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Philippine comics

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families, making comics the most widely consumed form of publishing, even surpassing newspapers. With a national distribution network under its ownership, Roces continued to hold a dominant position, owning 62 out of 71 titles in the market by 1992. The publishing model established by the Roces family, characterized by the short publication periods, a wide array of titles, and affordable prices, faced minimal challenges from smaller publishers. However, this oligopoly led to a conservative approach to content, often favoring recycled ideas over innovation. The relentless pursuit of production speed resulted in a decline in quality, exemplified by writer
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monopoly, numerous independent publishing houses have emerged. Their owners often derive their primary income from mass media or academia and frequently are creators themselves. These publishers maintain close connections with their fan base, nurturing a niche community. General bookstores in the Philippines primarily focus on foreign publications, placing domestic comic books at a disadvantage in terms of sales and distribution. Consequently, independent publishers view comic conventions as vital channels for sales.
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than newsstands. In 2007, the company embarked on an unsuccessful venture into mass-market weekly comic books, setting filmmaker and writer Carlo Caparas as a spokesperson. Caparas himself promoted Philippine comics through initiatives such as establishing awards for new creators and organizing the Artist Training Caravan to bolster the local comics scene. He also initiated the National Komiks Congress and the Komiks Caravan with support from the
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disappearance of works depicting poverty or social unrest from their pages. Although the Philippines had previously enjoyed an exceptional level of freedom for political satire among Southeast Asian countries, political cartoonists critical of the government began to be ostracized. Newspaper and magazines under Marcos' influence carried humorous cartoons devoid of political commentary, fostering a flourishing of the genre.
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family-oriented nature. Martinez notes that readers prefer light-hearted tales with optimistic endings. These stories frequently portrayed characters such as a compassionate prostitute, a daughter sacrificing herself for her family, or a woman deceived by her lover, with the protagonist ultimately prevailing and finding happiness. Queer genres, such as
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publishing houses PSG (1964) and RAR (1970) releasing several weekly titles. However, many new entrants into the comic book industry often faced instability, partly due to the sluggish Philippine economy. Larry Alcala reflected on this period, noting that overproduction led to a decline in quality, marking the end of the golden age.
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Furthermore, the departure of top artists for other industries or overseas opportunities, combined with outdated printing and binding techniques, contributed to the industry's struggles. To address the downturn in the market, comic book publishers employed various strategies, including the integration of Japanese
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acknowledged his practice of alternating between artistically oriented projects and those based on comics that appeal to existing audiences. Beside direct adaptations, some Filmmakers provided original story for comic magazines, later releasing film adaptations coinciding with the climax of the comic
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to visit the Philippines to scout for new talent at moderate rates. This initiative resulted in a significant outflux of Filipino artists, including Alex Niño, Nestor Redondo and Alfredo Alcala. Renowned for their drawing proficiency, speed, and diverse artistic range, Filipino artists became a major
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enjoyed by both children and adults. Marked by ornate, baroque illustrations drawn in thick lines, Philippine comics peaked in popularity as a national pastime during the 1980s. They also served as source material for movies, as well as for promoting government initiatives. However, by the end of the
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exists, which had a small fanbase before 2015, but has drastically grown since the 2020's and transformed into its own sub-genre of Pinoy BL. New generations of queer comic authors, most of which are queer themselves, have focused on creating books to introduce people to the LGBTQIA+ world, covering
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Filipino language, geography, and culture often merged with American and Japanese influences in various works. While U.S. superheroes typically operate in settings where superhuman abilities arise from innate qualities or are obtained through scientific means and training, the powers of traditional
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Comic books were sold through newsstands. It is estimated that each copy was read by six to ten individuals due to the accessibility of street lending shops and the practice of sharing within families and among neighbors. A significant proportion of the readership was adult, particularly low-income
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for fans of subcultures such as comics, anime, and video games have become regular events throughout the Philippines. These conventions serve as vital platforms for indie artists to distribute their works. Online fan activities have thrived, enabling greater exposure to international influences and
