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Showing posts with label L.S. MARTINEZ. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 5, 2021

THE EIGHTIES # 439: JUN ARISTORENAS & NIÑO MUHLACH, WITH MARIA TERESA CARLSON, PUGAK, MALUH DE LA FUENTE IN "MAC EN KULIT" (1983)


"Mac en Kulit" (1983)
GP Films
Release Date March 11, 1983
Serialized in Lovelife Komiks
Based on the characters created by L.S. Martinez
Direction Nilo Saez
Cast Jun Aristorenas, Niño Muhlach, Maria Teresa Carlson, Pugak, Maluh de la Fuente/ with George Estregan, Max Alvarado, Bayani Casimiro, Maning Bato, Tatlong Itlog plus surprise guest superstars


"Mac en Kulit" ni L.S. Martinez
Serialized in Lovelife Komiks

Monday, July 6, 2009

L.S. MARTINEZ' S "NOGNOG"


L.S. Martinez (Leandro San Juan Martinez), a freelance cartoonist, is the creator of many notable characters in the 60s and 70s--- Tsikiting Gubat, Nognog, Atorni Agaton, Atoman, Tik & Tak, Kuwentong Kuneho, Haragan con Maldita, T. V. Lampoon, Doon Po Sa Amin and Mac en Kulit. Nognog, Atorni Agaton and Mac en Kulit were later adapted into film.

Nognog, appeared in the pages of UNITED Komiks in the 70s and was made into the movies in 1980 with boy wonder, Nino Muhlach in the lead role.



UNITED Komiks/ 1970 & 1971


Nognog (1980)- Stars Nino Muhlach, Panchito, Chichay, Dely Atay-Atayan, Cachupoy, Bonnie 'Mong' De Jesus, Manny Luna & Maricris Bermont/ Directed by Nilo Saez



Sunday, March 23, 2008

L.S. MARTINEZ'S " ATORNI AGATON"

Atorni Agaton, a creation of Deo Gonzales and L.S. Martinez was serialized in Tagalog Klasiks in the 1960s. It was adapted into the silver screen in 1969 with Chiquito in the title role. Dolphy reprised the role in 1991.


Thanks to Gerry Alanguilan of Komikero.com for Atorni Agaton cartoon strips.


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