DI-13

Writer/s: Damy Velasquez

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Before James Bond, there was DI-13! DI-13 was the longest-running serial in Pilipino Komiks (1947-1962). Relive the classic adventures of DI-13 written by komiks pioneer Damy Velasquez and illustrated by legendary artist Jesse F. Santos, with a foreword by Rod Santiago (Agua Bendita).

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Episode 1

Relive the classic adventures of DI-13 in this 70th anniversary commemorative edition collecting the best completed stories of the classic serial.

June 14, 2021

Episode 2

Relive the classic adventures of DI-13 in this 70th anniversary commemorative edition collecting the best completed stories of the classic serial.

June 14, 2021

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Episode 3

Relive the classic adventures of DI-13 in this 70th anniversary commemorative edition collecting the best completed stories of the classic serial.

June 14, 2021

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