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The Japanese government actively promoted manga as a cultural export in the Philippines as in other Asian nations. The reception of Japanese manga has sparked controversial, mirroring debates in other nations. Alanguilan has criticized Filipino professional manga artists for adopting styles closely
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The popularity or Philippine comics reached its peak in the 1980s, marked by the publication of 47 weekly comic books and a total circulation of 2.5 to 3 million copies by the mid-1980s. The actual readership far exceeded these figures due to the conventionalized sharing of copies among friends and
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The 1970s presented multiple challenges for the Philippine comics industry. Alongside losing talent to the higher-paying American counterpart, the industry faced criticism from the administration and the Catholic Church regarding perceived 'harmful' content, not to mention economic recession. While
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When the Ace Publication went bankrupt in 1963 following a printers' strike, creators who had contributed the company ventured into their own business endeavors. Velasquez managed GASI (Graphic Arts Services Incorporated) with Roces' support. Pablo Gomez and Mars Ravelo established their respective
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Most Pinoy manga, Filipino comics influenced by Japanese manga, are printed in color and cover a wide range of themes, gaining particularly popularity among women aged 8 to 25. Manga publishers focus on middle and high-school students, as publications tailored to this age group were limited in the
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The passing of industry titan Ramon Roces in 1993 signaled a pivotal moment. Following his death, Roces family-owned businesses either folded or discontinued comics publication entirely. Many argue that Philippine comics died during this period. As one critic noted, "When the Roces comics monopoly
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Traditional comic books experienced a decline in the 1990s and have since evolved into modernized forms with updated content and binding, targeting university students and affluent urban residents. The readership now predominantly consists of males. Following the dissolution of the Roces family's
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Comics are increasingly acknowledged as an art form, with frequent retrospectives honoring early artists like Ravelo and Coching. In 2010, a bill was introduced for a graphic novel archiving project. Comic creation is now being integrated into university curricula, and student groups are actively
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As new developments unfolded, efforts to revive traditional Filipino comics were also underway. Mango Comics rebooted old superheroes like Darna, Lastikman, and Captain Barbell around 2003. Targeting a higher-income demographic, Mango opted to distribute through comic book specialty stores rather
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standing out as a prominent example that remained popular for over a decade. Additionally, these comics books featured crossword puzzles, short gags, letter sections, advertisements, and prose sections covering topics such as celebrity gossip, biographies, and life hacks. The title of comics was
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and video game aesthetics into children's titles and the incorporation of adult humor. These measures offered only temporary respite. Some of the longest-running titles in the world, notably the initial four founded by Tony Velasquez around 1950, which collectively amassed 11,500 issues, ceased
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vernacular as a term meaning "someone who is boisterously hilarious, funny or amusing", and the character persisted in comics and visual media well into the 21st century. Velasquez has come to be called "father of Filipino comics," partly due to his role as a publisher in later years, providing
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in the U.S. comics industry, the Association of Publishers and Editors of Philippine Comics-Magazines (APEPCOM) was formed, spearheaded by Ace. Collaborating with the Catholic Church, APEPCOM implemented a self-regulatory code aimed at excluding "filth harmful to morals," such as explicit sex,
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had gained popularity among expanding television audience of the middle class. However, the momentum of the anime boom was hindered when the Marcos administration banned these series, though the reasons for these restrictions remain debated. In the late 1980s, following a regime change, anime
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Romance comics had become a dominant genre by the 1990s, comprising more than half of the stories published in popular magazines as indicated by a 1992 survey. Comics editor Emmanuel Martinez suggests that Filipinos are particularly drawn to love stories due to their romantic, emotional, and
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In the 1990s, economic instability, political turmoil, and natural disasters strained family finances, resulted in sharp decline in comic book sales. Concurrently, new forms of entertainment including television, video games, the Internet, and foreign comics, further intensified competition.
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was an influential artist who left a lasting impact on his contemporaries starting from the 1950s, earning the nickname "Dean of Filipino Komiks Illustration." Alanguilan praised his "bold and frenetic" brushwork, noting that his figures "seemed to move even when they were standing still."
