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Pedro Penduko becomes famous due to its originality to share stories about mythical creatures and beliefs in the Philippines. In which case, it can also derive in Carnival Theory, some of its chapters talks about aswangs or encantos that might be sensitive for the children.  But despite of this, parents are still allowing their kids to watch it for them to learn different beliefs in their community and lessons about being honest, loyal and bravery. And even if the shows are for kids, adults can still relate to it. It has drama and actions it represented throughout the storytelling making it a family blockbuster for everyone to enjoy.

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This is some of the example of his trademark

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This is some of the example of his trademark

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His works in the field of komiks gave the other people a chance to showcase their talent among the other Filipinos instead of going abroad and present their talents to other industries. Some of his works became films to encourage the other people that even if they don't follow his work can still enjoy it through films. One of the example is Pedro Penduko. People uses the signs and symbols correlating to the movie in notebooks, papers or any merchandise to showcase to the young audience that we also had our own heroes. So up to this day, there are shows that was inspired by it, for example if Filipinos sees a red shirt with a brown belt along with a golden medal will remind them about Pedro Penduko.

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This event happened at SM Aura Premier where they showcase his passion towards his works and journey in creating comics that puts an impact to youngsters like me.

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Coching studied art  and by 1934 he tried his firsthand at comics. His first creation was 'Bing Bigotilyo', a comic about a bungling playboy, which appeared in Silahis Magazine. A year later he was inspired by the concept of heroes and so he created the warrior Marabini, whose adventures appeared in Bahaghari Magazine. Francisco’s works in the field of Komiks are one of the things I got fascinated on when I was kid, his works bought inspired me to do comics and gradually inspired me to be an animator. His works relates in the history and other stories like the classics philippine proses (speeches). Unfortunately, some of his works was not finished due to the World War II but as the years goes by, he decided to do different komiks that will entertain the masses and some of his works become films that up to this day inspires young artist in any field to enhance their creativity.

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Francisco V. Coching  (29 January 1919 - 1 September 1998, The Philippines)

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This is one of the example of a Komiks especially on newspaper ad when its often about politics, funny jokes and even short lessons for children and adults to remember.

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General Luna and his companions: General Luna is one of the strongest and bravest person I've ever known; he fought the war against the Americans to claim our freedom from colonization. He is my favorite hero. 

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Jose Rizal: Filipinos created films and shows about the Filipino hero Jose Rizal and his journey on how he fought for the Filipino's rights.

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Part A- M3 SUMMATIVE PHILIPPINE POP CULTURE