Saturday, August 18, 2007

The 28th Manila International Bookfair

The Manila International Bookfair is one of the annual events that I always try to go to buy more often I could not due to schedule conflicts. This year, by hook or by crook, I must go.

This is taken from the website: http://www.manilabookfair.com/

This Year's Theme

All eyes are focused on reading... when all roads lead to the Philippines’ biggest and most prestigious book event... We take pride in presenting to you The 28th Manila International Book Fair -- the undisputed book exhibition in the country for almost three decades.

The Philippines’ bullish economy as attested by international economic and financial institutions recently is just one of the key measures for the sudden growth of foreign investors in the country. Even existing multinational and Filipino-owned firms confirm the exciting business prospects ahead. This encouraging business climate further entices more local and foreign individuals and companies to test the Philippine market especially through locally-staged international exhibitions, and one of the major exhibitions in the country today that is recognized internationally is The 28th Manila International Book Fair.

With more than three hundred local and foreign exhibitors featuring hundreds and thousands of book titles, the most number in any book exhibition in the country, the event promises once again to bring together both foreign and local players in book publishing and its allied industries who are expected to rake in millions in outright sales and orders from their target markets.

Last year’s staging had more than fifty thousand visitors. Indeed, the figures are viewed to increase every year as more exhibitors, more great deals and buys, and more exciting and educational special events are expected to fill the halls of the country’s premiere exhibition venue located at the heart of Metropolitan Manila-- the World Trade Center Metro Manila.

We call on our partners in the book industry to re-echo what books and other educational materials can do to us individually and collectively for the growth and development of the country. So let us INSPIRE ourselves and each other... ASPIRE to reach greater heights for ourselves and ultimately for the country... by READing... at The 28th Manila International Book Fair!

The bookfair would open from August 29 to September 2. Jesuit Communications would probably have an MPT there (hi Roma!) and comics people will surely have a booth to sell their merchandise. There would be lots of book launches for sure (calling Dean Alfar and Elbert Or!)

Click this link for the schedule of events: http://www.manilabookfair.com/events.html

Punta tayo! Reply lang ang mga sasama. :)

Wednesday, August 01, 2007

KOMIKON!

It's official! There's going to be a Komikon this year despite the circulating rumors of the event not pushing through! The Komikon is an annual comics convention showcasing the Filipino talents in the reviving Philippine comics industry and this year would be its third with the theme: "Myriad Voices, One Medium, One Nation! " Check out the official press release here:


For the past two years KOMIKON cemented relationships among players in and out of the comic book industry. Be it peers, colleagues, readers, creators, publishers and retailers, KOMIKON is THE venue and the EVENT for sharing and renewing ties that bind.

This is where the depth and width of Filipino talent in creating various worlds and stories, from the golden age to the here and now are showcased. KOMIKON also served as the link for the local market to reach out to the global village. Bottom line, this once a year fest promotes the rich medium that is comic book, which can be seen through the myriad of local works drawing from influences not only locally but from our foreign counterparts as well.

Indeed KOMIKON is the celebration of the great art form endearingly called by Pinoys from all walks of life as Komiks. This was the medium that once served as our “national past time” particularly during its golden age from the 70s to the early 80s. It was an industry that gave birth to superstar illustrators and writers. Komiks opened a window for this unique breed of artists to break into the international scene. Their Komiks stories led to adaptations into other media such as film, television and radio making them part of an unforgettable part of our local tradition of excellence in art and literature. KOMIKON is the event that aims to gather its supporters and creators in one place to commemorate komiks as it deserve to be distinguished.


KOMIKON 2007 will be held at the UP Diliman’s Bahay ng Alumni on November 17, 2007, from 10am to 6pm. Again it will showcase the creations of Filipino artists from various genres and themes and give tribute to the creators and their creations. The 3rd Filipino Komiks Convention aims to bring together comic book artists/groups and publishers in a venue where they could present their talents, works and services to the public. Most importantly, it aims to give a break to aspiring comic artists. It would like to offer a venue for new art groups and different generations of artists for a free exchange of ideas. Hopefully it would lead to a transcending of stereotypes and broaden the scope of comics – from local to international to cross-cultural, sequential to strips, amateur to professional and traditional publication to independent comics publishing. This event will raise awareness of the exciting state of contemporary Philippine comics industry.

