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Pugad Baboy
by Pol Medina Jr.
One of the Philippines’ most iconic comic strips, Pugad Baboy uses humor and satire to capture everyday Filipino life. Through its memorable cast of characters, it offers witty commentary on social, cultural, and political issues that remain relevant across generations.
Champion of
the Rose
by Dominique Duran & Cat Aquino
An epic anti-imperialist fantasy inspired by the colonial history of Spain and the Philippines, the story follows Rey, a trans swordsman chosen to fight in a brutal gladiatorial tournament for the future of an empire. Combining rich world-building with themes of freedom, identity, and resistance, the comic reimagines history through a bold fantasy lens.
There’s a Daemon
in My Head!
by Milo Galang
A gritty supernatural action comic set in urban Manila, following Patricia “Patch” Chavez as she navigates a world of Filipino folklore, mythical creatures, and rival factions. The series blends fast-paced action with local mythology in a distinctly Filipino setting.
Spectrum
by Spike Espique
Spectrum follows the friendship between Carl, a boy with mild autism, and Miku, who stood up for him against bullies. As their bond grows, Miku wonders why Carl never meets her gaze until an unexpected moment reveals the reason, emphasizing themes of empathy, acceptance, and understanding.
The Three Beasts
by Grovey Pascasio
Set in a fantasy version of historical Philippines, The Three Beasts follows three young dragon tamers striving to live up to their legendary fathers’ legacy. Blending action, queer coming-of-age themes, and heartfelt friendships, the graphic novel explores identity, courage, and belonging.
Pockets Fulla Pillz
by Frederick “That Guy” Corder
Pocket Fulla Pillz is a darkly humorous supernatural comic that follows the chain of events leading to the CIA’s accidental discovery of hell. Rather than focusing on grand conspiracies, the story examines the flawed individuals whose choices gradually shape extraordinary events.
Pol Medina Jr.
One of the Philippines’ most influential cartoonists, Pol Medina Jr. is best known as the creator of Pugad Baboy, a long-running comic strip that has entertained Filipinos since 1988. Through sharp humor and social satire, his work captures everyday Filipino life while commenting on politics, culture, and current events, making Pugad Baboy a landmark in Philippine komiks.
Dominique Duran
Dominique Duran is a Filipino illustrator, comic creator, and game art director. She is the co-creator and illustrator of Champion of the Rose, an acclaimed anti-colonial fantasy graphic novel published by VIZ Media, and the Senior Art Director of the award-winning indie game Until Then. Her work is recognized for its rich world-building and exploration of history, identity, and resistance.
Milo Galang
Milo Galang is a Filipino comic creator and animator whose work blends fantasy, the supernatural, and social commentary. His latest comic, There’s a Daemon in My Head!, follows a working-class Filipina navigating a world of heroes and monsters while reflecting modern Filipino life. Inspired by reading Pugad Baboy as a child, Galang continues to champion Philippine komiks through imaginative, socially relevant storytelling.
Sonny Boy “Spike” Espique
Spike Espique is a Filipino author, artist, entrepreneur, and public speaker. Inspired by his son, who has mild autism, he created Spectrum to raise awareness and promote greater understanding of autism spectrum disorder through storytelling.
Grovey Pascasio
Grovey Pascasio (7CLUBS) is a Filipino graphic novelist, illustrator, writer, and editor based in Quezon City. Known for creating queer-inclusive stories, their work blends fantasy, identity, and heartfelt storytelling within the local and international indie comics scene.
Frederick
“That Guy” Corder
Frederick “That Guy” Corder is a Filipino comic creator and licensed mental health therapist. Drawing from his background in counseling, his stories combine psychological themes, dark comedy, and supernatural elements, as seen in Pockets Fulla Pillz.
Pugad Baboy Pol Medina
One of the Philippines’ most iconic comic strips, Pugad Baboy uses humor and satire to capture everyday Filipino life. Through its memorable cast of characters, it offers witty commentary on social, cultural, and political issues that remain relevant across generations.
Champion of the RoseDominique Duran and Cat Aquino
An epic anti-imperialist fantasy inspired by the colonial history of Spain and the Philippines, the story follows Rey, a trans swordsman chosen to fight in a brutal gladiatorial tournament for the future of an empire. The comic reimagines history through a bold fantasy lens.
THERE’S A DAEMON IN MY HEADMilo Galang
A gritty supernatural action comic set in urban Manila, following Patricia “Patch” Chavez as she navigates a world of Filipino folklore, mythical creatures, and rival factions. The series blends fast-paced action with local mythology.
SpectrumSonny Boy “Spike” Espique
Spectrum follows the friendship between Carl, a boy with mild autism, and Miku, who stood up for him against bullies. As their bond grows, Miku wonders why Carl never meets her gaze until an unexpected moment, emphasizing themes of empathy, acceptance, and understanding.
The Three BeastsGrovey Pascasio
Set in a fantasy version of historical Philippines, The Three Beasts follows three young dragon tamers striving to live up to their legendary fathers’ legacy. Blending action, queer coming-of-age themes, and friendships, the graphic novel explores identity, courage, and belonging.
Pockets Fulla PillzFrederick “That Guy” Corder
Pocket Fulla Pillz is a darkly humorous supernatural comic that follows the chain of events leading to the CIA’s accidental discovery of hell. Rather than focusing on grand conspiracies, the story examines the flawed individuals whose choices gradually shape extraordinary events.
POL MEDINA JR.
One of the Philippines’ most influential cartoonists, Pol Medina Jr. is best known as the creator of Pugad Baboy, a long-running comic strip that has entertained Filipinos since 1988. Through sharp humor and social satire, his work captures everyday Filipino life while commenting on politics, culture, and current events, making Pugad Baboy a landmark in Philippine komiks.
Dominique Duran
Dominique Duran is a Filipino illustrator, comic creator, and game art director. She is the co-creator and illustrator of Champion of the Rose, an acclaimed anti-colonial fantasy graphic novel published by VIZ Media, and the Senior Art Director of the award-winning indie game Until Then. Her work is recognized for its rich world-building and exploration of history, identity, and resistance.
Milo Galang
Milo Galang is a Filipino comic creator and animator whose work blends fantasy, the supernatural, and social commentary. His latest comic, There’s a Daemon in My Head!, follows a working-class Filipina navigating a world of heroes and monsters while reflecting modern Filipino life. Inspired by reading Pugad Baboy as a child, Galang continues to champion Philippine komiks through imaginative, socially relevant storytelling
Sonny Boy “Spike” Espique
Spike Espique is a Filipino author, artist, entrepreneur, and public speaker. Inspired by his son, who has mild autism, he created Spectrum to raise awareness and promote greater understanding of autism spectrum disorder through storytelling.
Grovey Pascasio
Grovey Pascasio (7CLUBS) is a Filipino graphic novelist, illustrator, writer, and editor based in Quezon City. Known for creating queer-inclusive stories, their work blends fantasy, identity, and heartfelt storytelling within the local and international indie comics scene.
Frederick “That Guy” Corder
Frederick “That Guy” Corder is a Filipino comic creator and licensed mental health therapist. Drawing from his background in counseling, his stories combine psychological themes, dark comedy, and supernatural elements, as seen in Pockets Fulla Pillz.
Komiket
August 14–16, 2026 at Ayala Malls The 30th, Pasig.
Philippine Readers and Writers Festival
August 14–16, 2026 at National Book Store, Araneta City Cubao, Quezon City
Super Manila
Comic Con 2026
September 4–6, 2026 at Concourse (Level 2) & Space (Level 5), One Ayala, Makati City.