A collection of Pinoy-authored and illustrated comic books such as Angel Ace, Batch 72, One Night in Purgatory, and Hack the Culture. Authors. illustrators, inkers, letterers etc. include Marco Dimaano, Jason Banico, Anthony Yap, Carlo Vergara, Budjette Tan, Arnold Arre, Brandie Tan, Ka-jo Baldisimo, Arvie Villena, Ian Sta. Maria and a whole bunch of others. Watch out for these names.

The rants and raves of a copy/comic book/writer in Manila.

Beerkada is a comic strip that appears six times a week in The Philippine Star. It tells the misadventures of a group of friends who met back in college.

A Website dedicated to Captain Barbell Fans includes forums, chat, weblogs, news, photo and video.

A site run by Philippine-based comic book artist, Carlo Pagulayan. Featuring a gallery of artworks both his and other international artists.

Comic Odyssey stores are the only specialty comic shops in the Philippines that "truly" cater to the comics market. We have been serving comic fans in the Philippines since June 1997. We stock over 300 monthly new comic titles from all the major comic publishers including lots of independent small press titles. We also have a wide range of assorted graphic novels and trade paperbacks with over 5,000 to choose from. We specialize in back issue comics with an extensive selection of over 30,000 individual back issues dating back from the early 1960's to present - Manila and Quezon City.

This is a Philippine-based website dedicated to all hobbyists in the Philippines who are interested in either anime, comics, cartoons, toys, video games, PC games, books, cards, movies, art etc. Our aim is your further enjoyment with everything under the sun - Greenhills, San Juan and Makati City.

Culture Crash Comics is, to put it simply, a bimonthly Filipino comic magazine. Culture Crash Comics got its name from Filipino culture, which is basically a crash of cultures. While the group's work standard is based on those already established by publishers in the U.S., Europe and Japan, there is a strong, conscious effort to retain that Filipino character at the very heart of the comic. This is the reason why the artwork may be mainly Japanese-styled, but each story has a very unique and distinct Filipino flavor - Marikina Heights, Marikina City.

Current artworks of Czarbote, illustrator of Philippine komiks in the 70s, 80s and 90s.

A group of young adults who practice various Salamangka is pulled into an elaborate plot of monsters from Filipino myths.

Featuring Baylans: Hack the Culture. In the year 2004, the Philippines will once again be under martial rule. The violation of human rights will become the norm. The desperate masses will abandon traditional religion and will return to the ancient pagan gods - Makati City.

This site is a directory conceived as a resource database for all Filipino creators in the comic book industry, abroad and in the Philippines, veterans and beginners alike. The site is intended to help promote not only the creators' services and expertise, but introduce the legacies these creators have contributed to the industry in the past and in the present. In addition, the guild is intended to help build a strong foundation and unbreakable roots for new Filipino talents in the business.

Your on-line portal to anything and everything about the Filipino Comic Book Industry. Filipino Comics - Love Natin 'To!

Resource listings of Pilipino comic artists and writers abroad and local. You'll find who's who in the comics scene in the Philippines and internationally.

The scribblings of Alamat Comics' resident Luddite, David Hontiveros.

Founded in 1993, with offices in as far-reaching locations as Manila, Philippines and Sao Paulo, Brazil, Glass House Graphics, Inc. is a premier professional services firm and studio devoted to print, radio, and TV advertising; corporate identity; traditional, flash, and 3-D animation; storyboards; product photography; web design; character sculpting and creature design; comic book and comic strip art; talent and licensed property representation; and lots more - Wheeling, WV.

When Groundbreaker Studios was born back in 2006, it already stood on years of aspiration and preparation cultivated by the group of eager, ambitious talents that tied their paths together that December day. Soon enough, those talents were set into motion, primarily in setting-up what would become one of the primiere manga magazines in the country. Ever since, Groundbreaker Studios has been making a reputation for itself both internationally and locally—both as an indefatigable source of high-quality artwork and as a dependable, professional partner in business.

Inocencio Santos was a shy and humble man who worked at a police station, until he was granted incredible powers by Zeus, "the Supreme God", to aid the innocent and helpless against criminals. By uttering the phrase "Kapitan Kidlat Ngayon" ("Captain Lightning Now"), he would transform into the heroic Kapitan Kidlat. Kapitan Kidlat was actually a radio superhero on DZRH during the early 50s authord by Atty. Leonardo Abutin.

Join kapitan kidlat's newest adventure after being gone for over 50 years. Just click on the kk:the next generation to read the story.

Article by Chong Ardivilla from wittyworld.com, the international cartoon center.

We're making comics and we're following one tough rule. They must be good enough to read. And read. And read again. Kestrel Studios believes in quality writing, in stories that always entertain and maintain a consistent quality - Hong Kong and Manila.

Gerry Alanguilan's big bag of comics.

A compliation of articles, reviews, interviews about Filipino comic books and their creators.

Ang Kubori Kikiam ay istorya ng mga Kikiam, fishballs at squidballs na nabubuhay at nagaaway sa mundo natin. Meron ding mga tao pero anong pakialam natin sa mga `yon. Lumalabas ang Kubori Kikiam (kung sinuwerte) sa Culture Crash Comics. Kung sinipag ay naglalabas din kami ng independent na Kubori na komiks (aka GP`s). Bili kayo. Okey siya√·∆ÌLJ« kung mahilig kayo sa mga nagmumurang pagkain. Ayus.

Comic book artist from the Philippines.