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TRESE: The Association Dues of Livewell Village

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Read the complete story in
TRESE: UNREPORTED MURDERS
which contains the following:
Case 5: A Little Known Murder in Studio 4
Case 6: The Outpost on Kalayaan Street
Case 7: Embrace of the Unwanted
Case 8: The Association Dues of Livewell Village

TRESE: UNREPORTED MURDERS is now available in some stores.
Click the link below for details:
http://visprint.multiply.com/journal/item/27/TRESE_2_out_now

By mid-September, the new book should be available nationwide in your local book store / comic book shop. Make sure they order a copy for you by giving them the following details:

TRESE: UNREPORTED MURDERS
Published by Visual Print Enterprises
Written by Budjette Tan & Art by KaJo Baldisimo
ISBN: 971-92574-9-0
B&W comic book
SRP: P140.00

Comments

mojacko said…
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mojacko said…
hehe. ang pop reference ba dito is meralco's "maliwanag ang buhay" tvc?
Budjette said…
Hi Mojako,

Well, I wasn't really thinking about that TV commercial when I was writing this story, but I guess that also ties in there somewhere :)

You'll just have to read the story!
hehehe

--budjette

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