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the front and back cover


By the end of the month TRESE: MURDER ON BALETE DRIVE should already be in several bookstores. (We'll be giving you a complete list as soon as they are delivered.)

This book compiles the first four cases of Trese, has an introduction from Gerry Alanguilan, an afterword from me-- where I talk about the beginnings and influences of TRESE, a bonus section in the back-- with sketches and character designs from Kajo.


TRESE: MURDER ON BALETE DRIVE
Published by Visual Print Enterprises
Written by Budjette Tan, Art by Kajo Baldisimo
Format: Black&White, 104 pages
Cover price: P140.00

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PhilTanArt said…
Highly recommended!!!! Everyone should get one! : )

Good to have found your blog Budjette!

Philip Tan
6:52 PM
Budjette said…
hahahah

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE ENDORSEMENT

Congrats on the DC gig!

Paki "hello" na lang kami kay pareng Grant! hahaha

Astig!

--budj
7:42 PM
PhilTanArt said…
Thank you din!

But it's well deserved, Trese is really a fun read.

It's the only book I get when I go back to the PI, since Gerry's Elmer I can obtain here in LA : )

And thanks again, be sure to check it out when my book releases on August! And tell everyone too XD hehe

P
3:08 PM
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