Korean Manhwa

[jedijuck]

only ones im reading right now would be veritas and the breaker. i love em both so i will be checkin more out. the breaker is read right to left tho

[Ashah]

For those who say that the Manhwa style sucks, I guess this is a matter of what you appreciate. I personally have a greater appreciation for Manhwa style art than that of Manga.
The Breaker and Veritas being at the top of the list of best art styles in my opinion.

For those who say that Manhwa is stealing from Manga, I should remind you that even Manga artists/authors take concept and styles from each other all the time. Ever hear phrase "there's nothing new under the sun"? Take into consideration that there are limited amount of topics they can chose from to even get to the point where we would be discussing them here.

[sevencold19]

this are the manhwa I read

Ping
The Breaker
Aflame Inferno
Unbalance x Unbalance
Noblesse

BTW unbalance and unbalance and aflame inferno are from the same artist.

[lorDyy]

I'm reading Veritas, The Breaker (thanks for introducing me to this one guys hehe) and I also read Shin Angyo Onshi and they are all very good. I'm starting to get more and more interested in manhwas because I find the characters development more interesting than in mangas.

[Rokudaime Sennin ™]

I got one word for ya'll.

TRACE

[SCarred Luffy Lvl:Z]

I got one word for ya'll.

TRACE

That was a good 1. A shame that it ended though. Especially since it seemed like TRACE was just the precursor to the real huge story (that was hopefully coming) but doesn't seem that way now.

[Airicks]

-I'm liking Manhwas more and more over Manga, it seems Korean Arthur's are not only as good (or better in most cases) writers then Japanese, they also seem to care about it a lot more about their works too.

Of course you have your big 3 shounen manga that release once a weak consistently, and there are others too (beelzezbub/HSDK/Fairy Tail to name a few) however in most cases, specially when it comes to non-shounen manga, the release dates are 2 weeks, and often under 20 pages long.

As for seinen manga, I don't think the artists care at all, and the popularity doesn't seem to matter either - with horrible release dates and small chapters its almost impossible to keep attention to them. Likewise, the few lesser known seinen manhwas I know of at least put out a volume ever 2 months (or about 6-7 chapters)

Can't say I'll ever write mangas off, however I can say if the trend continues manhwas will be my favorite.

[Black-Leg Sanji]

Is Noblesse consider one? It's by a Korean dude.


Noblesse
For 820 years he had slumbered with no knowledge of mankinds advancement and scientific progress. The land which he once knew has become an unfamiliar place with new technology, attitudes, and lifestyles. Upon awakening, Cadis Etrama Di Raizel (aka Rai), seeks to familiarize himself with this era. He locates a loyal servant of his, Frankenstein, who is currently the principal of a South Korean High School. Rai decides that this school is the perfect place to help him learn about the modern world, enrolls, and begins associating with a group of good-natured students in order to blend in. But this new world is no safer than the old; and the dignified, bewildered, technologically inept Rai finds himself embroiled in adventures both ridiculous and dangerous.

[Flare Blitz]

I've read/am reading

Aflame inferno
UnballancexUnballance
zippy ziggy
veritas
The breaker
Freezing
God of highschool
Green boy
School shock
Highschool
Immortal regis
Kid gang
Onihime VS
Yongbi the Invincible
Dragon who
Zetman
Yoo ah dok-jon
Legend of mayan
My lovable fatty
Team medical dragon
My boyfriend is a vampire
Jack frost
Monk!
IO
Love monster

and a few others
Can't remember them all