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He champions Generation ‘Komiks’
Believe it or not, the single busiest person today in komiks didn’t discover komiks until he was already working in advertising. Paolo Herras had been promoted, moved to a new
Believe it or not, the single busiest person today in komiks didn’t discover komiks until he was already working in advertising. Paolo Herras had been promoted, moved to a new
Comic books have long been associated with men—whether creators or readers. Komiks creator Paolo Herras can attest to this. “I don’t really know. But what I can share is
There is a prevailing belief that there is no exact English translation for the Filipino word “kilig.” No one word quite captures it. It was added to the Oxford
Look up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s . . . Darna! Everyone knows the Western superheroes that have made their way from the comics
You can still look up to Maria Clara, even if you think other female figures are more deserving
WDYM komiks are dead? This website is proof that they’re alive and thriving
Several decades ago, Pinoys got their colorful komiks fix by going to their nearest sari-sari store where they could rent or borrow the latest weekly issue. Decades after that, the
The pandemic got you looking for something different to consume? Give the entire range of Filipino comic books a try with the vast array of free offerings from digital platform
Deep in the snazzy labyrinth that is the Metro’s hippest neighborhood, Poblacion in Makati—even during the new coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak—lies what is literally a secret headquarters for powerful komiks
If you’ve always dreamed of getting a publishing deal but never knew where to start, the Philippine International Comics Festival might be your shot at getting your story out there.
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