Comics Stylings By Ruel S. De Vera, Associate Editor
Sunday Inquirer Magazine
"And the comic books from the Philippines took me by surprise, and are now beloved. Gerry Alanguilan’s “Wasted” really disturbed me, making an indelible mark. Arnold Arre’s “The Mythology Class” charmed me. I consider comic books and komiks to be iterations of the same substance in different styles, and so I revel in the legacy of Mars Ravelo’s Captain Barbell as much as I do in the spooky seeking of Budjette Tan’s Alexandra Trese."
READ THE COMPLETE ARTICLE AT:
http://blogs.inquirer.net/sim/2009/05/14/comics-stylings/
Read all about the joy of comic books in the May 17, 2009 issue of the Sunday Inquirer Magazine.
Sunday Inquirer Magazine
"And the comic books from the Philippines took me by surprise, and are now beloved. Gerry Alanguilan’s “Wasted” really disturbed me, making an indelible mark. Arnold Arre’s “The Mythology Class” charmed me. I consider comic books and komiks to be iterations of the same substance in different styles, and so I revel in the legacy of Mars Ravelo’s Captain Barbell as much as I do in the spooky seeking of Budjette Tan’s Alexandra Trese."
READ THE COMPLETE ARTICLE AT:
http://blogs.inquirer.net/sim/2009/05/14/comics-stylings/
Read all about the joy of comic books in the May 17, 2009 issue of the Sunday Inquirer Magazine.
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