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Pugad baboy 6

Medina, Pol Jr. - Personal Name;

Olongapo, April 1993.

Bab and Joboy expected an eventful weekend in this former sin city of the North. Go swimming. Bar-hopping. Meet a few girls perhaps.

They did meet one—Agnes.

Of all the girls in Olongapo, they had to meet Agnes, who just happens to be victim of a local white slavery syndicate.

Bab and Joboy got what they wished for–a very eventful vacation.

Meet Philip West, the Amerasian, Cassius “G.I.” Jones, the Navy deserter, Babman, the “Pork Knight” and Polgas as Bark Justice judge Tick Marshall in…The Olongapo Caper.

PLUS:

-What you’ve always wanted to know about Philippine Movies but are too indifferent to ask in PELIKULANG PINOY;

-190-million-year-old Porcine fossils in Jurassic Pork;

-Paintball aggression in War Games..-- bookcover--


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Detail Information
Series Title
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Call Number
899.211306 M46p 1995 v.6
Publisher
Mandaluyong City, Philippines : Anvil Publishing Inc.., 1995
Collation
74 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm
Language
Taglish
ISBN/ISSN
971-27-0491-2
Classification
DDC
Content Type
Comic Book Strips
Media Type
unmediated
Carrier Type
volume
Edition
-
Subject(s)
Pugad Baboy (Comic strip)
Comic books, strips, etc -- Philippines.
Philippine wit and humor, Pictorial.
Specific Detail Info
Pugad Baboy (literally, "swine's nest" in Tagalog) is a comic strip created by Filipino cartoonist Apolonio "Pol" Medina, Jr. The strip is about a Manila community of mostly obese people – "fat as pigs", so to speak (baboy is Tagalog for pig). The strip not only showcases domestic life; occasionally, it features adventure, drama, and pure spoof sequences. More often, the strip mirrors the general sentiment of the Filipino people on relevant topics such as corruption in the government as well as Filipino pop culture. In this respect, the strip has been likened to Garry Trudeau's Doonesbury.[1] Sometimes, political satire is woven into some ordinary strips and adventure stories.-- Wikipedia--
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Medina, Pol Jr.
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