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Showing posts with label Pol Medina JR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pol Medina JR. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 3, 2019
Monday, May 16, 2016
Pugad Baboy Goes Political in Marcos Special!
| 05.16.2016 – The election season in the Philippines is slowly moving forward after the results of the votes is being announced last week. But during the peak of the elections there are some forms of local komiks that where given away in promoting the politician running for the presidency.
The komiks is not limited due to the election season they are also used in other forms such as advocacy as a form of information against diseases like the one the department of health has given away in physical form and also available online. But this recent elections there where a lot of komiks that where given away as information of what the candidates has achieved in convincing anyone to vote for them. There are also some that where published to reveal the past which is part of what makes “Pugad Baboy” a popular comic strip that has been more than just the adventures of a talking dog named Polgas, but also a mix of ‘slice of life’ and political satire where much the topic for the “Pugad Baboy: Marcos Special” was the more controversial than your average villain of the week in some superhero comicbook. |
Thursday, June 6, 2013
The consPIGracy of PDI suspends Pugad Boy!
06.06.2013 – It’s now becoming a trend in the social media and the announcement that Pol Medina’s longest running comic strip “Pugad Baboy” on the Philippine Daily Inquirer has been temporary suspended due to controversy.
Pol who started the comic strip in 1988 has become an iconic personality in the Philippine comic industry whose stories are satirical in nature talking about humor in politics and anything that has something to do with the Philippine culture.
Pol who started the comic strip in 1988 has become an iconic personality in the Philippine comic industry whose stories are satirical in nature talking about humor in politics and anything that has something to do with the Philippine culture.
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