BLACKinK Comics @ The 35th Manila International Book Fair





The 35th Manila International Book Fair will again be held at SMX Convention at Mall of Asia on September 17-21, 2014 and Black Ink Comics will be there. (See photo below for details.)



The following Black Ink’s new releases will be sold at the event:

1. Dark Sun Treasure
    Written by Kuting Na Basa
    Illustrated by Kim Loren Dominguez

 2. Never Been
    Written by Nina May
    Illustrated by Earl Jan Lee





3. Date With The Prince Of Hell
    Written By Gino Pornasdoro
    Illustrated by Regine Lim

4. FOX
    Created by Ray Magbanua



5. Stray Ghost: Chasing Atticus
    Written By Diana Lam
    Illustrated by Crisca Jallorina

6. Tonio Tikbalang Volume 3
    Created By Jake Vicente



7. Shortcuts
     3-Story Anthology Featuring:
         A Hundred Paper Boats— Story/Arts by Ron Mendoza/Enjelia Villanueva
         Lola Mommy— Story/Arts by Diana Lam/Mitch Gatmaitan
         Wish—Story/Arts by Dexter Roxas



8. Shortcuts
     3-Story Anthology Featuring:
        Ang Tigre At Ang Kuneho— Story/Arts By Diana Lam/Godley Malabanan
        The Fish In A Bowl— Story/Arts by Ron Mendoza/Jonathan Ipan
        Ossy—Story/Arts By Gypsy Esguerra/Enjelia Villanueva
 


9. Ghost Stories
    3-Story Anthology Featuring:
       A Ghost Story
       Just Another Ghost Story
       Not Another Ghost Story
       All Stories/Arts By Reira Francisco/Rica Angela Padullo



10.  Techno-Thriller
    3-Story Anthology Featuring:
       Still Alive— Arts by Mike Banting
       Stacy’s Blog— Arts By Arnel Avetria
       My Long Boring Day—Arts by Alvin Bragais
       All Stories By Ramin Shabestari



Buying all these comic books at the event means you’ll have a chance to have your photos with the artists taken and your copies signed, so please visit the booth of Black Ink Comics.

Please support locally-produced books/comic books.

Thank You.

Comments

Unknown said…
Hi excuse me po. If ever man pong hindi nakapunta saan po pwedeng mabili yang comics na 'yan? <3 Thank you po.
September 22, 2014 at 7:58 PM
Ron Mendoza said…
Kyla, hi, available 'yang mga comics na 'yan sa Precious Pages Bookstore, sa National at iba pang bookstores. Pero para sigurado, sa Precious Pages Bookstore ka magpunta, mostly, nasa SM Malls sila. Ito 'yong mga branch nila: http://phr.com.ph/stores.php
September 23, 2014 at 4:21 PM
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