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to align with a pro-regime stance. The administration recognized the significant influence of comics on public opinion and published comics to promote its policies, while establishing The Media Advisory Council to regulate the content of comics. The comics industry complied, leading to a
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During the 2000s, comic publishing styles diversified, with more artists taking on works from non-comic or international publishers, alongside the trend of self-publishing. The latter facilitated the creation of a broader range of works. In the late 2000s, Alanguilan self-published
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The evolution of comics culture has facilitated a surge in female creators. In the past, comic artists operated within an apprenticeship-like dynamic, often excluding women. However, with the rise of a new generation influenced by Western comics and manga such as
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Besides these mainstream genres, Philippine comics explored a wide range of themes, including news, politics, agriculture, biography, history, and sports. Some stories depicted dramas revolving around ordinary people based on reader-submitted narratives.
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fell in the late 1990s, it took everything with it." Although comics publishing persisted, the dissolution of the Roces distribution network significantly diminished the industry and compelled a shift in publishing style. Many artists opted for
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The traditional format of Philippine comic book was firmly established by the 1990s. These books typically spanned 32 to 48 pages in color and were priced at 17 to 20 U.S. cents. Each weekly issue consisted of several short stories
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adopted manga-style illustrations. These creations by Filipino artists, dubbed "Pinoy manga," marked an era of "comics, komiks, and manga" (works in the American, Filipino, and Japanese styles). Notable Pinoy manga works include
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horror, and criminal activities, from their works. Consequently, Filipino comics would persist in avoiding offensive or vulgar humor until the 21st century, predominantly focusing on simple humor and political satire.
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creating new avenues for publication. Several platforms originating in the Philippines, such as Penlab, Webkom Alliance, and Kudlis, allow amateurs to publish webcomics. Some artists have found recognition on Korean
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20th century, public interest began to wane, with alternative forms of entertainment such as television and the Internet taking precedence, leading to the decline of nationally distributed comic books. Subsequently,
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by Tony Velasquez. These works, subject to censorship by the Japanese Propaganda Corps, promoted assimilation programs such as Japanese language education and suggested ways to address shortages in supplies.
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often straightforward, employing everyday objects, the main character's name (in accordance with the Filipino convention of "characteristic + first name"), or wordplay based on the name of a celebrity.
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several weaker publishers succumbed to these pressures, companies such as GASI and Atlas, owned by Ramon Roces, continued to thrive. GASI's circulation and revenues quadrupled between 1975 and 1978.
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genre focusing on the lived experiences of the Filipino queer community have become popular in the country in recent years, while queer comic festivals have become mainstream every Pride Month.
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from popular literatures. Initially serving as a means of escapism from reality, comics evolved over time, with stories growing more sophisticated and diverse genres emerging through the 1980s.
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extensively explored Filipino mythology, revitalizing the fantasy genre that had been heavily influenced by American superhero comics. By around 2020, commercial works increasingly incorporate
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in the 1940s and 1950s, drawing from the tradition of Philippine popular fiction, set the prevailing tone of Philippine comics. Mars Ravelo, one of the genre's most renowned writers, created
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genre, often selling them at campus festivals. Alamat Comics, founded in 1994 as a small convention for independent creators to connect, eventually expanded to formally publish works such as
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debuted, showcasing high-quality manga-inspired works. Although the magazine did not last long due to financial difficulties, its popularity spurred the emergence of followers such as
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The 21st century continues to witness film adaptations of both older classics and more recent comics. Among classics adapted into television series in the 2000s are Mars Ravelo's
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myths. The genre reached its peak in the 1970s with the works of Pablo Gomez and Carlo Caparas, and by 1980, fantasy narratives were present in around 70% of all comic magazines.
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fostering emerging comic book artists. While circulation numbers may not reach previous highs, the comics culture is experiencing a resurgence in the 21st century. Comics with
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John A. Lent posited that the Philippine comics tradition has "the strongest audience appeal, best-known cartooning geniuses, and most varied comics content" in Asia after
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presence in American comics. However, as reader preferences shifted in the 1980s, many Filipino artists transitioned to alternative career paths, such as animation.
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As the first Filipino to ever do illustrations for comic book juggernauts Marvel and DC comics, De Zuniga is dubbed the 'Father of Filipino Invasion in US Comics.'
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From their inception, comics faced criticism from conservative and religious groups due to perceived lowbrow content. In 1954, following the establishment of the
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Gutierrez, Anna Katrina (2014). "American superheroes, manga cuteness and the Filipino child: the emergence of glocal Philippine comics and picturebooks".
