That’s right folks! Somebody out there likes the work I do, and for that, I am very thankful. Whoever you are, thank you, and please know that it makes me happy that the comic is appreciated by someone!

The voting period for the Komikon Awards this year will take place from August 10 – September 20. Voting procedures are TBA, until all the wrinkles are ironed out, I guess. Anyway, I will be updating this post once more information becomes available.

You can check out more Komikon-related media here and here.

UPDATE 1:
Voting Ballots will be made available in the following stores during the voting period:

Comic Odyssey:

• Robinson’s Place, Level 3 Ermita, Manila
• Robinson’s Galleria, Level 3 Expansion Mall,Edsa cor. Ortigas

Comic Quest:

• Lower Ground Floor Bldg. A, SM Megamall
• 2nd Floor Main Bldg., SM City North Edsa

Online voting polls to be announced.

For a full list of nominees for the Komikon Awards 2009, click here.

UPDATE 2:
Online voting is now active! If you have a deviantART account, you can log in and vote for the best webcomic by clicking here.

To see voting polls for other categories, click here.

If you do not have a deviantART account but would still like to vote via the online polls, hang tight – the guys are working on that. As usual, watch this space for the info!

Note: This is a repost from my personal blog.

Our white Nissan Urvan bearing the plate ZED 886 was stolen this Sunday Morning, as it was parked right outside our apartment building here in Makati City.

Please help us find it! If you spot a vehicle going around the city or anywhere at all with the plate ZED 886, please inform the nearest police officer or traffic enforcer that it is a stolen vehicle!

We would greatly appreciate it if you could provide us with ANY information regarding our vehicle. Also, if you could retweet this or replurk this, it would be a great help.

Please keep an eye out for the vehicle if you can! Stolen White Nissan Urvan, ZED 886.

Thanks much.

Addendum: Identifying Marks

1. The van has fog lamps in front and some square lamps at the back
2. The van may also have DILG and DOTC placards displayed in the front windshields (or it may have been stashed or disposed of… but still).
3. The rear door has noticeable dent around the license plate area.
4. The rearmost seats have no head-rests; in fact we have them right here… mementos from our stolen vehicle (how ironic).

Note: I realize all these things can be… worked around, for lack of a better term, by the thieves, but just in case they’ve overlooked these things, they may help in identifying our vehicle.