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Singapore Comic Con 2026 Expands Its International Guest Line-Up
Singapore’s biggest pop-culture gathering is stacking its December line-up with superheroes, tokusatsu icons, acclaimed comic creators and enough collectibles to put plenty of wallets in danger.
Singapore Comic Con (SGCC) 2026 will take over Sands Expo & Convention Centre from December 4 to 6, with its latest wave of announcements bringing together guests from Ultraman, Power Rangers, anime and some of Marvel and DC’s biggest comics.
The expanded programme follows Singapore Comic Con 2025, with this year’s event once again mixing international creators and entertainment personalities with gaming, trading card games, cosplay and art.
Ultraman Ginga and Ultraman Victory Stars Head to Singapore
Tokusatsu fans will get to meet Uji Kiyotaka and Negishi Takuya on December 5, better known as Sho / Ultraman Victory and Hikaru Raido / Ultraman Ginga, respectively. Both actors will take part in autograph and photo sessions at Singapore Comic Con 2026, including a combined experience for fans hoping to meet both Ultraman stars together. Uji’s credits also include Kamen Rider Revice and Kamen Rider Fourze, while Negishi has continued appearing across film, television and stage productions.
They will be joined by Power Rangers veterans Catherine Sutherland, who played Katherine Hillard across Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Power Rangers Zeo and Power Rangers Turbo, and Tracy Lynn Cruz, best known as Ashley Hammond from Power Rangers Turbo and Power Rangers in Space.
Anime fans have another guest to look forward to at Singapore Comic Con 2026 on December 6, with Japanese voice actress Rin Tateishi appearing on Sunday. Tateishi is best known as Anon Chihaya in BanG Dream! It’s MyGO!!!!! and is also scheduled to participate in a Palworld Official Card Game show match.
Peach Momoko and Olivier Coipel Lead a Huge Comic Artist Roster at Singapore Comic Con 2026
The comic line-up at Singapore Comic Con 2026 is equally packed, led by two-time Eisner Award-winning artist Peach Momoko, whose work spans Demon Days, Ultimate X-Men and Star Wars. Olivier Coipel, known for Marvel projects including Thor, House of M and Avengers vs. X-Men, will also attend, alongside Nightwing and DCeased writer Tom Taylor.
Other announced artists include Katsuya Terada, Stanley Artgerm Lau, Scott Kolins, Steve Leialoha, Renee Witterstaetter and Hyun Jin Kim.
Art will extend beyond guest appearances. A dedicated exhibition curated by Singapore gallery Art by Earthlings will bring together work from Katsuya Terada and the late Kim Jung Gi, while another showcase will feature 50 original Bruce Lee artworks by veteran Hong Kong comic artist Shangguan Xiaobao.
More Than 30 Chinese Entertainment IPs Join the Show Floor
Chinese pop culture will have a much larger presence this year as Guangzhou-based Black Dragonfly makes its Singapore debut with more than 30 animation, anime and gaming properties. Its line-up includes Wuthering Waves, A Mortal’s Journey to Immortality, Link Click, The Legend of Luo XiaoHei and Onmyoji: The Card Game, widening an event that increasingly stretches well beyond traditional Western comics.
Trading card players will also find Riftbound, Bandai Card Games Fest, Disney Lorcana, Cardex and the Asian Board Game Festival across the Singapore Comic Con 2026 show floor, while Comic Grail Vault is preparing 10 convention-exclusive releases spanning Marvel, DC and Image Comics.
Singapore Comic Con 2026 opens with Ultimate Preview Night on December 4 from 5 PM to 9 PM, before the main event runs December 5 and 6 from 10.30 AM to 8 PM. Tickets are available through the official SGCC ticketing page on Fever, and further programme and guest updates are available on the Singapore Comic Con website.
