Banana Conflict Cited in Rex Book Store Calendars

Banana Conflict, a story in Break Out Comics #1 (Subway Productions), was cited in the 2014 Rex Book Store Wall and Table Calendars. The story was based on the fable "The Turtle and the Monkey" (Ang Pagong at ang Matsing) and done with a sci-fi twist. The artwork of Banana Conflict is done by Adonis de Leon.

Break Out Comics Special #4
Just uploaded our entry to the Comic Creation Contest last 2nd Summer KOMIKON. It won a special prize for it.

2nd Summer KOMIKON

Here are some of the pictures we've taken from the event. This time my sister Jen and my nephew Zire accompanied me at the table. Break Out Comics Special #4 won a special prize for the Comic Creation Contest. I'll upload the comics as soon as possible.


























Me accepting the special award for the Comic creation contest

The Battle (A Toy Comics)
My sister Jenny took these pictures of my nephew's toys and suggested I make a mini comics on it. Zire is getting hooked with Ben 10 figures. Here's the result.


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Subway Productions at 4th KOMIKON



You don't see me at the table because I'm the one taking the pictures. I was the only one who attended the 4th KOMIKON because Ryan, Adonis, and Butch are on a company team building session in Laguna (where I excused myself).



We were able to release Break Out Comics #6 in time for the convention. It contains the last installment of Ryan Francisco's "Me and My (Ghost) Friend Musashi" and a reprint of the story done by Butch Bantog done last year. It is quite a feat for us since we were able to release two issues in one year. I'll try to post the sixth issue here as soon as possible. We were fortunate enough to get our own exhibitor table because we couldn't register early for the indie tiangge.



It was very good to see fellow creators I've met through the years like Hazel Manzano (who released her own book "Callworks" that day;congrats!), Gener Pedrina (Sanduguan), Gio Paredes (Kalayaan), and KC Cordero (Filipino Independent Komiks). I wasn't able to make so many rounds or take pictures because I was busy manning the table. I was also selling some of my preowned comics and toys.



The venue was jampacked with more booths and comics fans (even though it coincides with another convention). There are also more costrippers there (Met TWO Rorshach!). I just wish they would hold a cosplay next year. We also made enough money to ensure the release of more issues of our comics in the future.

Here's the cover. The boy portraying as Wry is my cosplaying nephew Zire Yvin John. Check his blog that I maintain for him athttp://zireyvinjohn.blogspot.com.



Congratulations to the organizers! You were able to pull it off again. Hope to see you alll there next year.