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A young fisherman fights back against the criminal gangs who are poaching fish and stealing his family's livelihood.
Children with special power forced to go to different school near Korea.
Ye-Ji, an 18-year-old student at Hana Arts High School, wants to win the world's best classical international violin competition held in Korea. She wants to fulfill her older sister Ye-Seo dream, who died a year ago. Ye-Ji practices repeatedly on the expensive violin "John Webster" that her older sister had borrowed from the DK Music Foundation, but Ye-Ji's mother, Su-Jin, has conflicts with Ye-Ji, who does not hesitate to abuse herself for practice, and eventually returns the violin to the music foundation. Ye-Ji, who believes that neither the competition nor the victory are meaningful without Webster, is about to give up everything when she receives a text message saying she has passed the final round of the competition. Will Ye-Ji be able to get John Webster back and win the competition? Ye-Ji's adventure in the city to get John Webster back begins now! (Source: Naver, translated)
*Based on the original short story by novelist Kim Young-Ha, the first page of a tragedy entangled between three men and one woman begins. The webtoon's unique interpretation and writing style fills in the blanks that were not revealed in the original.* The first story, The Origin of Life, is Seo-Jin's first love, In-Ah, who appears like a miracle before his eyes. Surprisingly, she is the same as when she was a teenager. New truths are revealed in front of the love between the two people who seemed like they would last forever. "Seo-Jin, I'm married." The second story, A Christmas Carol, is the death of 'Cho Jin-Sook', a Korean living in Germany who returned to Korea after 20 years. All three men surrounding her are murder suspects. The more you dig into the charred love between the four men and women, the more it heads toward destruction. What truth will be revealed at the end of these two stories that were reborn as webtoons? (Source: Naver, translated)
From TokyoPop: Lahr and Neffi are gentle and fun-loving Gelflings who want little more than to enjoy the simple pleasures of life and love. But when their villages are attacked and plundered by the violent Garthim, their worlds are turned upside down as they narrowly escape with their lives. Now, united against insurmountable odds, the two Gelflings must put aside their peaceful ways and emerge as heroes to lead a frightened neighboring village into something they never thought they'd face - war. Celebrate Jim Henson's visionary fantasy classic by returning once again to the world of Gelflings, Mystics, and Skeksis in this exciting new manga prequel!
*"Your video is the number one trending right now!"* Sung-Jun was an unknown even after five years in the idol industry, but he suddenly became an overnight sensation with one viral video. A-Yun had sworn off men, but she gradually became a fan of Sung-Jun after getting involved with him. The story of an idol and a fan's hope and dreams! (Source: Naver Series, translated) *Note: Include one extra chapter.*
The word "Imaemangryang" refers to all the monsters of the world. "Seobang," the Imaemangryang who protected Jeongjo, sets out to prevent a disaster that has awakened after 300 years. To do so, he must protect "Han Yu-Jeong," a woman with mysterious powers... A bloody battle begins between Imaemangryang, who have adapted to the modern world, including goblins, maegoo, Jangsanbeom, and Du-eoksini. (Source: Lezhin, translated)
From Just Manga No one believes in gods anymore. Superstitions are disappearing and humans are starting to destroy the ancient Buddhist temples. Is this the natural course of human progress, or is an evil spirit controlling the course of human destiny? Alarmed that this destruction is plunging the world into chaos, the eight most powerful immortals unite to eliminate the evil spirit that becomes more powerful as each temple is destroyed.
D.P. stands for "Deserter Pursuit", a soldier who catches deserters. Jun-Ho An, as a D.P., pursues a deserter and faces the reality of the military through the problems of each defector.
