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Mars Ravelo (1916 - 1988) is a legend in Filipino komiks. He has created several super heroes, many of whom became Filipino cultural icons. He started off as an artist, furthered his career to ...
Mars Ravelo (born October 9, 1916 in Tanza, Cavite, Philippines - September 12, 1988) was a prolific writer, artist, illustrator and the recognized king of Philippine Komiks.He was the man behind several popular characters that captivated generations of Filipinos since the late 1940s. His crisp and humorous lines, visualized into vivid and ...
Feb 7, 2023 · A crushed yet courageous Darna (Jane De Leon) faces the war-stricken Nueva Esperanza to defeat Heneral Borgo (Richard Quan), who is dead set on killing her at all cost, and Valentina (Janella Salvador), who made a venomous comeback and killed Brian Robles (Joshua Garcia), in the super finale of ABS-CBN’s hit primetime series “Mars Ravelo’s Darna.”
Feb 11, 2023 · Mars Ravelo’s Darna may have received a variety of comments throughout its run, but it’s amazing how it started strong and also ended strong. During the ‘super finale’ episode, its livestream on Kapamilya Online Live both on YouTube and Facebook raked in more than 245,000 real-time live viewers on the former and almost 20 thousand live viewers on the latter
Mars Ravelo (1916-88) was a prolific writer, artist, illustrator and the recognized king of Philippine Komiks. He was the man behind several popular characters that captivated generations of Filipinos since the late 1940s. His crisp and humorous lines, visualized into vivid and animated illustrations, have engrossed readers of all ages.
Jul 8, 2022 · July 8, 2022 | 9:40am. MANILA, Philippines — After a long wait, “Mars Ravelo's Darna” is set to take a flight with the release of the official trailer last night. In the three-minute teaser ...
May 18, 2022 · Mars Ravelo’s Darna: The TV series is the latest reboot of the iconic Filipino superheroine. It was originally supposed to be a movie under the direction of Erik Matti and starring Angel ...