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Santos, Kristine Michelle L.; Cheng Chua, Karl Ian (2022). "Flirting with gender purrspectives: Contemporary women's activist comics in the Philippines".
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who once produced 36 works (typically 4 pages each) on a weekly basis, while another artist completed 19 works per week with assistance for the pen work.
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elements, such as space adventures, organ transplants, cloning, and test-tube babies, were often featured. Additionally, works imitating hit movies like
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and were reported for their impact on population control. Comics were also utilized as a tool for government public relations. During the presidency of
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The 1990s also witnessed a surge in influence from Japanese manga and anime. This trend can be traced back to the 1970s when anime titles such as
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Traditional Filipino comics draw inspiration not only from U.S. comic book arts but also from pen-drawn magazine illustrations, such as those by
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Sagun, Karryl Kim Abella; Luyt, Brendan (2020). "The industry avengers: An analysis of contemporary comic book publishers in the Philippines".
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Tony DeZuniga recollected that Filipino artists at the time had received 50 cents per page in the Philippines, whereas DC Comics had paid $ 12.
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De Vera, Denise Angela; Arong, Marie Rose (2019). "Cracking the Filipino sequence: two factors that shaped contemporary Philippine komiks".
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Traditional Philippine comics had maintained a close association with the film industry. Tailored to the preference and aspirations of the "
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According to comics scholar Cheng Chua, there are multiple perspectives regarding Marcos' ban of Anime: some suggest that the storyline of
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in January 1942. Japanese military authorities enforced a ban on local newspapers, while utilizing Roces family-owned publications such as
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tends to be viewed indecent as well. Positive portrayals of homosexuality are rare in mainstream media. According to comics scholar
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from Japan to the Philippines, some works featuring Japanese protagonists were illustrated by Filipino artists and published in
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Filipino comics experienced a golden age during the 1950s, as affordable comic books became widely available at street
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representation in comics. The work garnered attention from both the general public and academia and paved the way for
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Flores, Emil Francis M. (2013). "Up in the Sky, Feet on the Ground: Cultural Identity in Filipino Superhero Komiks".
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series (2010, 2012, 2013), in which the protagonist solves paranormal cases bridging the otherworld and our own.
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Cheng Chua, Karl Ian Uy; Santos, Kristine Michelle (2014). "フィリピン・コミックスの"死"について". In Berndt, Jaqueline (ed.).
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These superheroes were inspired by American characters. Darna was conceived as a female Filipino version of
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Cheng Chue, Karl Ian U. (2005). "The Stories They Tell: Komiks during the Japanese Occupation, 1942-1944".
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In the 2010s, comics further diversified in content and publication formats. Since the establishment of
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Japanese subculture captivated a younger generation distinct from traditional comics readers. In 2000,
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Tony DeZuniga (pictured in 2011) has made a name for himself in the U.S. as a prolific comic artist.
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Action and fantasy also have long been popular in Philippine comics. In 1950s, Ravelo introduced
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As in many countries, commercial cartooning in the Philippines originated with single-panel
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emerged as a viable alternative to the traditional weekly comic books. Notable works like
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both differences and similarities to the heterosexual mainstream. Notable works include
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During this era, many artists emerged who would shape the history of Philippine comics.
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have been released in book form by mainstream publishers. Vergara's queer superhero
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was awarded an Eisner Award in 2003 for his contribution to the U.S. comic series
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series (2002, 2013), in which a gay man transforms into a beautiful superheroine.
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Original comic fable "The Monkey and the Tortoise" illustrated by Dr. José Rizal
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In the 1990s, a new trend emerged as artists began to self-publish photocopied
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In the 1970s, Filipino artists began penetrating the U.S. market, pioneered by
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Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies
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Regulation under the Dictatorship, Outflow of Talent to the U.S.: 1960s–1970s
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serialization, featuring actors resembling the characters from the comics.
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Many young artists were inspired to break into American comics industry by
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in 1986, yet satirical cartoons did not regain their former prominence, as
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Reyes, Soledad S. (1997). "The Philippine "Komiks": Text as Containment".
