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One morning in May of 1947, Tony Velasquez received a call from Don Ramon Roces, publisher of the Liwayway. The publishing magnate wanted to publish comics-maga…
Read MoreDon Ramon Roces’ figure loomed large in the history of popular publishing in the Philippines. If Tony Velasquez is recognized as the “Father of the …
Read MoreThis is a specimen of the earliest issue of Tagalog Klasiks (isinalarawan), dated July 16, 1949.Contents of this comics include:-Isang Libo't Isang Gabi sa …
Read MoreHere is an all-star caricature of the pioneer cartoonists of Pilipino Komiks. This wonderful page was drawn by Jose Zabala-Santos.
Read MoreOne of the light-hearted illustrations Nino had drawn for Pablo S. Gomez' novel "Ang Akin ay para sa Lahat", during their tandem years in Gomez…
Read MoreI am such a big fan of King Kong that when a friend offered me an old Tagalog komiks with a King Kong cover, I just couldn't refuse, even if the price …
Read MorePablo S. Gomez is one of the Philippines' greatest komiks writers. A prolific writer, he has written innumerable komiks short stories and holds the record f…
Read MoreAt last, I have found a copy of one of the most important comic strips in the history of Philippine komiks: Carlos "Botong" Francsico's Siete Infa…
Read MorePhilippine Cartoons during the Japanese Occupation(Note by the author: I have written this essay a few months ago. I have hardly have time to edit it so I beg y…
Read MoreThis original page captures all the classic hallmarks of an Alfredo Alcala comic art.
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