About this ebook
What if Sherlock Sam and the Supper Club found themselves in strange new worlds—again?!
Join Sam, Jimmy and Ha Na as they explore a haunted Peranakan mansion. Cheer for El Taco Otaku as he grapples with gods to protect humanity. Follow Nazhar, Eliza, Jimmy and Watson as they attempt a heist in a travelling space library. Witness Wendy and Eliza hunt something mysterious aboard their sentient ship. Laugh as the Science and Engineering Clubs hilariously try to invent a cleaning machine for a shot at Space Camp. Marvel at Wendy’s secret powers as she faces her toughest test yet—the entrance exam to Magic School. And watch as a tabletop roleplaying game intrudes into the whole gang’s real lives!
Explore a multiverse of wild adventures as a new batch of the Supper Club’s alternate selves take centre stage!
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About the author
A.J. Low is a husband-and-wife writing team!
Adan Jimenez is a writer, translator, and prose, comics and localisation editor. He is the proud son of Mexican immigrant parents and became an immigrant himself when he moved to Singapore after living in New York for almost a decade. He has worked for comic book stores, bookstores, gaming stores and even a hoagie sandwich shop once. He loves comics, LEGO, books, games (analog and video), science fiction and food.
Born and raised in Singapore, Felicia Low-Jimenez has been a geek for most of her life. She studied anime and manga in school and has written a lot of fanfiction. She was a bookseller and now works in publishing. Her SFF short story, “Tiger Girls”, has been adapted into a webcomic series. She spends most of her free time reading, napping and listening to music on a loop.
Andrew Tan (aka Drewscape) is a freelance illustrator and adjunct art teacher based in Singapore. Monsters, Miracles & Mayonnaise is his first graphic novel, in which the story “Moving Forward” was nominated in the “Best Short Story” category at the 2013 Eisner Awards. He is also the author of The Ollie Comics: Diary of a First-Time Dad. His illustrations can be found in the kid detective series Sherlock Sam, as well as in magazines, print ads and picture books. See more of his work at drewscape.net and
