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KOMIKON na!!!


Well, you heard the lady, see you all at the KOMIKON, this Saturday, Nov22, at the UP Bahay ng Alumni.

At the Visprint table, we’ll have the two TRESE books available, as well as a free poster for everyone who buys a copy.

I believe Manix Abrera will also be there with his KIKOMACHINE books (Asteeeg!) and Freely Abrigo with his KULAS compilations (kulet!!!).

I think we’ll also have copies of ZSAZSA ZATURNNAH and the PENUMBRA horror novellas as well.

Right beside the Visprint table will be the Alamat Comics table, where you can get copies of THE LAST DATU (my first collaboration with Kajo), as well as KADILIMAN by David Hontiveros and Edgar Tadeo.



Also available will be SKYWORLD: APOCRYPHA and the ashcan/sneak preview of SKYWORLD: BOOK 2 by Mervin Ignacio and Ian Sta. Maria. Actually, you can already see a preview of at the art at: iantoy.deviantart.com



Once again, we’ll be sharing the table with Reno Maniquis who will have copies of MASKARADO ready for anyone who hasn’t gotten on board this action-packed series.

Hope you kids saved up, because there’s more new comic books to get on Saturday!

Check out this list of new titles:
http://azraelsmerryland.blogspot.com/2008/11/komikon-2008-new-comics-and-items.html

See ya!

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Heffer Wolfe said…
thanks for coming sa komikon! we enjoyed having you there. sana andun din yung mga nag cosplay nung kambal kanina. :D
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