(Avg. Reading Time: 6 mins) Photo Credit: Gwenaël Piaser This is Part 2 of our mini-series on why you should put your comics online today! If you haven’t read Part 1 of the mini-series, then click here. In Part we discussed reasons 1-5 of why putting your comics online is beneficial to your current and future […]
10 Reasons Why You Should Put Your Comics Online TODAY (Part 1 of 2)
(Avg. Reading Time: 6 mins) (Photo Credit: Techy Girl) With the internet growing ever more prominent and necessary in today’s modern world. The question we should all ask ourselves, is how this affects not just comics, but publishing in general. The world is changing, and so is publishing. Back then, the boon of publishing was […]
How to Attract Potential Readers to Your Booth During Comic Conventions
(AVG. READING TIME: 6 mins.) (Photo Credit: kevin dooley) Comic Conventions are crowded, overly crowded. The venues are often huge and packed that it tends to get somewhat difficult to look for a title that’s new, interesting, and unique. The big problem, then, is how to attract those potential buyers to your booth. This post […]
Filipino Comics Review: Drop Dead Dangerous
If you’re into cowboys and westerns, or hard-boiled detectives, there aren’t exactly a lot of stories that combine those particular genres, especially in Filipino comics. In their own little way, that’s what Chad Cabrera and Mike Banting sought out to accomplish. In what tends to sometimes be a strange brew of both, Drop Dead Dangerous […]
Filipino Comics Review: Bruho Barbero
Rommel Estanislao’s Bruho Barbero is said to contain a lot of trivia and references hidden beneath its panels and images. Personally, I have no idea what these were, and perhaps Rommel himself can help point out to me what these are. What I can guarantee, however, is that Bruho Barbero is one of the more […]
Filipino Comics Review: Manila Accounts 1081 no.1
I have a confession. Because Filipino and Philippine History weren’t exactly my strong subjects during my elementary and high school education (even, to an extent, college education), I sort of have some prejudice against stories that are too seriously focused on the country’s history. Don’t get me wrong, though. At present, I somehow wish I’d […]
Filipino Comics Review: Lipad
Lipad by Rommel Estanislao is one of the comics wherein I have no idea if I should love it or hate it—though I suppose that in one way or another, this is the effect it has with most people. As a metaphor, it works great, and it’s very clear about what it wants to say. […]
Filipino Comics Review: Servant #1
Going down the road of 3D comics is something I’d yet seen done until I got a glimpse of what “Servant” had to offer. Finished by creators Geoffrey Borgonia and Gilbert Monsanto, Servant narrates the tale of Gabriel Barreon, the son of old pagan gods that were killed off in attempt to raid and take […]