Monday, March 28, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
The Kambal at Komikstrip
Seems like I missed all the fun that happened at this year's Komikstrip. For some strange reason, when the Kambal traveled all the way to UPLB, they got caught under the spell of some enkanto or salamankero and they were transformed into... girls!
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| Mignonne Yap as Happy Kambal and Erika Thea Hernandez Ajes as Gloomy Kambal |
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| HaLe Starship Black with Erika |
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| Mignonne, Gloomy Kambal unmasked |
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| Simeon from EL FILIBUSTERISMO meet the Kambal?! Did he time travel? |
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| Manix Abrera protects himself when the Kambal came along. Astig! |
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| Gerry shows no fear when he gets surrounded by the Kambal |
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| Happy Kambal with a very happy Manix |
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| a very strange team-up |
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| this is like Vertigo-Marvel-team-up |
So, I wonder, were the girls inspired by this Kambal pin-up made by Ian Sta. Maria.
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| Art by Ian Sta. Maria |
Pictures from the Facebook pages of:HaLe Starship Black and Amado Aparentado
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
TRESE: LES FEMME FATALES
This Trese photoshoot by Jay Tablante is part of his exhibit...
LES FEMME FATALES
A cosplay photography exhibit by Jay Tablante
Feb 22 - March 6, 2011
The Crucible Gallery
4F Mega Building A, SM Megamall
Proceeds are for the benefit of the Vincentian Missionaries Social Development Foundation.
See more of Jay's photographs at:
http://jaytablante.deviantart.com/
See behind the scenes photos at : http://tresekomix.blogspot.com/search/label/Jay%20Tablante
Spot.ph reports on the exhibit : "Solenn Heussaff, Alodia Gosengfiao, Rhian Ramos featured in Les Femme Fatales exhibit" http://www.spot.ph/gallery/905/solenn-heussaff-alodia-gosengfiao-rhian-ramos--more-in-les-femme-fatales/article/47664
Manila Bulletin report about the exhibit: "Kapuso beauties masquerade as comic book characters for photo exhibit" http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/305876/kapuso-beauties-masquerade-comic-book-characters-photo-exhibit
Credits:
Make-up: Kris Bacani / Bianca King
Styling: Hannah Kim
Costume Production: Badj Genato
Production Design: Raffy Tesoro
Art Director: Angelo Lico
Digital Imaging: Angelo Lico
Models: Bianca King, Tiffany Alejandro, Philip Arca, Sassan Shohouki
Monday, February 21, 2011
Trese and the Kambal cosplay
| Bianca King as TRESE |
| casting a spell over you |
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| you don't really want to mess with us, do you? |
Photos by Wella Balagtas
These pictures were taken during Jay Tablante's TRESE photoshoot, which will be part of his exhibit "Les Femmes Fatales".
LES FEMME FATALES
A cosplay photography exhibit by Jay Tablante
Feb 22 - March 6, 2011
The Crucible Gallery
4F Mega Building A, SM Megamall
Proceeds are for the benefit of the Vincentian Missionaries Social Development Foundation.
See more of Jay's photographs at:
http://jaytablante.deviantart.com/
Friday, February 18, 2011
scene of the crime
| JAY: tee hee! yezzz! we did it! WE DID IT! MWAHAHAAH! |
| i am such a fanboy |
| me and my cousin Oliver lurking in the shadows |
| BUDJETTE: And this is how I draw the Kambal... |
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| TRESE: Now, how did I cast that spell again? |
| group hug!!! |
Photos by Wella Balagtas
These pictures were taken during Jay Tablante's TRESE photoshoot, which will be part of his exhibit "Les Femmes Fatales".
LES FEMME FATALES
A cosplay photography exhibit by Jay Tablante
Feb 22 - March 6, 2011
The Crucible Gallery
4F Mega Building A, SM Megamall
Proceeds are for the benefit of the Vincentian Missionaries Social Development Foundation.
See more of Jay's photographs at:
http://jaytablante.deviantart.com/
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Kambal cosplay
| Philip Arca and Sassan Shohouki |
| HAPPY: We make this look good. |
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| GLOOMY: Are you looking at me? Are YOU looking at ME?! |
Photos by Wella Balagtas
These pictures were taken during Jay Tablante's TRESE photoshoot, which will be part of his exhibit "Les Femmes Fatales".
LES FEMME FATALES
A cosplay photography exhibit by Jay Tablante
Feb 22 - March 6, 2011
The Crucible Gallery
4F Mega Building A, SM Megamall
Proceeds are for the benefit of the Vincentian Missionaries Social Development Foundation.
See more of Jay's photographs at:
http://jaytablante.deviantart.com/
Monday, February 14, 2011
A Diabolical VDay
As a VDay treat, here are some romantic scenes (as romantic as we can get in the world of Trese) from Heubert Michael Khan and from Kajo.
And here are some old stories from the Diabolical about love, lost, and magic.
