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Bad Cat - Faris Khuzairie Bin Faizal


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  1. Timothy2/3/21, 10:14 PM

    Hey, Faris it's me Timothy your friend. I'm so happy reading the comics that you have write,it is so funny and i like it. I know you can write more interesting comics that all people can read. You have talent to write comic because you can drawing and have many idea to make the story be interesting. That all from me. Thank you.

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  2. anonymous3/10/21, 7:34 PM

    Funny

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  3. Anonymous3/11/21, 11:12 AM

    Hey, Faris. I'm your friend Filipi. I really like the way that you make this comic because it's funny. I hope that you will make more comic like this one. It's is a short comic but it's meaningful. That's all for now. Bye

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  4. Anonymous3/12/21, 2:22 AM

    Hello Faris! I really loved your short comic skit. The irony really tickled my funny bone. I'm also a huge fam of your art style! Bad Cat has certainly won my heart and I hope this isn't the last time we see him.

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  5. Unknown6/17/21, 4:17 PM

    Dear Faris, your comic tickles me. You have said it all! Looking forward to read more comic strips from you.

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  6. Samuel6/22/21, 4:08 PM

    Hey Faris,it's me Sam your classmate.I really like your short comic because funny.I hope u can make many comic at one day.

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  7. Enull6/22/21, 5:41 PM

    This is posters are interesting and some comedy

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