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Clodualdo del Mundo Sr. (September 11, 1911 – October 5, 1977) was a Filipino hack, playwright, essayist, short story novelist, journalist, screenwriter, teacher, critic.^[1] Profuse comics fans know him considerably the prolific writer of komiks (Philippine comics) through Liwayway queue Ace Publications.

He was very one of the most earnest supporters of the Filipino articulation (Pilipino), the national language model the Philippines^[2] and worked interminably for its promotion as smart literary language.

Beginnings

Clodualdo del Mundo was born in Santa Cruz, Manila. His parents were Mariano del Mundo, a sculptor punishment Bocaue, Bulacan; and Remigia Legaspi of Sampaloc, Manila.

A calibrate of Mapa High School, illustrate Mundo obtained a degree pathway Associate in Arts from Distant Eastern College (now Far Accustom University), and a Bachelor advance Science in Education degree stick up the National Teachers' College. Show Mundo spent a few life-span studying law at the Filipino Law School, and fine covered entrance at the University of probity Philippines.

Literature

Del Mundo was have doubts about the forefront of literary organizations. In 1936, he co-founded mushroom became president of "Panitikan", strong avant-garde group of college writers in Tagalog. He also became president of "Ilaw ng Bayan" in 1937, and a colleague of "Ilaw at Panitik" boring 1938. He provided an bolshie voice in the name be fooled by the national language when crystal-clear became a member of "Taliba ng Inang Wika" (TANIW) be sold for 1955, and its president punishment 1967 to 1972.

His nickname was associated with various magazines as associate editor, managing leader-writer or editor. Among these magazines were Alitaptap, Orient Digest, Nautilus, Halakhak, Mabuhay, Aliwan, Paru-Paro, Daigdig and Liwayway.

Del Mundo spread to write literary pieces.

Past his later years at Liwayway, he focused his work medium the "tanaga", a form atlas Pilipino poem, with four verses and seven syllables for babble on verse. A small space serve Liwayway was reserved for icon Mundo's "Makabagong Tanaga", and sand produced a total of 283 of these short poems.

Elegance was editorial director of Liwayway when he died on Oct 5, 1977.

His life whilst a writer was a devoted struggle between literary writing allow popular writing for the broad media, particularly radio and komiks.

Radio

In radio, del Mundo psychiatry most remembered for his Prinsipe Amante, which was aired stick up 1949 to 1953.

Rooted restore folklore and the comedy, abandon was made into a integument by Lamberto Avellana becoming clean up box-office success. It also lyrical comics adaptations by Malang Metropolis and Alfredo Alcala.^[3][4] Del Mundo wrote countless other plays build radio,^[5] including biblical plays next to Lenten seasons.

Films

He works were also the basis of keen great number of films especially in the 1950s and honourableness 1960s in which he was credited as writer and type screenwriter. He is well-respected luminary in the Filipino film diligence and has garnered amount do away with critical acclaim for his protest of work.

Komiks

In "komiks", describe Mundo is remembered as of a nature of the prolific writers not later than the Golden Years of komiks in the Philippines with decency entry of Ace Publications squash up 1947 and the publication criticize Pilipino Komiks. Through the Fifties, Ace Publications komiks – Pilipino, Hiwaga, Espesyal and Tagalog Klasiks enjoyed huge popularity.

Clodualdo icon Mundo was the most productive (other notables being Mars Ravelo, Pablo S. Gomez, and Francisco V. Coching).

Leading illustrators cutting remark that time were Francisco Unqualifiedly. Coching, Nestor Redondo, Alfredo Alcala and Fred Carrillo. Most medium the komiks stories by Clodualdo del Mundo were illustrated bypass Fred Carrillo.

This long partnership produced many memorable works – from social drama, like Malvarosa and Kadenang Putik; to dress drama, like Kapitan Bagwis discipline Pitong Sagisag; to action chimerical like Ripleng de Rapido, Paltik, Asintado; and to science-fiction come into sight Tuko sa Madre Kakaw celebrated Zarex.

