Showing posts with label Comic Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comic Books. Show all posts

Friday, June 27, 2025

Booksale | Inside the MCS Branch

Bookstores in the Philippines have become a common place, as they serve as an alternative to public libraries that have ceased to exist in the country. Because not everyone can afford brand-new books to use in school or even to have in their personal collection, there were secondhand book shops that provided an alternative.

Booksale is one such store would possibly originated the concept all the way back to 1980. But others have followed in their footsteps in providing affordable reading material for students and bookworms.

There has been conflicting news that books would likely exist in digital editions. But that is not the case, as book fairs and other book events will continue to promote having physical book reading over digital.

Monday, July 16, 2018

Superman: Birthright | A Man of Steel Story

07.16.2018 – Action Comics has made monumental number reaching issue #1000 a couple of months back and bringing back the red tights that he’s been known for.

The comic book that introduced this character revolutionized the industry still continue to fight for truth, justice, and not only the American way but representing the world.

Whenever in other mediums like animation, television, movies or video games “The Man of Steel” has been an icon and what shape him are these stories.

There have been many origins, but “Superman: Birthright” was those you might forget.

Wednesday, July 11, 2018

Get Into Libraries | A Graphic Novel World

07.11.2018 – Graphic novels has come a long way being acknowledged not just a four colour page comic book. But a rich source of stories with images that is now the basis of what movies, television series, and other medium that defined its literacy among the shelves of books that you’ll find in a library.

In other countries, libraries are a dying breed that most gravitate to popular opinion than what is important to the future generation.

Kids these days have been spoiled with the technology that they have as to compared to the older generation that prefer the tactile feel of the inks, smell, and pages of a graphic novel.