A Black Ink Comics (Manga) Adaptation of Heart Yngrid's Fortune of the Heart





The comic book/manga adaptation of Fortune of the Heart ( a Precious Hearts Romances novel) I made for Black Ink Comics is now out in the market. Fortune of the Heart (the novel) is written by Heart Yngrid, a bestselling PHR author. This comic book is one of my last few works for BlackInk Comics, so it’s a definite collector’s item. He he.  Yup, I am no longer a part of Black Ink and most likely won’t be contributing to them anymore.



Released simultaneously with FOTH is the 4th installment of Tonio Tikbalang, created by Jake Vicente.



I am not sure if these comic books are available in National Bookstore but you can absolutely purchase them from any Precious Pages Bookstore outlet (which you can find in SM Malls). Click this link: http://phr.com.ph/stores.php for their branches. And here is the Facebook page of Black Ink Comics: https://www.facebook.com/pages/BLACK-INK-COMICS/479112765434082

Please support Filipino-produced books and comic books, while I ponder what and where to write next—and since there ain’t much comic book publishers here (alas, most comic books here are independently published as comic books don’t have that much a market here and every Pinoy artist knows how expensive it is to create their own komiks)—I’d probably go back to prose and scratch my writing itch there. 

Meanwhile, I'll continue to slightly scrape that itch by writing inessential entries for this blog.

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