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The emcee for Marvel booth at STGCC gave away many Marvel T-shirts to those who answered the Q&A correctly.
Well, I managed to get a T-shirt similar to the one the emcee wore!! yes! yes! yes...
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| Alan Quah
Alan Quah is an artist from Malaysia whose first comics pages were published in a 1984 fanzine, APAzine from Berita Publishing. His art there was awarded the best inker of the book by readers of Daniel Chan’s Friday comic newspaper. He received degree in Advertising in 1992 and opened a design shop in 1997. In 2005, he returned to illustration and was hired by California based Comics Conspiracy to draw the black and white series THE ELDRICH. Later that year, he joined Heroverse to produce art for the title ANYWHERE to be published by Arcana Publishing.
In 2006, Alan won the Devil’s Due talent search competition and was brought on to pencil MERCY SPARX, but he abandoned the project prior to publication due to deadlines. Later that year he won the 24hr CEDKO Comic Challenge. In 2008, he was chosen into the top 50 finalist in Marvel’s CHESTERQUEST.
In that same year he was among 10 other local talents who were awarded grant to produce his own book named Badang Phenomenon by MDec, Putrajaya.
He founded Komikaki Studio, a comic art and coloring company, with Adam Chong, which has produced a few projects for DDP and Heroverse.
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Comic artist Adi Granov will be selling prints and signing autographs at the Super Alloy booth H3.
Adi has worked on the Iron Man comics and movies, and all the way from the UK!
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| Joe Madureira, (often called Joe Mad) Marvel comic book writer/artist and game developer, best known for his work on Marvel Comics' Uncanny X-Men and his creator-owned comic book Battle Chasers will be making his first appearance in Singapore at STGCC. |
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DEVILROBOTS is a 5 man design team established in 1997 and based in Tokyo. They are largely involved in graphic design, character designs, illustration, web designs, project planning and producing items, and their work field spans the globe, especially in Asia. The original world of “cute and blackness” takes effect with the taste of a little evil and robotic fun.
The DEVILROBOTS have been incredibly active in participating at toy events, signing sessions, conferences and presenting their works at international events.
The character TO-FU OYAKO is an internationally known symbol of the DEVILROBOTS and the Japanese trend of re-designing is one of their new specialties. They often engaged on various re-designing jobs including Disney and Sanrio characters. The DEVILROBOTS have also collaborated with global brands such as ADIDAS, BANDAI, Coca-Cola, Disney, EDWIN, HTC, Levis, Lladro, Medicom Toy, Nike, Nokia, Samsung, Sanrio, Sony, UNIQLO, etc.
The official TO-FU shop is planning to open its store in June 2013 at APM shopping mall in Hong Kong.
More guests at STGCC
- See more at: http://www.singaporetgcc.com/guests
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