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Korean web-toons are a subgenre of Manhwa that are published exclusively online as Web Comics, usually on comic hosting sites such as Naver. Their layout is different from standard Manhwa -- instead of individual pages, webtoons are posted as one long, scrolling page per chapter, with most being entirely in color. Because they are not bound by publisher requirements as much as their print counterparts, web-toons also tend to be a little more avant garde, with either less conventional story lines or dealing with subjects that aren't usually addressed in mainstream entertainment. Although the readership of these web-toons were once restricted to the Korean speaking population only, the popularity of series such as Trace, Noblesse and Tower of God has recently generated a solid western fanbas

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  • Korean Webtoons
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  • Korean web-toons are a subgenre of Manhwa that are published exclusively online as Web Comics, usually on comic hosting sites such as Naver. Their layout is different from standard Manhwa -- instead of individual pages, webtoons are posted as one long, scrolling page per chapter, with most being entirely in color. Because they are not bound by publisher requirements as much as their print counterparts, web-toons also tend to be a little more avant garde, with either less conventional story lines or dealing with subjects that aren't usually addressed in mainstream entertainment. Although the readership of these web-toons were once restricted to the Korean speaking population only, the popularity of series such as Trace, Noblesse and Tower of God has recently generated a solid western fanbas
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  • Korean web-toons are a subgenre of Manhwa that are published exclusively online as Web Comics, usually on comic hosting sites such as Naver. Their layout is different from standard Manhwa -- instead of individual pages, webtoons are posted as one long, scrolling page per chapter, with most being entirely in color. Because they are not bound by publisher requirements as much as their print counterparts, web-toons also tend to be a little more avant garde, with either less conventional story lines or dealing with subjects that aren't usually addressed in mainstream entertainment. Although the readership of these web-toons were once restricted to the Korean speaking population only, the popularity of series such as Trace, Noblesse and Tower of God has recently generated a solid western fanbase for the medium. * A Fairytale for the Demon Lord * Annarasumanara * Baby Finger * Black Behemoth * The Bongcheon Dong Ghost * Cactus And Radio * Cant See Cant Hear But Love * Cheese in the Trap * Crepuscule * Dr Frost * Ensemble * Girls of the Wild's * The Great Merchant Kim Manduk * Kiss Wood * Knight Run * Kubera * Layers * Melo Holic * My Heart Is Beating * My Young Cat And My Old Dog * Nineteen Twenty One * Noblesse * Nowhere Boy * Orange Marmalade * Papi Nyang * Pink Lady * Remnant * Space * Song of the Cloud * Sunjeong Manhwa * TAL * The Great Merchant Kim Manduck * The Three Times * Thesis * Tower of God * Trace * Wait Wolf * Wake Up Deadman * Welcome to Room 305 * Welcome to the Convenience Store * Wolfs Castle
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