Contests like the Independent Comicbook, On the Spot Comic Strip Making and the Original Character Making Contest hopes to bring out the next generation of Comic Book creators to the fore front. Our special guests, comic book superstars from the past and present, both coming from the local and international fields will be available for consultations. They will share insights about the industry through their multifaceted experiences. Fun-filled activities will also be provided by our exhibitors through their respective booths and own activities.

Komikon is also the home of the Komikon Awards, a vote-based awards given to those who the readers, creators and other supporters of the medium deemed to be deserving. Taking the cue from the film industry that yearly take time to award meritorious films and give accolades to their worthy creators, the Komikon Committee will open the nominations for the 2nd Komikon Awards in this event for the following year. The Komikon Awards will give the opportunity for readers, creators, publishers and retailers to nominate and vote for the best in the industry, both local and international. The awards aim to encourage solidarity within the industry to produce quality local books and promote wider readership in the market.

This year’s event is organized by The Artists’ Den and Groundbreakers Inc.

Groundbreakers Inc. is owned and run by artists and writers alike. One of their main goals is to provide the best local talents with the opportunity to garner professional experience and success in the industry, not just locally but internationally as well. By doing so, they hope to make the Philippines one of the prime source of talent for the Manga industry in South East Asia and eventually the world. One of their aims is to bring forth these talents to both local and international markets and to showcase to the world the potential of Filipino artists and story tellers through high quality Manga publications.


The Artists’ Den, on the other hand, has a long-term commitment to help art groups grow, to promote goodwill among fellow Comic Creators and support different works and activities among appreciative audiences. The organization had been witness to the ups and downs of the comic industry as members themselves are mixed up in it. The group has actively participated in the past conventions and now would like to have a convention that focuses on comics alone.

For more information and latest event developments visit http://komikon.blogspot.com
and join the discussion on http://www.komikon.tk

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Hay... the Komikon. I was there the last time and it was such an experience having to interact with komiks artists and writers, as well as hang out with friends in the small community of komiks lovers. I just hope that I would be free that weekend, I don't want to miss this for anything!

Monday, July 16, 2007

a Teaser and a Goodbye

A teaser for all y'all Culture Crash Fans out there:

Click the link: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/59721023/

I'm stoked!

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Btw, this would officially be the last post for this website. This website had a good run and a lot has expressed their comments on how the site was very useful to the Pinoy comics enthusiast and to the industry in general but alas, one must learn how to let go of good things, especially if one's more important commitments keep interfering with such good things.

I'd keep the page up for sentimental purposes, most importantly for the links, but please be aware that I am only putting up whatever links I can find for one final update hopefully in the next few weeks.

I'm also in the process of transferring most of my links to this great website partly owned and operated by my high school batchmate, Garro.

Komiks.ph

Please support the said website. Its bigger, badder and better than this old blog and for all you comic creators out there, you can even get your own domain, put up a site and have your works seen together with all the other aspiring and established Pinoy comics creators! All in one nifty, Pinoy comics portal!

With that out of the way, I want to thank everyone who have been supporting this blog and Filipino Comics in general.

Reach for the stars people, a full revival of the industry is not out of reach! All it takes is a word here, a line there, some brushstrokes, streaks of color or even the absence of color, and if we do it together, even a small pixel of a dot can mean a lot in the one big panel that is the Philippine Comics Industry.

Filipino comics, love natin 'toh!

julz aka woofster

Thursday, November 16, 2006

Experimental Manga Workshops at the Marikina Shoe Expo

Got this from joanah tinio... if you have other announcements regarding comics workshops, press releases, comic book launches, and new titles, please e-mail me at woofydogg@yahoo.com.

woofster

EXPERIMENTAL MANGA WORKSHOPS AT THE MARIKINA SHOE EXPO


The Japan Foundation, Manila, in cooperation with the Future Prospects Art Space and the Artists Den, presents "Experimental Manga at the Expo", a series of manga drawing workshops at the Future Prospects Art Space, Marikina Shoe Expo, Araneta Center, Cubao, Quezon City on November 18 & 25, December 2 & 9 2006 and January 13 & 20, 2007, from 2-5 pm.

Topics to be covered are:
1) Illustrating Emotions Through Facial Features by Elmer Damaso (Nov 25) ;
2) Exploring and Expressing the Darker Emotions by Marius Cornelius Funtilar (Dec 2); 3) Alternative Media in Emotional Drawing by Nelz Yumul (Dec 9);
4) Women, Emotions and Drawing by Joanah Tinio (Jan 13); and 5) Techniques in Expressing Emotions with Drawings by Melvin Calingo (Jan 20).

