The impact of "Liwayway" on women’s writing shows through its authorship. A study conducted by Clarita Arellano reveals that the feminist authorship of "Liwayway", though a minority, broke the narrative of ‘otherness’ and silence, giving female voices authority over elements of discourse, general focus, and characterization. The publishing of these short fictions in "Liwayway" came with a promise of more radical feminist works to follow in its footsteps. In addition to this, two films produced in the 1950s were also based upon these female-led comics published in the magazine, "Aristokrata" and "Despatsadora", both dubbed as ‘women’s films’ by Joyce Arriola as they cater to women's concerns either in terms of female representation or female spectator-ship.