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Friday the 13th


THE DOLL






Created by Kitty Almazan and Bonsai Fojas
www.nooninoos.multiply.com

THE PORTRAIT


Art by Lady Gissele S. Bautista
http://gizophrenia.deviantart.com/

THE PIN-UPS


Art by Edgar Tadeo
http://www.edgartadeo.com/



Art by Mark Torres
http://mytymark.deviantart.com/


Art by Ivan Despi
http://gaktikol.deviantart.com/gallery/
http://acidhousepost.multiply.com/


Art by Taga-Ilog
http://tagailog.deviantart.com/

THE PREVIEW

coming soon

As I write this, there are just bare three hours left from this Friday the 13th. I was hoping to make this post early this morning, but work prevented me from sitting at my desk for most of the day. So, here you go, although it's a bit delayed... our little way of celebrating this particular Friday.

Many thanks to all the people who contributed to EXHIBIT 13. It always surprises me how people interpret Alexandra; but me and Kajo were most specially surprised with the Nooninoo TRESE doll by Kitty and Bonsai. Once again, thank you all!

p.s. this weekend, TRESE: MURDER ON BALETE DRIVE will be made available at the TOYCON. Kajo will be there to sign and doodle on your copies. I will try my best to escape work and see you there as well.




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Mark Rosario said…
I saw a copy at Dagupan NBS and I’ve browsed the web several times for it.

I’ve read Trese #7 online, I’ve read the Inquirer reviews, and I found out that the book keeps on getting a lot of positive feedbacks.

I’ve made up my mind. I’m buying a copy next pay day.
4:54 PM
Budjette said…
hello planet markus! :)

hope you like what you finally read!

thanks!

--budjette
11:18 PM
The Dork One said…
where can i get the doll???

am excited for the book 2!
9:24 AM
Budjette said…
Hi Leviuqse,

Wow! You really want a TRESE doll?
Wonderful! (It was just made by my friends here at the office. So, it's one of a kind for the moment.)

You can contact Kitty and Bonsai at:
www.nooninoos.multiply.com

Thanks!

--budjette
12:15 PM
The Dork One said…
cool thanks!
12:11 PM
Mark Rosario said…
Hey, Budjette. I just picked up Trese last Saturday. I'll tell you what I think when I finish dissecting the whole thing. Heheh..

I'm thinking about posting a review or something, too but would you still need one? You'd have tons of praises for this work already! Hahah..

Anyways, loved the eerie feel of your book.
9:46 AM
Julsitos said…
hi budjette,

sana you can sign my trese too... if you'll drop by in Bacolod, let me know. heheheh... it's quite frustrating if you're in the provinces and you can't do anything unlike you guys who are just around the metro.

anyways, great series.... i hope Trese will go out of Manila and investigate cases in provincial cities too... like car accidents along Baguio's Lloacan road, Siyokoy in Boracay, Cursed backpackers in Siquijor, Revenge in the canefields of Negros, or even in institutions like hospitals (i remember the time when i rotated at the Mental Hospital and our call room was where the burnt out cell was- the same cell where the locked patients burned to death after the one in-charge lost the key in the ensuing panic)...

cheers!
12:15 PM
Doc Woofy said…
hey sir budj! when is the next trese coming out?
7:10 AM
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