Lyndon Gregorio will facilitate the initial workshop on November 18. The culminating activity will be an exhibition of the works by the participants on January 28, 2007 at the Future Prospects Art Space.

Workshops are free but participants are required to bring their own drawing materials (sketchpad/ paper, colored pens and pencils and, other coloring materials). Only fifteen slots are available per session, thus, interested workshop participants are encouraged to call and register their attendance on or before Friday, November 17. For inquiries and reservations, please call the Japan Foundation, Manila at tel. no. 811-6155 to 58.

Bambi C. Diaz
Program Officer for Arts & Culture
The Japan Foundation, Manila
12/F Pacific Star BuildingSen. Gil Puyat cor. Makati AvenueMakati City, Philippines
Tel # 811-6155 to 58 Fax # 811-6153

Monday, September 25, 2006

KOMIKON 2006!




















Artist's Den in cooperation with At The Drawing Board presents...

KOMIK KON 2006: The 2nd Filipino Komiks Convention

Featuring the first ever
KOMIKON AWARDS

With Guests of Honor:
STEVE GAN (Ang Panday)
CARLO VERGARA (Zsa Zsa Zaturnahh)

Special Guests:
RONI SANTIAGO (Planet op di Eyps, Baltic & Co.)
ELIZABETH CHIONGLO (LoveKnots)
and many more

With Band Performances by:
KIKOMACHINE and PLASTIC BALLOON

October 21, 2006
UP BAHAY NG ALUMNI
10am TO 8pm
50 PhP Entrance Fee

For more information visit
htp://komikon.blogspot.com
E-mail komikon@gmail.com
Come join our forums boards at http://www.komikon.tk

Tuesday, August 29, 2006


Join the biggest comic book creation seminar of the summer!

Glass House grand guru David Campiti and a host of GHG talents, in association with Studio Sakka,

presents

4th Annual MANILA COMICS CREATION SEMINAR

2-day seminar workshop

Learn various advanced techniques and practical details for a profitable career in comic book and newspaper strip creation from comic book professional writer/agent David Campiti; artists lecturing at the Seminar will include Rainier Beredo, Jinky Coronado, Tina Francisco, Jeffrey Huet, Jonathan Lau, Carlo Pagulayan, Wilson Tortosa, and others, including some special guests.

October 14-15, 2006
10:00am-7:30pm
SM Megamall, Megatradehall, Conference Hall
Function B

Limited Capacity Only!

So hurry up and sign up now!
P1000 per ticket. Good for 2 days with free meal and drinks, free drawing supplies, limited ashcan memorabilia and lots of giveaways. Personal one-on-one portfolio review by the professionals.

For more details: Pls. call our office (02) 365-2974
or mobile number, 09198436312 and look for Michelle Calanog

Send us email of your inquiries and ticket reservation
at http://us.f304.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=azrael@gmail.com or mailto:Michelle@glasshousegraphics.com

Official Website Visit http://www.glasshousegraphics.com/

Monday, August 07, 2006

KOMIKON

The 2nd annual Komikon event is coming this October and lo and behold, this site was nominated for an award!

Thanks to that crazy person who nominated this site!

Sorry for the lack of updates, I've been out of the loop for a long time now, and I hardly know what's going on in the industry. I've been to busy changing careers. :)

Anyway, head over to www.komikon.tk and vote away! Support the local Komiks industry!

woofster

Wednesday, January 11, 2006

The 1st Philippine Graphic/Fiction Awards

The 1st Philippine Graphic/Fiction Awards is accepting
entries for two categories: short fiction (the
Gregorio Brillantes Award) and comics (the Alex Nino
Award). For the latter, the work must be either
science-fiction, fantasy or horror; for the latter,
the theme is open and all artwork must be in
black-and-white.

For guidelines and queries, please visit the Fully
Booked website at fullybookedonline.com.

Conceived by Neil Gaiman and Fully Booked, the prizes
are 100,000 pesos for the first place in each
category. According to the award-winning
writer/co-creator of popular comic Sandman, "there is
a strong tradition of realism in Filipino literature,
I want to encourage Filpino unrealism."

The deadline is Feb. 28, 2006.

