Untitled - Saint George School
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On April 18th, 2013 <strong>Saint</strong><br />
<strong>George</strong> had its first Comic-Con.<br />
This activity was organized by<br />
the 10th grade group and their<br />
teachers, Karina Sang and Elizabeth<br />
Adkisson.<br />
Some may wonder what is Comic-<br />
Con. Comic-Con is a multigenre<br />
convention where comic books,<br />
manga, fantasy, science fiction,<br />
videogames, film, cartoons, anime,<br />
toys and novels, amongst others<br />
are presented. During the SGS<br />
Comic-Con 2013 the 10th grade<br />
students were able to present their<br />
original stories and characters to<br />
the audience.<br />
The characters and their stories<br />
became alive when the students<br />
dressed up as them, had interactive<br />
booths which attracted people<br />
and let the audience be part of<br />
the stories. Trailers and games<br />
were shown to the audience, and<br />
there were also performances from<br />
the characters such as Heroes vs.<br />
Villains.<br />
During the Comic-Con, <strong>Saint</strong><br />
<strong>George</strong> also received special<br />
guests. These were the Dominican<br />
actors and director from the first<br />
Dominican superhero movie,<br />
“Los Super”. The actors had an<br />
interactive presentation and<br />
entertained the audience. They<br />
finished by signing flyers for the<br />
attendees.<br />
44 / AGORA<br />
by Diana Medrano,<br />
4th Form student<br />
1. Melissa Messina.<br />
2. Christopher Landestoy and<br />
Anna Novitskaya. 3. Víctor<br />
Méndez, Diana Medrano,<br />
Kalay Echeung, Mayra<br />
Mercedes, and Desirée Cortés.<br />
4. Manuel Hazoury. 5. Isabela<br />
Javier. 6. Sofía Pérez. 7. Rubén<br />
Echeverría.<br />
AGORA / 45