sliced off. The incident nearly starts a gang war in the area and Trese has to find the real murderer before the situation escalates. "Wanted: Bedspacer": A strange illness of depression affects students living along Katipunan Avenue and Trese has to trace the source of the paranormal epidemic. "Fight of the Year": With an aspiring boxer nearly lured into a deal he'd be sure to regret, Trese shows him what his idol has to do to achieve his fame and success. Trese 5: Midnight Tribunal "Maverick Rider" "The Judge's Verdict" "Return of the Madame" "The Great Stampede" Trese 6: High Tide at Midnight "The Executioner's Return" "Casa Lanan" "The Plan of the Four Clans" "The Executioner's Squad" "Slaughter at Brgy. Pacifica" Trese 7: Shadow Witness "Thirteen Stations" – Reprinted story from Manila Noir "The Exorcism of Linda Blasco" Table for Three" – Originally printed as an ashcan "The Madrid Gig" Stories from the Diabolical Budjette Tan created a blog, titled Stories from the Diabolical to share narratives that he could not put into the comic books. They would often involve "The Diabolical" and sometimes reference the main cases such as "Case 1: At the Intersection of Balete and 13th Street" and "Case 2: The Rules of the Race". Some of the stories in the blog were made in collaboration with other artists such as Mark Torres, who drew for Image Comics, and Elbert Or, creator of Bakemono High. Most of the blog posts were published in the first volume and were all illustrated by Kajo Baldisimo. Trese: Stories from the Diabolical Volume 1 "One Last Drink at the Diabolical" "The Usual Spot" "The Last Full Show", was the first draft that was developed into Thirteen Stations "The Choir" "Coffee Black" Stories from the Diabolical Blog "Welcome to The Diabolical", used panels from Our Secret Constellation "The Choir" "One Last Drink at the Diabolical" , illustrated by Mark Torres "The Usual Spot" , illustrated by Elbert Or "Coffee Black" "I Carry your Heart "On the first of January" "The Last Full Show" "Night of the Creeps" Precinto 13 Originally published as ashcans, they are currently available in the Trese blog. They were illustrated by artist Atan Talas. "A Domestic Disturbance" Story by Budjette Tan. Scripted by David Hontiveros and Budjette Tan "Premeditation" "Midnight Patrol" "Calling the Parents of a Little Girl in a Blue Dress" Trese Komiks These are re-released issues