Sonny Liew is a comic artist, painter and illustrator whose work includes titles for DC Vertigo, Marvel Comics, Image Comics and First Second Books. He has received Eisner nominations for his art on Wonderland (Disney), as well as for spearheading Liquid City (Image Comics), a multi-volume comics anthology featuring creators from Southeast Asia. His Malinky Robot series was a Xeric grant recipient and winner of the Best Science Fiction Comic Album Award at the Utopiales SF Festival in Nantes (2009).

Liew's paintings have been exhibited at the La Luz de Jesus Gallery, Black Earth Museum, Mulan Gallery and the Museum of Contemporary Chinese Art. He received the Singapore National Arts Council's Young Artist Award in 2010. He lives in Singapore, where he sleeps with the fishes.

Drewscape or Andrew Tan is a freelance illustrator from Singapore. He illustrates and draws storyboards for advertising agencies as well as for magazines. He enjoys creating comics purely for the fun and challenge of it. And because it's a nice way to share stories with friends. 

When Andrew Tan was little, the first Star Wars movie came out and he loved it. Since that time, he has discovered Star Trek, Transformers and Spiderman comics, manga, anime, european comics, art by Ashley Wood, stories by Haruki Murakami, and the strangeness and wonder of living as a human being. Throw all of these together, and you would get might something that would describe the comics Andrew comes up with.

Hong Teng is a comic artist and painter based in Singapore.

He published the graphic novel Gone Case Book 1 and 2 with writer Dave Chua in 2010 and 2011 respectively. In 2011, he was one of the recipients of the Arts Creation Fund from the National Arts Council. In 2012, he was commissioned by the National Library Board to illustrate a 16-page comic story for the irememberSG project. He was also appointed as an external examiner by Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts for final year illustration projects.

Yong Hwee is the CEO and Creative Director of Patroids Creative Works, a Singapore-based creative agency. He enjoys the challenge of conceptualising ideas that  blend creativity and technology, and has won awards and accolades at the local, regional and international stage.

In July 2011, Yong Hwee and comic artist Koh Hong Teng were invited by The Straits Times to imagine how a Singapore superhero would be like. Their co-creation was published in Life!.

He earned his BSc in Computing from the University of London while serving as a naval officer in the Singapore Navy.

Miel, 48, is a Journalist-Cartoonist-Visual Artist with The Straits Times, Singapore's foremost English language daily. His cartoons are syndicated by The New York Times/Cartoonists' and Writers Syndicate and by CagleCartoons. His cartoons have been published in the International Herald Tribune, New York Times, Newsweek, Asiaweek, Washington Post, Japan Times, South China Morning Post and so on. Miel is also a member of the prestigious National Cartoonists' Society (NCS) in the US. He was its Reuben Division Award winner for Newspaper Illustration in 2001. He also received two "Excellence in Editorial Cartooning" awards from the Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA, 2007 and 2011). Miel has a Master's Degree in Design (MDes) from the University of New South Wales.

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