Erwin Romulo
Chairman,
Philippine Graphic/Fiction Awards

Tuesday, October 18, 2005

Friday, June 03, 2005

4th Philippine Toys, Hobbies & Collectibles Convention 2005


"The Joys of Collecting Toys"

For those of you who buy toys and just simply enjoy it by taking it out of the package and playing with it, well and good. But some people buy toys, keep it in the package in mint condition and either display it or store it away as a future memorabilia.

Welcome to the world of toy collecting! This is fast becoming a very popular hobby among kids and adults alike especially those who value their toys in pristine condition sealed inside the packaging.

Almost anything can be considered "collectible", but don't go storing those plastic toy soldiers and yo-yo's just yet. Collecting toys is as much a "market-driven" phenomena as it is a hobby. That means the demand for a certain toy, more often toys that have multiple variations, is dictated by its quality and wide popular appeal. Toys that fall into this category include action figures, dolls, die-cast cars, sports memorabilia, playing cards, faux armaments and weapons and a variety of other items.

A lot of value is also accorded to vintage items from the 70's and 80's since that was the boom of licensed toys from popular cartoons and movies like Star Wars, He-Man, Transformers, Super Friends and the like.

With the growing popularity of the toy-collecting hobby, a group called Collectibles Unlimited Association, Inc. has organized a series of events that brings together this assembly of toy aficionados. This month, Collectibles Unlimited presents the 4th Philippine Toys, Hobbies and Collectibles Convention 2005.

This convention brings together all the top collectible licensees, exhibitors and collectors under one roof for a single day of treasure-hunting from among 100 vendors of toys, comic books, cards, games, vintage memorabilia, manga, anime and a whole lot more!

This event now encompasses not just the collectors market but the hobby and game market as well, including fantasy role-playing games, combat gaming, on-line gaming, scale modeling, graphic art illustration and other fun activities. The event will also include fun activities for kids like die-cast car racing, a book fair, art contests, costume play, coloring games, body art and figure building contests.

The 4th Philippine Toys, Hobbies and Collectibles Convention 2005 will be held at the SM Megatrade Hall 3 on Sunday, June 26, 2005 from 10 AM to 9 PM.

Log on to the official website at www.toyconph.tk or http://toycon.blogspot.com

***

thanks to Az for the info.

woofster

Thursday, March 31, 2005

K.I.A

From the Kestrel Studios group.

...


Starting on April 2, 2005, K.I.A. - Kai: Indomitable
Assassin, will be available at Comic Quest Megamall. I
expect the other two branches of CQ to have stocks
soon after.
Buyers who purchase K.I.A. Vol. 1 will also get a copy
of Angel Ace Next (which is a prologue to the new
title) absolutely free! (while supplies last)

K.I.A. is the new comic starring Kai, the sexy and
dangerous rival/best friend of Angela Gale from of
Angel Ace series. Meant as a stand-alone title, K.I.A.
can be enjoyed by itself or alongside the Angel Ace
storyline.

With no memory of her past and a new identity as the
fearesome, seemingly undying assassin known as 'K',
Kai must now try to survive as she is sent on mission
after deadly mission by a ruthless new commander.

K.I.A. brings together a collection of well-known
names in local Filipino comics and publishing,
including Gerry Alanguilan, Wilson Tortosa, Arnold
Arre, Taga-Ilog, Honoel Ibardolaza, Edgar Tadeo, Dean
and Nikki Alfar, Elbert Or and more.

Look for K.I.A. on the comic rack this weekend!


Later!

^_^

Marco Dimaano


Thanks Marco for the K.I.A pic! More power to Angel Ace!

woofy

Saturday, February 05, 2005

Graphic Detail

Ikaw ba ay sawa na sa lahat ng problema sa bansang ito?
Baon sa utang, subsob sa trabaho, nalulungkot at walang makausap?


Then by all means, quit moping and read Jonas Diego's newest comic strip Graphic Detail that looks at local comics, comic creators and geeks with a keen eye on the "graphic" details that happen behind the scenes.

Graphic Detail comes out regulary evey MONDAYS and THURSDAYS and currently guest stars the unusually "crappy" Gerry Alanguilan for its first two issues. Mang Gerry, if you're reading this, joke lang po. Galing niyo po sa Lastikman! Congrats!

Friday, December 24, 2004

Lexy, Nance & Argus: Sex, Gods, Rock & Roll



Extra Extra!
Christmas Treat from the Comic Gods over at Bittersweetness Comics!
Grab Your Copies Now!
___

Hello!

