good (and self-indulgent) time inking this page."
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Chua Eng Chee's favourite page
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Guangyang's favourite page
"The reason why I chose this particular page is fairly simple; it shows the fighter within the legendary white tiger and that he acknowledges some of his previous opponents as 'true fighters' who fought him face to face without resorting to any despicable methods."
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Poh Zi Qun's favourite page
"My story is about a rebellion and the page is the moment when the rebels are preparing for their final battle, like the silence before the storm. I like it because I paid much more attention to the background in this page compared to others."
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Clio DX's favourite page
"It sets the overall style and mood of the story, and I like Sharon the ferryman with an attitute of a rude taxi driver."
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