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to surrender, camouflaged as romance stories, and distributed nationwide.
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During the 1930s, Filipino comics heavily mirrored American comic strips.
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associated with Japanese cultural identity, labeling them as "Filipino".
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De Nobili, Lou Brad N.; Taguba, Phillip Daniele; Tayag, Olivier (2021).
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increasingly excluded content deemed detrimental to business interests.
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In the Philippines, where the majority of the population is Catholic,
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Filipino comics originated in the 1930s with humorous works such as
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in the late 1980s, comics were used to disseminate messages urging
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left a lasting legacy with his 56-year career, notably through his
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Cultural Excavation and Formal Expression in the Graphic Novel
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Filipino heroes often stem from faith. Characters like Darna,
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David, Karina Constantino (1993). "主人公の変容". In 寺見元恵 (ed.).
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A History of Komiks of the Philippines and Other Countries
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numerous creators with a platform to publish their works.
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women, which distinguished it from the U.S. counterpart.
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Fondevilla, Herb (2007). "Contemplating the Identity of
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commemorated Philippine comics by issuing a series of
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Some believe that the origin of indigenous Philippine
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the nation as "Filipinas", a naive maiden courted by
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Even longstanding children's magazines such as 6746:Japan Society for Studies in Cartoons and Comics 5011: 4739: 4692: 4284: 4188:"How Gerry Alanguilan changed Philippine comics" 4056: 4044: 4032: 4017: 3574: 3240: 3099: 3061: 2987: 2960: 2895: 2780: 2778: 2776: 2774: 2772: 2770: 2514:(2016), a comedy set in the media industry; and 1617:, both of whom have subsequently contributed to 1163:for propaganda. American comic strips including 979:can be traced back to the independence activist 8050:Comics and comic strips made into feature films 5757:"FULL LIST: Winners, 40th National Book Awards" 3355:"Filipino comics are more than laughing matter" 2384:(1999), in which ethnography students confront 1789:played a significant role in this by featuring 8241:Canadian Comic Book Creator Awards Association 8129:Michigan State University Comic Art Collection 6762:Global Manga: 'Japanese' Comics without Japan? 3688:. Filquest Media Concepts, Inc. Archived from 3511:. National Commission for Culture and the Arts 3477:. National Commission for Culture and the Arts 3475:"Order of National Artists: Francisco Coching" 6923: 6628:Activism and Authoritarian Governance in Asia 6317:Lent, John A. (2015). "10. The Philippines". 4486: 4484: 4482: 4315:. Mile High Comics/Comicon.com. April 7, 2022 2429:Profiles of contemporary Philippine history; 852: 511: 8: 5022: 5020: 3000: 2998: 2996: 2840: 2838: 2836: 2834: 2832: 2830: 2828: 2826: 2824: 1910:in 2021, attracted international attention. 1865:National Commission for Culture and the Arts 1771:experienced a resurgence with the airing of 1544:The Decline of the Industry: The 1980s–1990s 934:provided a new avenue for publishing works. 5938:"Educational Komiks: Shifting Perspectives" 5456: 4303: 4301: 4299: 4297: 4295: 4293: 2421:(2003), a reboot of the 60-year-old series. 1046:. 