The month of August is one of remembrance and ceremony: some of us pay respect to ancestors and wandering spirits during the Hungry Ghost Festival, while the nation celebrates its 57th year of survival…

A friend once said, “Singapore comics cannot make it!” Well, is that a fact or a myth? And what does Singapore comics mean to a Singaporean?

We are coming to the final highlight of Comic Embassy, Comics Day, which is happening this Saturday, 26th August 2022. Many of our comic ambassadors as well as other local comic artists…

Happy New Year. Looking back, we wish the artists who contributed to our e-anthology, Our World, had gained more mileage from it…

Much to the woe of students and even more so, teachers, June holiday is coming to an end. The busiest term of the year is about to kick in while new threats of Deltacron and (hopefully not) monkeypox looms. But fret not! Because there are many many…

If you were to ask me what is the one thing that kept comics artists continue drawing and excelling in their craft, my answer is to have feedback from the audience…

Recently I watched the documentary on the local underground punk rock / hardcore scene, Scene Unseen.

As covid restrictions are further relaxed around the world, comic events are making a comeback after years of hiatus. Here are a few pickles of local events happening now till end of year…

Will Comic Embassy make a profit or suffer a loss of income if this is a business entity rather than a community project?

A message from the team and an introduction to SG Cartoon Resource Hub…

This 10th issue is released on 22 July, one day after Racial Harmony Day. Clio Ding writes about CMIO (Chinese, Malay, Indian, Others) in her article on Singapore comics.

We’re still in the beginning of December – a favourite month for many because of school holidays and the approaching Christmas and New Year festivities and holidays…

The Sg Cartoon Resource Hub’s first onsite project is to promote Singapore produced comics and comic artists for six months from June to November. The soft launch of the Comic Embassy is on 11 June, Saturday, at 3 pm at Tekka Place.

Welcome back to issue 5 of SG Cartoon Resource Hub. This issue is an exciting one as it is packed with interviews featuring both local artists (Sean Lam and Germaine Lim) as well as overseas artists (Harmony Becker and Jillian Tamaki).

Issue 18. In my diary, we were supposed to have the final big bang comics exhibition at the Comics Embassy this weekend, featuring all the artists. But things changed. Such is life.