SUPER SIKH COMICS LLC

SUPER SIKH COMICS LLC

Meet Raj Singh and the "Atma Defenders" (Defenders of the Soul), and join the team's fight for justice! This comic series starts with "The Seeker of Truth" which sets the scene for the adventures of Super Sikh and his team, who take on enemies of humanity in epic battles, while also dealing with relatable struggles in their personal lives. Raj Singh, a computer scientist and American Sikh from Punjabi, India, uses his skill and super team of friends to defeat Kal and his minions: The 5 Thieves." According to Sikhism, one should learn to control the 5 vices, or thieves: Kaam - Lust Krodth - Anger Lobh - Greed Moh - Emotional Attachment Ahankaar - Ego The Atma Defenders help us defeat these enemies regardless of age, creed, color, religion, or sex. It's time for some real diversity in the Comic World! In Buddhism, Hinduism and yoga traditions, chakras are energy centers in the body. Sikhism believes there are 10 gates to the body (gates are another word for chakras). The highest energy level is called the tenth gate (dasam dwaar) where Anhad Bani (the sound of Shabad) vibrates. Shabad is the term used by Sikhs to refer to a hymn, paragraph or sections of the Holy words or mantras. "Wahe-Guru" is a mantra which can be recited regardless of age, gender, religion affiliation, or social status. In our story, characters become SUPER by harnessing the energy from their chakras! Each character represents one of the seven chakras, while Raj Singh (Super Sikh) embodies them all.

There are 7 main chakras in the modern world associated by different colors, physical and emotional functions. We will be the first comic book series to introduce all 7 chakras. Root Chakra -Represents our foundation and feeling of being grounded. Location: Base of spine in tailbone area. Emotional issues: Survival issues such as financial independence, money, and food. Sacral Chakra -Our connection and ability to accept others and new experiences. Location: Lower abdomen, about 2 inches below the navel and 2 inches in. Emotional issues: Sense of abundance, well-being, pleasure, sexuality Solar Plexus Chakra -Our ability to be confident and in-control of our lives. Location: Upper abdomen in the stomach area. Emotional issues: Self-worth, self-confidence, selfesteem. Heart Chakra -Our ability to love. Location: Center of chest just above heart. Emotional issues: Love, joy, inner peace. Throat Chakra -Our ability to communicate. Location: Throat. Emotional issues: Communication, self-expression of feelings, the truth. Third Eye Chakra -Our ability to focus on and see the big picture. Location: Forehead between the eyes. (Also called the Brow Chakra) Emotional issues: Intuition, imagination, wisdom, ability to think and make decisions. Crown Chakra -The highest Chakra represents our ability to be fully connected spiritually. Location: The very top of the head. Emotional issues: Inner and outer beauty, our connection to spirituality, pure bliss.

We are honored that our work our work has caught the attention of award winning writer Jai Nitz and DC/MARVEL artist Buzz, who will serve as advisers for SuperSikh Comics LLC. Together, Jai Nitz, Buzz, and Erik Carrillo are working to give SuperSikh life! We have secured a professional writer and artist for 12 issues to help promote our comic at conventions around the world. We have scheduled a soft launch of Issue #1 on April 14th, 2015. We want to create a new kind of comic book that speaks to people, regardless of age, ethnicity, or language. Our superheroes will be relatable beyond the stereotype of "Sikhs with turbans" being mistaken for terrorists, villains, and "bad guys with guns." Our story is about equality and the hidden strength that anyone can harness. As our founder, Ravi Singh, says: "We want everyone to believe they can be a super hero in their own way--every day of their lives--by doing one good deed each day." We have already incorporated Super Sikh Comics LLC in the USA. Support the progress of 2015SuperSikh. Finally, we are close to being able to creating a comic book series founded for the sole purpose of supplying the world with a Sikh superhero. With over 7000+ followers on Facebook and the support of an international Sikh publishing team, SuperSikh.com was secured to host the long awaited online comic book series. Since 2001, we have believed in teaching the universal morals from Sikhism in a comic book, with a Sikh hero as the frontman, to inspire and encourage. If we are able to develop a series, we can inspire a vast audience the young and old with this concept.

Ravi Singh Founder A visionary, at the age of 24 Ravi was the first Sikh with turban to run for U.S. public office for state representative of Illinois. Currently Ravi is CEO of Electionmall.com. And is widely know as the Campaign Guru. Recently Ravi was name as one of the top 100 most influential Sikhs in the world. Erik Carrillo Co-Founder/Artist Erik picked up his first comic at 8: Iron Man, Issue 1. From then on he knew he wanted to make stories that would be loved the same as he loved the stories he found in comics. In 2014, while drawing caricatures at Navy Pier, Erik was Ravi Singh. After watching Erik work, Ravi offered him an opportunity to join him in creating a comic book from an idea. Ever since Erik climbed on-board, Super Sikh Comics has thrived from his artistic talent and Ravi s creative vision. Jai Nitz Writer/Advisor Jai Nitz is a full-time American comic book writer whose projects include the graphic novel prequel to TRON: Legacy, titled TRON: Betrayal. X-Men Unlimited (2004) and many other comic books written for Marvel, DC and Darkhorse. Jai won the prestigious Bram Stoker Award in 2004 for his work on Heaven's Devils. Jai will be using his knowledge about the comic book industry to help SuperSikh find success. Buzz Artist/Advisor His career as a penciler began at the age of 15 at Blackthorne Publications. At age 17 Buzz worked at Neal Adams Continuity Studios. After gaining some good experience and mentoring, Buzz began working for DC illustrating, Justice League Quarterly and Justice League International. Buzz will be incorporating his distinct style into his work for Super Sikh. Kevin Blaney A senior at the American Academy of Art, with a Bachelors Degree of Fine Art in Illustration. In his professional work he has illustrated the album art and logo for Krewella, an EDM band who has been on the top 10 on the itunes charts. Kevin has done designs, logos, branding, and illustrations for companies such as Trump Hotel Collection, Trump International Realty, and The Hotel Sofitel. From these noteworthy clients he has attained a knowledge of professional branding. Amar Dev Born in Chicago, Amar Dev changed schools a few times in the city before spending two school years at boarding school at Miri Piri Academy in Amritsar, Punjab, India. Amar Dev joined Super Sikh when Ravi told him about the idea. At only 15-years-old, Amar Dev wrote the first draft of the script. Amar Dev is currently a freshman at Nicholas Senn High School. Amar dev is optimistic about the opportunities and successes in store for Super Sikh!

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