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Tapia 1592:, predominantly within the American-style 1320:introduced the iconic Filipino superhero, 905:trace back to the early 20th century, and 859: 845: 529: 518: 504: 121: 35: 8284:Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors 8198:Association of Comics Magazine Publishers 6864: 6838:Roxas, Cynthia; Arevalo, Joaquin (1985). 6463:Southeast Asian Journal of Social Science 6257:Southeast Asian Journal of Social Science 5718: 5651: 5613: 5596: 5581: 5566: 5554: 5444: 4999: 4987: 4975: 4491:Cheng Chua, Karl Ian Uy (June 20, 2022). 4161:"Remembering Gerry Alanguilan, 1968-2019" 4078:"A Short Interview With Gerry Alanguilan" 3415: 3328: 3316: 3114: 3031:Sembrano, Edgar Alan M. (April 8, 2019). 1472:(pictured in 2021) was inducted into the 1067:in the Philippines, introduced its first 8246:Canadian Society for the Study of Comics 5838:1001 Comics You Must Read Before You Die 5806: 5804: 5751: 5749: 4461: 3644: 3642: 3640: 3638: 3547: 3532: 2610:(2024), a tale of vengeance by the dead. 2346: 1874: 1795: 1283: 1054:, were also known for their cartooning. 946: 5734:. National Book Development Board. 2022 5732:"THE 39TH NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS WINNERS" 4812: 4810: 3005:De Vera, Ruel S. 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Bernardo, et al. 8104:Caricature & Cartoon Museum Basel 6847:Santos, Kristine Michelle L. (2019). 6842:. Islas Filipinas Publishing Company. 6558:Santos, Kristine Michelle L. (2014). 5313: 5289:"Zhe's Back And Ready For Ztreaming!" 5222: 5104: 5092: 5080: 5068: 5027:MacDonald, Heidi (October 26, 2006). 4801: 4789: 4724: 4709: 4677: 4639:Alanguilan, Gerry (August 11, 2006). 4473: 4076:Alanguilan, Alan (October 14, 2006). 3770: 3758: 3379: 3301: 3289: 3180: 3168: 3156: 3141: 3074:De Vera, Ruel S. (October 25, 2020). 2972: 2815: 1574:, who reprinted his newspaper serial 7: 8055:Comics solicited but never published 6898:"Kenkoy kick-started komiks" article 6781:Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics 6432:(in Japanese). めこん. pp. 74–99. 6222:Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics 5840:. Cassell Illustrated. p. 166. 5246: 5145: 5128: 5116: 4925: 4913: 4665: 4614: 4401: 4267: 3978: 3951: 3939: 3914: 3893: 3872: 3847: 3809: 3797: 3785: 3746: 3616:Ringgenberg, Steven (May 18, 2012). 3598: 3586: 3562: 3446: 3427: 3277: 3252: 3129: 2948: 2933: 2921: 2883: 2761: 2597:Ang Mga Alitaptap ng Pulang Buhangin 2189:Nang Mainlove Ako sa Isang Sakristan 2168:by LGBTQIA+ artists. Furthermore, a 1324:. Ravelo's other creations, such as 8375: 8203:Australian Cartoonists' Association 8193:Association of Canadian Cartoonists 6428:(1993). "庶民の心を映す鏡". In 寺見元恵 (ed.). 5665:"38th National Book Awards Winners" 4817:De Vera, Ruel S. (March 29, 2022). 4555:. September 9, 2007. Archived from 4549:"The enlightenment of Elmer Damaso" 4212:Abante, Kristine (April 14, 2016). 3495: 2462:(2014), a demon-battling adventure. 1967:Most comic books were published in 1411:in 1970, DeZuniga would create the 1004:. Magazines and newspapers such as 909:gained widespread readership after 6195:International Journal of Comic Art 6074:TALA: An Online Journal of History 5626:Andas, Christine (June 28, 2022). 4006:De Nobili, Taguba & Tayag 2021 3994:De Nobili, Taguba & Tayag 2021 3404:De Nobili, Taguba & Tayag 2021 2716:, while Lastikman was inspired by 2615:Russell L. Molina, Ace C. Enriquez 2497:Rodski Patotski: Ang Dalagang Baby 1755:and a musical theater production. 983:. Rizal privately created several 25: 6692:"脱アメリカ的正義の模索:フィリピンのスーパーヒロイン「ダルナ」" 6384:Or, Elbert; Tan, Charles (2019). 5911:"The National Book Award Winners" 5871:"Roadmap to the Future of Komiks" 5814:. National Book Development Board 5667:. National Book Development Board 5536:. National Book Development Board 4938:Holmberg, Ryan (March 15, 2013). 4134:Holmes, Anton (January 7, 2020). 3649:Duncan, Randy; Smith, Matthew J. 2323:. The featured artworks included 2138:Sexual and Gender Representations 1826:by the same publisher, alongside 943:Origin: 19th Century–World War II 8374: 8365: 8364: 8353: 8341: 8304:Comic Legends Legal Defense Fund 8218:Samahang Kartunista ng Pilipinas 8119:Fred Waring's Cartoon Collection 6880: 5936:Cheng Chua, Karl Ian Uy (2014). 4334:Lim, Ronald S. (July 16, 2011). 