lighter in his face to belch a flammable cloud of alcohol-laden breath to set the goon's torso aflame. Nap then threatens to shoot Rudolf, but Igno places himself between the two, shielding Rudolf from harm. Before Nap could pull the trigger, flaming cans of shoe polish strike him and his goons. Polgas, in the guise of The Polisher (a spoof of The Punisher) has arrived to the rescue. He tells everyone that the police were on the way. Taking advantage of the distraction created by a brief scuffle between Igno and the Angs' bodyguard, Nap pulls out a derringer and aims it at Igno. A shot is heard, and Nap finds a bleeding hole in his gut; Rudolf has fashioned an improvised weapon out of the water pipes from a kitchen sink and had effectively used the bullet mailed to him by Nap as a threat. The police arrive and take the bad guys away. Epilogue The true Ang brothers get their identities back, and the jueteng lords are in the midst of defending themselves in court. Igno's record is also clean; he is no longer "Wanted" in Bulacan. Igno takes Tomas out to Rudolf's hut, intending to tear down the structure and transport it home, as Rudolf had bequeathed this to him as a reward. They soon notice that the bamboo posts in the hut had small holes in them. Upon closer inspection, they discover that all the posts in the hut were filled with loose change. Using the money retrieved from the hut, Tomas buys new guns for his collection and Igno gets himself a pickup truck and a new house. However, he reveals in the next strip that the cash he and Tomas found were only enough for the house, gun collection, and truck and thus, as part of the strip's punch line, asks Mao for an IOU. Notes about the arc Benigno Ramos: Bounty Hunter is the first story arc to feature Igno, who was first introduced in 1998, as a lead character. His only other appearance is as a minor character in Private Investigator!. In a scene occurring after the jueteng lords' arrest, Polgas reveals to Igno yet another of his disguises: The Publisher (yet another spoof of the Punisher). He describes himself as publishing the works of Pol Medina, Jr. while holding a copy of Pugad Baboy 18, an in-joke to the fact that