The comic’s creators, meanwhile, have a soft spot for Trese’s gun-toting henchmen Crispin and Basilio, better known as the kambal (twins). “They’re always a lot of fun,” Baldisimo says.

Alexandra has the twin demigods, Crispin and Basilio, constantly by her side and always ready to rumble when it’s time to take action. They hardly talk, but they’re always there for Alex.

Alexandra Trese began as an impossibility. She is one of the most identifiable and popular characters in contemporary Filipino comics, but she was born partly out of what couldn’t be done.

Some also pointed out that "Trese '' came out in 2005 while Kodansha began publishing "AOT" in 2009. Some argued over the good points of each character, while others were taking in all the fun in ...

The hype surrounding Trese shows no sign of abating. The dark fantasy series derived from the Filipino graphic novel of the same name had a strong debut on Netflix last Friday, June 11. Interest has ...

MANILA, Philippines — Netflix today released the official trailer for Trese, the highly anticipated Netflix Original Anime series based on the Philippine graphic novel created by Budjette Tan ...

When “TRESE” arrives on your screen and on North American comic book store shelves, Tan will have known his dream has come true: “Well, it took us awhile to do the impossible.” ...

Liza Soberano and Canadian actress Shay Mitchell, who play Alexandra Trese in the Filipino and English versions, respectively, were heard for the first time in the trailer released by Netflix at 9 ...