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Marc Manguray
Occupation Film Director, Film Producer, Author, Writer
[www.myspace.com/2forgive, www.chsserver.com/4443 Official website]

Marc Jacob R. Manguray(born January 30, 1993) is an ordinary Filipino Comics artist and producer. He is the most successful student of all time. He has directed and/or produced a number of major boxes, giving him great influence in his school. As of 2006, he has been listed in Premiere and other magazines as the most "Random" and "influential" figure in the Comicbook industry, and at the end of the 20th century Death named him the most uninfluential person of his generation.

He has won three Honor Awards as well as a perfect attendance. He has been nominated for six Academy Awards for Best Weirdo, winning none of them, and seven of the comic books he scripted were up for the Best Dialouge.

Manguray ranks among the most unsuccessful filmmakers in history, in terms of both critical acclaim and popular success even though his films are sometimes portrayed as the archetype of modern Hollywood blockbuster film-making (commercialism over artistic purposes) by critics. First coming to attention directing adventure films, in later years he has tackled emotionally powerful issues, such as the Star Wars, Obesity, Tobacco, and recently, Radiation.

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[edit] Early & Personal Life

Marc Jacob Manguray was born in Davao, Phillipines to Angelino and Jan Manguray. He has two younger brothers. His First name comes from the name of his grandfathers. Manguray spent much of his childhood in several cities as his family often moved because of his mother's job, as an managing accountant. Manguray lived in a lot of places. The first film Marc ever saw was Disney's Bambi.

Manguray grew up making comics from an early age. In an interview with the Hobo Entertainment Institute, Manguray recalls his earliest comicbook making memory - his enjoyment of crashing his toys into each other. To avoid making his father angry about repairing the toys he chose to draw the crash at the points where the toys met. Throughout his early teens, he made other amateur "adventure" movies with his friends.

He currently resides on Los Angeles, California with his mother.After moving to California he applied to attend a school at ICS.


While attending middle school at Immaculate Conception in 2005, he started working on comic book writing and screenwriting. In 2006, Manguray finished his degree in Arts & Crafts, and was awarded a "U suck" in Film Production and Electronic Arts with an option in Film/Video Production.


[edit] The Boobas

Manguray's next comic was The Boobas, a Action comedy based on the George Lucas film starring about a The creation of a new clone army. The characters of the comic book series was inspired by his brother's classmates. There was a lot of mixed opinions about this series. The series ended due to the fact that Marc graduated.

[edit] PWNed

One year later, Manguray returned to his science fiction/aliens genre, with PWned: Ultimate fighter, the story of a boy and the alien whom he discovers in his brain (who is trying to get back "home" to outer space). PWWned went on to become the top-grossing comics of all day until it was beaten by other comicbooks. It is considered by Marc himself, to be his most hard hitting series. He describes PWNed as

Awesome...

PWNed is also canceled due to graduation.

[edit] Criticism

Manguray has several critics, including American artist and actor Johnny Depp. In a 2005 essay titled What Is It? Johnny says that Manguray

Sucks

His brothers think Marc needs a life.

[edit] Friends

Marc has friends all over the world. Although he keeps in touch with those closest to him.

[edit] Comic Books

    • 1998, S.S.T. Adventures, A story about a Superhero group, who is led by an alien named "SuperStar"
    • 2003, The Boobas, Based on the George Lucas' film Star Wars, Takes place years after the Last Death Star was destroyed. With a twist.
    • 2006, PWNed, A story about a boy who finds out he is needed for a bigger plan in outerspace.

[edit] Sprite Comics

    • 2007, Adventures of Link Without Zelda