Manga : Discover Our Top Ten Favorite Mangas

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Do you watch anime? If yes, then before you watch it, you must not miss its' manga version. What comes to your mind when you hear or see the word MANGA?Are you curious about it? Then ikimashou! and discover our TOP TEN favorite mangas!

First of all.....Manga came from Japan, a comic book of all genres like shojou, shonen, harem, reverse harem, sports, etc where your favorite animes came from. Manga is one of the trademarks of Japan, where its' style of reading differ from the usual book we use. The way of reading manga is quite confusing, reading it requires you to start from right to left direction. Mangas are consist of drawings and caricatures which we all know as CHIBI that depicts the Nihongo style of portraying their cartoons. Their art style is very interesting.

Many people in the world or they call them OTAKU- anime lovers are at high with these comic books. Maybe the reason is because the readers can feel the author's emotion inside the story.

Now, let's get it on with our top ten.

It's More Fun in the Philippines than Japan

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Well, I don't like to compare Philippines to Japan, 'cause they have awesomeness in their own ways. And I have never been in Japan, so I cannot tell that Philippines is "more" fun than Japan. Philippines has Mount Apo, while Japan has Mount Fuji, these mountains are the largest from their country. 

Mount Apo

 Mount Apo is a large solfataric, potentially-active stratovolcano in the island of Mindanao, Philippines. With an altitude of 2,954 metres (9,692 ft) above sea level, it is the highest mountain in the country and is located between Davao City and Davao del Sur province in Region XI and Cotabato province in Region XII. The peak overlooks Davao City 40 kilometres (25 mi) to the northeast, Digos City 25 kilometres (16 mi) to the southeast, and Kidapawan City 20 kilometres (12 mi) to the west.

Mount Fuji

Komikon 2013: Keeping My Childhood Alive (Part 2)

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As I turn and walk away from the Betamaks booth, it went like BAM! Elbert Or, artist and editor of the comic series Cast, is over the opposite booth! So approach him while on his table are his latest creations which is also cool. He is a little bit reserved, but nevertheless he is nice. As I introduce myself, I showed the Cast comic book and asked for his John Hancock, his partner exclaimed "Wow Vintage!", referring to the comic I was holding. As always, a photo op before I say goodbye.

By the way, aside from the Yolanda fund raising, this years Komikon has something extra sweet for us comic book fans. Indie films Blue Bustamante and Graveyard Bandits was featured. Also, Akademi Samali, a comic community from Indonesia joined in the fun. Then the Philippine International Creative Content and Arts (PICCA) is in attendance to conduct workshops and film screening for members and other participants. Awesomely cool!

Now back to my story. I'm search mode for Stephen Segorvia and as Jamie Bautista mentioned he is at the Komik Kalye (at the other room). So I made my way to the conference room to where both the Komiks Tiangge and Komik Kalye is located. The indie komiks booth are few compare to the Summer Komikon and I cant even distinguish which is Komiks Tiangge or Komik Kalye.