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Pugad Baboy #6
Pugad Baboy 6
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…
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…
74 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1995
About the author
Pol Medina Jr.
59 books182 followersApolonio "Pol" Medina, Jr. is a Filipino cartoonist best known for creating Pugad Baboy, a black-and-white comic strip first published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer on May 18, 1988.
Pol Medina graduated from the University of Santo Tomas in 1983 with a degree in architecture. In 1985, a year after securing his professional license, he went to Iraq at the height of the Iran–Iraq War to work for an Italian construction company. It was at this juncture that he experienced "the most maddening" two years of his life.
In 1986, he started scripting and drawing characters for a new cartoon about a community of fatsos and a dog named Polgas. In 1987, he worked as an architect for a firm in San Juan, Metro Manila.
In September 1992, he co-founded Pugad Baboy, Inc. with seven other people. The company adopted Ad Astra Per Aspera for its motto, inspired by Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. Three years later, the company folded when Pol Medina left in order pursue a career in the advertising industry. Currently he has another company, Pol Medina Jr. Novelties, dedicated to merchandise based on the strip, including compilations.
To date, Pol Medina has three children with his wife Susan: Maia Cecilia, Eladio Jose and Pablo Jose.
(from wikipedia.org)
Pol Medina graduated from the University of Santo Tomas in 1983 with a degree in architecture. In 1985, a year after securing his professional license, he went to Iraq at the height of the Iran–Iraq War to work for an Italian construction company. It was at this juncture that he experienced "the most maddening" two years of his life.
In 1986, he started scripting and drawing characters for a new cartoon about a community of fatsos and a dog named Polgas. In 1987, he worked as an architect for a firm in San Juan, Metro Manila.
In September 1992, he co-founded Pugad Baboy, Inc. with seven other people. The company adopted Ad Astra Per Aspera for its motto, inspired by Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. Three years later, the company folded when Pol Medina left in order pursue a career in the advertising industry. Currently he has another company, Pol Medina Jr. Novelties, dedicated to merchandise based on the strip, including compilations.
To date, Pol Medina has three children with his wife Susan: Maia Cecilia, Eladio Jose and Pablo Jose.
(from wikipedia.org)
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November 1, 2012Pugad Baboy 6 ni Pol Medina jr.
November 6, 2012
i want to read the comics strip of pugad baboy braces and pimples
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November 5, 2012How do i read it?
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October 17, 2012di ko naman mabasa
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November 6, 2012makikita po ba yung kwento ng Pugad Baboy 6 d2 sa google
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October 17, 2012i want to read pugad baboy 6
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October 22, 2012
wooooowwwwwwwwwwwww verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyygggggooooooooodddd
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October 29, 2012
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October 29, 2012
this book is so funny and wonderful
November 9, 2012
I need this for our Filipino Group Act.
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October 24, 2012amazing and interesting
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October 27, 2012I think this is a good book :)
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December 2, 2012Helpful to my grade 7 lesson.
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October 28, 2012its FUN!!!
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October 29, 2012lllllllllll
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November 3, 2012its exciting?
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November 3, 2012I think its better one !
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November 5, 2012pano to basahin??????????
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November 8, 2012Verrrrrrrrrrrryyyyy fuuuunnyyy and love Pol Medina Jr. is really good at making comics and the jokes makes me laugh so hard to death thanks for the wonderful book!!!
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October 25, 2012it is realy good
April 23, 2013
how do i read this ?
October 18, 2013
ang panget promise nkaka bobo hnpin
March 4, 2022
I entertain myself with this book.
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August 25, 2024how can i view the book??
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November 8, 2024Goooood!
September 27, 2012
sa saya
October 22, 2012
wala lang/////
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October 29, 2012it's beautiful story and awesome :)
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