He's gay. She's bi. He's neither. And here they come…

LEXY, NANCE & ARGUS: SEX, GODS, ROCK & ROLL is now available at Comic Quest Megamall and SM City North. This black and white, one-shot special compiles all the 18 pages serialized in Pulp Magazine from 2001-2002, as well as 50 all-new pages.

Follow the gang's feel-good, indie-flavored and introspective non-adventures as they question tradition, celebrate diversity, and get groiny. This first Bittersweetness Comix offering is intended for mature readers only, and is co-published by John Toledo and myself. The cover colors are by Ryan Orosco (check out the attachment).

P 130 per copy.

Thanks, and happy holidays! J

Oliver M. Pulumbarit

Author-Artist

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woofster

Thursday, December 09, 2004

Lastikman Grand Launch!



sana nandun si Sarah Geronimo sa Launch!

woofster

Thursday, December 02, 2004

Sad news... CCHQ is closing.

Hay... And to think I've only been to CCHQ for a couple of times.

Sayang naman.

This here's from the Arnold Arre yahoo group.
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CLOSING SALE

30% to 50% off on Comics and Manga

from December 1 - 18
Store Hours: 10am to 530pm, Monday to Saturday

It has been a pleasure serving you for the past three years. We have met somany wonderful people and learned so much about life, business and ourselves.We thank you for your loyal patronage.

CCHQ

**For those with consignments or reservations with us, please settle yourbusiness by December 10, 2004.

___

Be sure to visit the store!

woofy

Monday, November 29, 2004

CAST Grand Launch

Got this from the Nautilus yahoogroup:

Hi!

Please join us as we officially launch our first full-color monthly book, CAST. The popular teen series will finally launch on DECEMBER 3, 2004, 5PM at POWERBOOKS LIVE! GREENBELT. There will be cocktails, exhibits, and other surprises, as well as live musical performances from Wholly GRAIL, Narda, and Dale Ibay. Hope to see you there!

CAST GRAND LAUNCH
POWERBOOKS LIVE! GREENBELT
DECEMBER 3, 2004
5 PM

Seize the day!
Elbert Or
Editor-in-chief

Nautilus Comics

O punta na kayo. :)

woofy

Tuesday, November 23, 2004

I'm Back!

And I'm now a Licensed Engineer. :D

anyway, here are some news:

...Cast 03 will be out in stores later this week. Congratulations to Elbert, Jaime, Ronin Core and the rest of the Nautilus Crew!

...There's a new comic store in town. It's called Annika's, a vintage, all-Filipino comic store owned by collector and publisher Dennis Villegas. I haven't been to the store yet but I heard they sell all-Filipino works and vintage stuff from the masters and golden years of Filipino Comics. The store is located at Gallery #16, Marikina Shoe Expo Behind Rustan's Cubao and beside Ali Mall in Cubao, Quezon City. Check Gerry's blog for all the details.

...Jason Banico of Dynatica Comics and creator of Baylans has put up his recent collaborations online with some of our emerging great artists such as Marco Dimaano, Carlo Vergara, Honoel Ibardaloza and more! Check it out here.

...There will be an Anime/Manga and Comics event in UP Bahay ng Alumni this December 4 brought to us by UP Anime and Manga Enthusiasts! Be sure to drop by and check out the cosplay, music and merchandise! Indie comics will be sold too so be there. oh and to any UP AME members out there, send me an official press release and I'll post it here. :)

...Some bad news. Siglo: Passion has been delayed from an end-of-year release to an early-next year release. But fear not! The delay was for additional clean-up and colorings, more features and all so its all good!

yun lang. next time people!

woofster

Wednesday, November 03, 2004

Ignition Comics

Just got word from Dan Gadia of Atomic Monkey Productions that Ignition Comics Issue 2 will be out soon!

And the good news is, he is offering to sell advance copies for everyone interested! Here is the official announcement:

"Ignition Comics #2 will be out soon....

I've got some copies here ready for sale in advance, anyone interested in getting an issue just send me a note or contact me (sorry but this is only applicable to people in and around metro Manila) through my email address :

raziel68@yahoo.com

or through the Atomic Monkey Production email :

amonkeyprod@yahoo.com

...each copy costs P80.00.

