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 Saturday, January 07, 2006
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1/07/2006 11:35:00 PM
by Gerry Alanguilan
 Rudy Florese's Naging June Bride Din Si Lola Written by Tony Velasquez Pinoy Komiks #82, June 30, 1966 The entire seven-page story has been uploaded at the museum and can be read in one go in one page. Click on image above or HERE. This is my favorite local work by my father in law Rudy Florese. This is probably Rudy's work at his very prime, employing intricate detail on a unique page layout to illustrate Tony Velasquez's genuinely touching story.  Alex Niņo's Katuparan Written by Fernan Santiago Espesyal Komiks #297, October 11, 1965 The entire 5 page story has also been uploaded and can be read here. Or click image above. This short story by Alex Niņo is unique at the time it came out in that it used innovative paneling sequences not seen before in Philippine comics. Reminiscent of Bernie Krigstein, Niņo manipulated panels to heighten drama, evoking cinematic movement. This is one of my favorite Alex Niņo illustrated stories for local comics.  The Philippine Comcis Art Museum online also welcomes aboard comics historian and collector Dennis Villegas. He has been writing some amazing articles on Philippine comics history on his blog and I invited him to have his articles a permanent part of this site. Thanks Dennis! The first article up at the site is The Story of Ace Publications, a relatively detailed but concise account of the history of the greatest comics publisher in Philippine history. Click Here.
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