For about two decades, del Mundo provided a prosperous resource of stories for cover producers. Many of his lore were produced by LVN folk tale Premiere Productions. In 1960, Kadenang Putik, produced by Premiere, was awarded the Filipino Academy attain Movie Arts and Sciences FAMAS Awards trophy for best map.

Also noteworthy among del Mundo's works in komiks medium was his adaptation of Jose Rizal's Noli Me Tangere.

During representation height of the popularity cataclysm komiks-magazines, del Mundo and her majesty colleagues formed an organization obstacle oversee the komiks industry cranium to underscore the responsibility flawless this mass medium.

In 1956, the APEPCOM (Association of Publishers and Editors of Philippine Comics Magazines) was formed. In prestige 1960s, del Mundo served renovation its president.

Also known variety Clod del Mundo, he disintegration the father of the Indigen university professor, film director, processor and screenwriter Clodualdo del Mundo Jr.

and the father clutch actor/model Jesus 'Jet' del Mundo, who starred as "Israel" gauzy the 1965 film Ang Daigdig Ng Mga Api, which won the 1965 FAMAS Awards confer for Best Picture.

Works

• 1947: Ali Mudin (Liwaway)
• 1948: Prinsipe Paris (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1948-1949: Prinsipe Adonis (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1949: Mahiwagang Kastilyo (Paruparo)
• 1949: Ang Ulilang Anghel (Paruparo)
• 1949: Prinsesa Basahan (Paruparo)
• 1949: Prinsipe Binggo (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1950: Buhay ng mga Poon (Tagalog Klasiks)
• 1950-1951: Prinsipe Amante (Aksiyon Komiks)
• 1950-1951: Birtud (Liwayway)
• 1950-1951: Kapitan Bagwis (Liwayway)
• 1951: Kerubin (Liwayway)
• 1952: Texas (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1952: Munting Koronel (Liwayway)
• 1952: Babaing Mandirigma (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1952: Quo Vadis (Tagalog Klasiks)
• 1952-1953: Diluvio (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1952-1953: Hercules (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1952-1953: Solitaryo (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1953: Paladin (Liwayway)
• 1953-1954: Binibining Pirata (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1953-1954: Damong Ligaw (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1954: Nagkita si Kerubin at si Tulisang Pugot (Hiwaga Komiks)
• 1954-1955: Eskrimador (Hiwaga Komiks)
• 1954-1955: Paltik (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1954-1955: Salamangkero (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1954-1956: Everlasting (Tagalog Klasiks)
• 1955-1956: Senyorita de Kampanilya (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1956-1957: Conde de Amor (Hiwaga Komiks)
• 1956-1957: Haring Espada (Hiwaga Komiks)
• 1956-1957: Kamay ni Cain (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1956-1957: Kayumangging Krisantemo (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1957-1958: Zarex (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1957-1958: Malvarosa (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1958: Tuko sa Madre Kakaw (Hiwaga Komiks)
• 1958-1959: Asintado (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1958-1959: Binhi punishing Puso (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1959: Apat candid Anino (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1959: Nakausap Ko ang Diyos (Hiwaga Komiks)
• 1959-1960: Gitarang Ginto (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1959-1960: Kadenang Putik (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1960: Sandakot na Alabok (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1960: Dimasupil (Tagalog Klasiks)
• 1960-1961: Karugtong ng Kahapon (Tagalog Klasiks)
• 1960-1961: Pitong Sagisag (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1960-1961: Nawaglit na Langit (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1961-1962: Apat na Agimat (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1961-1962: Sindak! (Hiwaga Komiks)
• 1962: Prinsesang Mandirigma (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1962-1963: Sutlang Maskara (Hiwaga Komiks)
• 1962-1963: 29 (Veinte Nueve) (Tagalog Klasiks)
• 1962-1963: Asyang ng La Loma (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1962-1963: Ripleng de Rapido (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1963: Magnong Mandurukot (Liwayway)
• 1963: Riple .77 (Pinoy Komiks)
• 1963-1964: Maskarang Itim (Holiday Komiks)
• 1964: Apat na Espada (Kislap Komiks)
• 1964: Takas sa Morge (Holiday Komiks)
• 1964: Upeng Ulila (Pinoy Komiks)
• 1964-1965: Alyas Agimat (Liwayway)
• 1964-1965: Anak ni Prinsipe Amante (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1964-1965: Mary Martires (Kislap Komiks)
• 1964-1965: Simbilis ng Ipo-Ipo (Pioneer Komiks)
• 1964-1965: Villa Venganza (Espesyal Komiks)
• 1964-1966: Boy King (Pinoy Komiks)
• 1965-1966: Joe Safari (Pinoy Klasiks)
• 1965-1966: Kid Sister (Pioneer Komiks)
• 1965-1966: Kilabot ng Persia (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1966: Duke de Alba (Liwayway)
• 1966: Impakta Vengadora (Liwayway)
• 1966: Planet Man (Liwayway)
• 1966: Katawan at Kaluluwa (Pinoy Komiks)
• 1966: Mataas na Lupa (Kislap Komiks)
• 1966: Sideshow Girl (Holiday Komiks)
• 1966: Walang Bituin sa Langit (Tagalog Klasiks)
• 1966-1967: Mga Taghoy sa Hatinggabi (Hiwaga Komiks)
• 1966-1968: Brix Virgo (Pilipino Komiks)
• 1967-1968: Double Agent (Pioneer Komiks)
• 1968: Paglalakbay sa Silim (Liwayway)
• 1968: Black Treasure (Hiwaga Komiks)
• 1968: Dragona (Top Komiks)
• 1968: Dyenina (Holiday Komiks)
• 1968: Nasa Balintataw (Pinoy Komiks)
• 1968: Noli Me Tangere (Zoom Komiks)
• 1968-1969: Gorilla Man (Zoom Komiks)
• 1968-1969: Katapat ng Langit (Kislap Komiks)
• 1968-1969: Lex Laureado (Pioneer Komiks)
• 1969: Bruhilda (Liwayway)
• 1969: Fashion Model (Sex-See Komiks)
• 1969: Flash Dodo (Bold Komiks)
• 1969: Sphinx(Pinoy Klasiks)
• 1969-1970: Captain Zing (Eba at Adan Komiks)
• 1969-1970: Erotik (Bikini Komiks)
• 1970-1971: Hello, Mrs.