We still have copies of issue 1 available for those who still haven't purchased it.
Bundled copies of both issue 1 & issue 2 with Atomic Underground 1 can be brought for P 160.00"


Get your copies now people!

woofy

P.S. Malapit na nga pala ang board exam ko, dalawang linggo na lang... Pagdasal nyo ko!

Monday, October 18, 2004

new acquisitions

Lemme post in Tagalog okay?

Nahiya naman daw ako kay Kat kaya mag-post lang ako kahit onti...

Nagsisulputang parang mga kabute ang mga lokal na comics sa mahal nating Comic Quest, Filbar's, Comic Central Headquarters, Comic Alley, at kung saan-saan pa diyan.

Eto ang aking mga bagong "acquisitions":

Culture Crash Comics 15 - finally. pagkatapos ng anim na buwan na pangungulit sa staffers, hawak ko na rin ang pinagpaguran nila ngayon. At nagustuhan ko naman ang bago nilang produkto. Astigin na ang Kubori Kikiam, hindi lang sila nagmumura, meron din pala silang malalim na kwento. At gumagaling na sa manga si Ryan Orozco, sana lang eh sa mga darating pang panahon ay magkaroon ng pagkakataon si Ryan na pag-eksperimentuhan ang pagsasanib ng impluwensiyang Western at Japan.

Cast 02 - tama ang hinala ko sa parteng nakuha ni Will sa kanilang dulaan. Nagiging mas consistent na ang art ng Ronin Core ngayon at hanga talaga ako sa script ni Jamie Bautista. Nakatutuwang basahin ang mga ibang kwento na sinulat at ginuhit mismo ni Elbert. Isa na si Elbert sa mga paborito kong dibuho at manunulat, kahanay na niya si Arnold Arre, Dean Alfar at Taga-Ilog para sa akin.

Yew Stupid Basturd! - ashcan ni Edgar Tadeo at Amie Landsborough (ayan! tama na. :p ). Ang galing talagang gumuhit ni Edgar at nakakaaliw basahin ang mga tagisan ng salita ni Edgar at Amie (na magkasintahan sa tunay na buhay) . At mapapautot kayo sa katatawa sa spoof ng Wasted (na gawa ni Gerry Alanguilan)... Kakaiba.

Mwahaha! 3 - nagbabalik ang mga magigiting na kartunista ng Pilipinas at ngayon ay pelikula naman ang naisipan nilang pagtawanan! Sa totoo lang, mas nakakatawa yung Mwahaha 2 pero kung kagaya ko kayo na laging stressed at nangangailangang maglabas ng natatagong kiliti paminsan-minsan, hindi kayo magkakamali sa pagbili nito.

MooMoo Hunters 1 - binili ko dahil sa title na nakakatuwa. Akalain mong isa pala itong komiks na pambata na sadya namang ikinatuwa ko dahil madalang na akong makakita ng komiks na gaya nito: pambata at pang-edukasyon. Tungkol ito sa dalawang bata na naging tagapagmana ng mga agimat na gamit laban sa masasamang elemento; dito sa unang issue, tinalo ng mga bida ang isang manananggal na nanggugulo sa bayan. Kapupulutan ng aral at kasihayan, garantisadong mainam para sa mga bata.

ano pa ba? May mabibili pa yatang Crest Hutt Butt Shop 3 ni Gerry Alanguilan sa Comic Quest. At makikita pa rin sa Comic Quest at Sarabia Optical sa UP ang mga bagong labas na Point Zero Comics, kasama na rito ang Cresci Prophecies 13 ni Joanah Tinio at pati na rin ang Ibangis ni Armand Roy Canlas.

At abangan ang Lastikman sa Disyembre na sinulat ni Gerry Alanguilan, ginuhit ni Arnold Arre at kinulayan ni Edgar Tadeo. Mula sa mga nababasa ko, sinasabing eto na raw ang pinakamagandang dibuho ni Arnold Arre... Astig.

woofy

Thursday, September 30, 2004

CCCom 15 - Pasig Preview



for other Culture Crash Comics Issue 15 preview, head over to Kubori Kikiam and refresh away. :D

anyway, this is the last update and Filipino Comics will now go into hibernation for at least a month. I'll be visiting from time to time though so no worries... :)

If you need to contact me, mail me at woofydogg@yahoo.com

or visit my other homes:
http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=woofydogg
http://woofydogg.blogspot.com

or you can text me too at 09175602905!

anyway, have fun guys! and wish me luck. :D

Filipino Comics - Mahal na Mahal Ko 'Toh!