2845:Flores, Emil M. (May 16, 2008). 2785:Flores, Emil (August 20, 2015). 2675:List of Filipino comics creators 2654: 2640: 2493:Gerry Alanguilan and Arnold Arre 1678:work for the popular U.S. title 1664: 1645: 1629: 1562:publication during this period. 1481: 1462: 1450: 828: 487: 132: 8134:Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art 6585:Santos, Maria Criselda (2019). 2712:, Captain Barbell was based on 2442:Budjette Tan and Kajo Baldisimo 2426:Francis Alfar, Vincent Simbulan 2370:National Book Development Board 1228:, and several others including 1175:, which had been serialized in 1153:under Japanese military control 886:from the 1920s to the present. 882:) have been popular throughout 8208:Comic Art Professional Society 6948:Glossary of comics terminology 6630:. Routledge. pp. 182–197. 6564:Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia 5942:Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia 5471:"Philippine Komiks On Stamps!" 5035:. Mile High Comics/Comicon.com 3680:Valmero, Anna (July 2, 2010). 2670:List of Filipino komik artists 2473:(2014), featuring a pilandok ( 1132:-esque hero in the jungles of 1: 8299:Comic Book Legal Defense Fund 6793:10.1080/21504857.2017.1419981 5029:"Filipino comics in the news" 3822:Ramirez, I.G. (May 1, 2008). 3359:The Christian Science Monitor 2317:Philippine Postal Corporation 1800:Amid the market contraction, 1336:, and the humorous character 1118:. The first adventure comic, 252:Comics by country and culture 8213:National Cartoonists Society 8002:Based on television programs 6649:Valenciano, Jonette (2019). 6234:10.1080/21504857.2014.905486 5966:日本マンガと「日本」: 海外の諸コミックス文化を下敷きに 5339:"Queering Philippine comics" 5263:"Queering Philippine comics" 5159:"Queering Philippine comics" 5012:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 4856:"Queering Philippine comics" 4740:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 4693:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 4285:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 4057:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 4045:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 4033:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 4018:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 3575:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 3241:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 3100:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 3062:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 2988:Cheng Chua & Santos 2014 2961:Santos & Cheng Chua 2022 2896:Cheng Chue & Santos 2014 2685:List of Filipino superheroes 2582:Philip Ignacio and Alex Niño 2282:(2006), Francisco Coching's 2242:, and adventures. Filmmaker 1038:, who later was replaced by 951:One of the illustrations by 8144:Words & Pictures Museum 6866:10.22628/bcjjl.2021.13.1.93 6690:Yamamoto, Hiroyuki (2016). 1288:A stamp sheet highlighting 8417: 8188:Academy of Comic Book Arts 8160:Center for Cartoon Studies 8082:Belgian Comic Strip Center 6101:女性マンガ研究 欧米・日本・アジアをつなぐMANGA 5869:Ballesteros, Kyra (2019). 3033:"'Kenkoy' marks 90th year" 2629:, a supernatural creature. 2146:is prohibited by law, and 958:The Turtle and the Monkey 901:The origins of Philippine 544:Culture of the Philippines 26: 8336: 8294:Club des bandes dessinées 8028:Best-selling comic series 7606:Portrayal of black people 6945: 6887:Comics of the Philippines 6804:. Brill. pp. 73–86. 4823:Philippine Daily Inquirer 4336:"Something to crow about" 4192:Philippine Daily Inquirer 3037:Philippine Daily Inquirer 3011:Philippine Daily Inquirer 2065:. 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(2009). 6355:(in Japanese). 大修館書店. 3509:"Lauro "Larry" Alcala" 2361: 2339:by Francisco Coching. 2288:(2006), Pablo Gomez's 2267: 1971:and served to promote 1880: 1813: 1741:One Night in Purgatory 1584:New Waves: 1990s–2000s 1522:state-run media agency 1513:forcing all publishers 1297: 1023:Philippines Free Press 972: 967: 924:independent publishers 556: 8045:Comic books on CD/DVD 7295:Comics historiography 6193:in the Philippines". 5513:"The Mythology Class" 5434:. September 25, 2023. 5420:. 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