Wohn Ku is a vampire that needs human blood to survive. As a tenderhearted child, she led a tortured existence until a girl named Seyeon willingly became her steady blood source. Seyeon stood by Wohn throughout their school years, defending her from bullies. Fast forward to the present where they move in together ahead of their freshman year of college. Seyeon remains fiercely protective of her friend, but Wohn is ready for a fresh start. When a devoutly religious sophomore girl named Juyi showers her with kindness, Wohn emerges from her shell only to realize that Juyi had once been her father’s kidnapping victim, a potential blood source she had refused to bite. Juyi grows closer to Wohn without remembering the incident, fueling jealousy in Seyeon. Will Juyi prove to be a savior washing away Wohn’s guilt, or will she ruin a vampire’s dream of redemption? (Source: WEBTOONS)

Father Daniel is a new teacher at Kaebiji Private High School, a school that is known for being a dump where all the local delinquents gather. He is adjusting to his new life well until one night when he stumbles upon a woman while on patrol… and finds her beating a man. Sensing that something is off, Father Daniel reports the incident to the faculty the next day, only to realize that the woman, Miss Sasha, is also a teacher at the school. A strange relationship between a devoted priest and a kind teacher both disguised as angels begins... (Source: WEBTOONS)

The hit series from Eun Song returns with officially updated artwork, chapters, and additional scenes! With the sudden outbreak of a deadly virus, humanity is thrown into chaos. The few who survive it are either transformed into horrible cannibalistic creatures called "Worms," or super-humans called "Anomalies." Haru, a young Anomaly student at New Seoul High School, dreams of joining the prestigious "ISO" - an organization formed to fight the war against this virus. But the future in store for him is nothing like he imagined... (Source: Tappytoon)

Hyojoo can't wait to finish school and graduate into adulthood. Gunta, her annoying brother on paper, knows she has a past that still haunts her. They may live under one roof, but share nothing else - until summer break arrives with a rush of charming possibilities and new faces. Love or lies, Hyojoo may have to choose... (Source: Tappytoon) *Includes prologue and a two chapter side story.*

"I want to know who my father is!" In this sequel to hit romance series 'I Got a Boy,' more than a decade has passed since Hyojoo's restless young days and she's now the single mom of a spunky teenage daughter, Godam. But when Godam asks piercing questions about her father, the answers don't come easily. What happened to Hyojoo in all that time, and can Godam uncover the truth about their past? (Source: TappyToon)

Majeh was a great swordsman in life but in death he is merely an envoy to the next world for the King of Hell. It is later discovered that he is a legendary swordsman who was placed in a magical realm called the Moorim where the fiercest warriors stayed. When a disaster occurred in hell where the most wicked demons escaped into the world of Mortals, the King of Hell sends Majeh out to capture these escape demons... (Source: Wikipedia)

Three hundred years ago the Dark Magician Deshwitat Lived Rudbich, a vampire, was sealed in limbo by the Light Magician Kalutika. Resurrected in the present day, Deshwitat has vowed to destroy Kalutika, and now, with the help of a team of spiritual warriors, seeks the means to use Light Magic to achieve his ends. (Source: TOKYOPOP)

A chance encounter with a mysterious character named Goodfellow leads Ryang to spring where faeries are bathing. Here, Ryang meets Fanta, a faerie who wants nothing more than to stay with him in the human world. Living with a faerie can be especially trying, but Fanta makes it worse when her rival curses him to a string of 108 doomed relationships! (Source: TOKYOPOP)

After establishing an idealized utopian country, the legendary warrior, Hong Gil-Dong, disappeared without a trace. As time passed, the people of the land began to forget about Hong Gil-Dong, who had been enjoying a peaceful existence of anonymity in a small village. Until one day, when a band of unknown warriors invaded the village, leaving it in utter ruin. Now, Hong Gil-Dong has returned, determined to raise his village from the ashes-but in order to accomplish this he will need funds. And so he finds employment as a bounty hunter, capturing wanted criminals. Then, in a twist of fate, Hong Gil-Dong inadvertently rescues the daughter of a wealthy merchant from a kidnapping attempt. Consequently, he is hired on as her bodyguard, and charged with delivering the girl safely to her father. But evil forces lurk in the shadows, observing the hero's every move-waiting for the opportunity to strike. (Source: Tokyopop) *Utopia's Avenger* was partially published in English by Tokyopop, who published five volumes from December 12, 2006 to June 1, 2008.

Jin Sung Moo does his best to hide his inner feelings; Shin Hae Jung dances to the beat of her own drum; and Jimmy is an out-of-this-world guy with a revved-up motorcycle and style that is second to none. Some say it's an extreme kind of love. Some say it's just crazy. Some say it's a crazy love story. (Source: TOKYOPOP)

When Tae Yeon Im finds out that the idol star that she's adored for ages is currently attending the same school as her identical cousin, Jung-Woo Im, she convinces her cuz to exploit their similitude and switch places, she will dress as him, attend his school and try to get close to her lover boy. And he will dress as her, attend her school and revel in its sea of babes. Or maybe he just likes wearing a skirt? The plan seems flawless until Tae learns of a bully named Ga-Wun Kim who likes to beat up on poor Jung-Woo. Meanwhile, Jung-Woo finds that being a woman might not be as thrilling as it seems. (Source: TOKYOPOP)

Tian and Drei von Richenstein, two unlikely heroes, embark on an adventure filled with excitement, intrigue, and comic relief. Their adventures are complicated by the fact that they have a knack for making allies into new enemies... (Source: Tokyopop)