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Manhwa are Korean comic books. The term is transliterated from the Japanese word " manga", and manhwa are often confused with the latter in North America due to the marketing policies of the various licensing companies.
1 Korean manhwa publishers
- Daiwon C.I.
- Haksan Publishing
- Sigongsa
2 English-language publishers of manhwa
3 List of manhwa
- Armageddon
- The Boss
- Chronicles of the Cursed Sword
- Couple
- Demon DiaryDemon Diary (originally Diary of a Demon King is a 7 volume manhwa ( Korean comic) illustrated by Kara Lim (who usually just goes by the pen name "Kara"). It was originally published by Sigongsa and has been licensed in North America by TokyoPop. Demon Di
- Dragon Hunter
- Eternity
- Evil's Return
- Faeries' Landing
- Fantasy Land
- Full House
- Gadirok
- Hardboiled Angel
- I.N.V.U.
- Island
- Kill Me, Kiss Me
- King of Hell
- Les Bijoux
- Love or Money
- Model
- Mythology of the Heavens
- Nambul: War Stories
- Neck and Neck
- NOW
- One
- President Dad
- PriestPriest is a 15 volume manhwa ( Korean comic) series created by Min-Woo Hyung. It is published in English by TokyoPop. Manga (Books) NamePublisher BooksEnthsiast.comnglish Priest Volume 1BooksEnthsiast.com English Priest Volume 2BooksEnthsiast.com English Priest Volume 3ISB
- Queen's Knight
- RagnarokRagnarok is a manhwa created by the South-Korean Lee Myung-Jin. There are currently 10 volumes in circulation, published in English in North America by TokyoPop. The manhwa is also published in English in Singapore by Chuang Yi. A MMORPG based on Myung-Ji
- Rebirth
- Ruler of the Land
- Saint Marie
- Sky Blade Sword of the Heavens
- Snow Drop
- Sweet and Sensitive
- Under the Glass Moon
- Yongbi the Invincible
4 See also
- List of Korea-related topicsThis is a list of Wikipedia articles on Korea-related people, places, things, and concepts. For help on how to use this list, see the introduction below. Quick Index Contents Introduction List of Korea-related topics (1-K List of Korea-related topics (L-Z
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ManhwaManhwa are Korean comic books. The term is transliterated from the Japanese word " manga", and manhwa are often confused with the latter in North America due to the marketing policies of the various licensing companies. Korean manhwa publishers Daiwon C.