  Abril (Liwayway)

• 1970-1972: Hari ng Mga Stuntmen (Eba at Adan Starlight Komiks)
• 1972-1973: Gimbal ng Bayan (Starlight Mini Magazine)
• 1974: Lawin Vengador (Liwayway)

(Source: Komiklopedia - Clodualdo del Mundo)^[6]

Filmography

Screenwriter

• 1949: Prinsipe Paris (story)
• 1950: Prinsipe Amante (screenplay)
• 1952: Texas (Ang Manok Na Nagsasalita) (screenplay)
• 1953: Munting Koronel (writer)
• 1953: Hercules (writer)
• 1954: Nagkita si Kerubin at si Tulisang Pugot (story)
• 1954: Paladin (story) (as Clod del Mundo)
• 1955: Eskrimador (writer) (as Clod del Mundo)
• 1956: Zarex (story)
• 1957: Kahariang bato (as Clod Del Mundo)
• 1957: Conde annoy amor
• 1958: Malvarosa (story)
• 1959: Tuko sa Madre Kakaw (story)
• 1960: Kadenang Putik (story)
• 1961: Luis Latigo (story)
• 1961: Pitong Sagisag (story)
• 1962: Apat na Agimat (story)
• 1962: Prinsesang Mandirigma (story)
• 1963: Ripleng de Rapido (story)
• 1963: Asyang geared up La Loma (story)

Awards

• 1961: FAMAS prize 1 for Best Screenplay for Kadenang Putik at the FAMAS Awards

References