Bayani Cafe: August 2009

Bayani Cafe: July 2009

I totally forgot to post this one. Please click on image for a full view.

Editorial Cartoon: August 2009

Know more about this sickening issue here. You may also sign the "Carlo J. Caparas is Not Qualified as a National Artist Petition" here.

Editorial Cartoon: December 2008

Last December's Cartoon.

Editorial Cartoon: June 2008

I will be posting some old stuff this week. Here's the first one. A not so old cartoon for Mabuhay News.

Editorial Cartoon: July 2009

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Bayani Cafe: July 2009

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Editorial Cartoon: June 2009

Sketch: Editorial / Bayani Cafe June 2009

Editorial Cartoon: April 2009

Former Guam Governor Carl Gutierrez will be running AGAIN is one thing -- but running with Senator Frank Aguon? Aww... Best Friends Forever now are we? (Read)

Bayani Cafe April 2009

Bayani Cafe: March 2009

Bayani Cafe for Mabuhay News March 2009 issue is, somehow, my simple salute to comics. Salamat nga pala kay Gerry Alanguilan.

Editorial Cartoon: March 2009

This is the latest editorial cartoon I made for Mabuhay News. Introduced by Sen. Matt Rector, Bill 48, basically would require employers to pay $40,000 to GovGuam for every contract worker they hire from foreign countries like the Philippines. Presently, an employer only pays $1,000 for ever H-2 worker it hires. I will be posting the actual Mabuhay News Editorial article about the bill as soon as I have the copy. For now, you can read about Guam's Bill 48 here and here.

Bayani Cafe

Bayani Cafe is a comic strip I created way back in the late 90's for the monthly Filipino-American newspaper Mabuhay News based in Guam. The strip first appeared in the paper with Eli, Feli and Teri as the main characters slurring corny punchlines with waitresses and fellow barflies while drinking in a bar called Bayani Cafe.

Eli, Feli and Teri, (names drew out from the title of Dr. Rizal's El Filibusterismo) first appeared as the main characters of Bayani Cafe.

Presently still running together with my editorial cartoon, the scene now revolves outside the Cafe with my three old pals out of sight.