I CARRY YOUR HEART
http://diabolical13.blogspot.com/2010_02_13_archive.html
COFFEE BLACK
http://diabolical13.blogspot.com/2009_04_13_archive.html
THE USUAL SPOT
http://diabolical13.blogspot.com/2009_02_13_archive.html
Enjoy!
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| Art by Heubert Michael Khan |
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| Art by Kajo |
And here are some old stories from the Diabolical about love, lost, and magic.
I CARRY YOUR HEART
http://diabolical13.blogspot.com/2010_02_13_archive.html
COFFEE BLACK
http://diabolical13.blogspot.com/2009_04_13_archive.html
THE USUAL SPOT
http://diabolical13.blogspot.com/2009_02_13_archive.html
Enjoy!
Labels:
heubert michael khan,
Kajo Baldisimo,
Kambal,
Night Gallery,
Trese
Friday, February 11, 2011
THE FEAST (complete story)
click pages to see larger version, please
This story was inspired by Neil Gaiman's Epicurian Club from the "Sunbird" story, by Luis Katigbak's review of the restaurant called Kagat, and by the many meals I've shared with Alex, Maricel, and Dino (Harrison's Top Foodies).
I actually asked Alex to help me out with the recipes and with the dialogue.
So, in case you do find some fresh manananggal in the market, here's how you can cook it...
Step 1 – boiling
Ingredients
• 1 head ng manananggal.
• 1 kilo - liver of manananggal.
• 250 ml pineapple juice
• 3-4 cups water, should be enough to cover the pork pieces
• 1 tbsp salt
• pepper
Step 2 – grill and mince and mix
Ingredients
• 2 onions, finely chopped
• 1 tbsp lemon or kalamansi juice
• ¼ cup vinegar
• salt and pepper to taste
• 2 tbsp knorr seasoning
• optional sili – depends on how hot you like it
equipment needed:
pot
griller, uling
sizzling plate or kawali /wok/pan
Step 1
• remove skull of manananggal, shave off hair.
• To remove remaining facial hair, eyebrows etc, pass a blow torch over the meat.
• Cut meat from head into smaller pieces.
• Put pork, liver, pineapple juice, water, 1 tbsp salt and pepper in pot. Bring to a boil. Let simmer for 1 to 1.5 hours.
Step 2
• Remove liver and meat and drain. discard the stock in the pot.
• Set aside liver.
• Grill meat pieces until skin becomes crispy.
• On a chopping board, using cleavers, mince pork and liver.
• Add onions, vinegar, lemon or kalamansi juice, knorr seasoning, salt and pepper to taste. Mix ingredients well.
Step 3
Get a hot plate and put over stove until plate is sizzling hot.
Add sisig, do not stir or mix. Allow a crispy crust to form. Serve.
(maybe the chef can just roast them while they’re in the skull and then take them out of the skull and serve them on the side with the sisig)
THE FEAST
Story by Budjette Tan
Script by Alex Arellano and Budjette Tan
Art by Kajo Baldisimo
First appeared in UNO Magazine
This story was inspired by Neil Gaiman's Epicurian Club from the "Sunbird" story, by Luis Katigbak's review of the restaurant called Kagat, and by the many meals I've shared with Alex, Maricel, and Dino (Harrison's Top Foodies).
I actually asked Alex to help me out with the recipes and with the dialogue.
So, in case you do find some fresh manananggal in the market, here's how you can cook it...
Recipe for sisig na mananggal
Prepared by Alex Arellano
Step 1 – boiling
Ingredients
• 1 head ng manananggal.
• 1 kilo - liver of manananggal.
• 250 ml pineapple juice
• 3-4 cups water, should be enough to cover the pork pieces
• 1 tbsp salt
• pepper
Step 2 – grill and mince and mix
Ingredients
• 2 onions, finely chopped
• 1 tbsp lemon or kalamansi juice
• ¼ cup vinegar
• salt and pepper to taste
• 2 tbsp knorr seasoning
• optional sili – depends on how hot you like it
equipment needed:
pot
griller, uling
sizzling plate or kawali /wok/pan
Step 1
• remove skull of manananggal, shave off hair.
• To remove remaining facial hair, eyebrows etc, pass a blow torch over the meat.
• Cut meat from head into smaller pieces.
• Put pork, liver, pineapple juice, water, 1 tbsp salt and pepper in pot. Bring to a boil. Let simmer for 1 to 1.5 hours.
Step 2
• Remove liver and meat and drain. discard the stock in the pot.
• Set aside liver.
• Grill meat pieces until skin becomes crispy.
• On a chopping board, using cleavers, mince pork and liver.
• Add onions, vinegar, lemon or kalamansi juice, knorr seasoning, salt and pepper to taste. Mix ingredients well.
Step 3
Get a hot plate and put over stove until plate is sizzling hot.
Add sisig, do not stir or mix. Allow a crispy crust to form. Serve.
(maybe the chef can just roast them while they’re in the skull and then take them out of the skull and serve them on the side with the sisig)
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