In Filipino colloquial (slang) terms, few words capture a sense of playful absurdity, wackiness, or comical foolishness quite ...

“Kenkoy usually refers to someone who is boisterously hilarious, funny or amusing,” said Dr. Jose Wendell Capili of the University of the Philippines Diliman, a Pinoy pop culture researche ...

First published in Liwayway magazine in 1929, Kenkoy, the cartoon character which later became the general word for cartoons in the Philippines is marking its 90th anniversary this year.

This time it features no less than the greatest work of the Father of Philippine Cartoons, Tony Velasquez’s Kenkoy. Antonio Velasquez created Kenkoy way back in 1929. Long before the era of ...

As explained on #KuyaKimAnoNa on “24 Oras,” the first Filipino comic book character was Kenkoy, whose full name was Francisco “Kenkoy” Harabas. Kenkoy was created by Tony Velasquez, the father of ...

In the ‘50s, Virginia Montes starred in many movies, three of the most memorable were 48 Oras, Bandido and Kenkoy, all produced by Premiere Productions. Bandido, directed by the acclaimed Ramon A.