Joy, an art teacher, has difficulty finding any solace in her life. She has never been at ease with her neighborhood, her family, or her job, and is always packed up and ready to go somewhere, but is always held back by life. Things start switching around with the appearance of an old crush, Aerie, who was the first breath of fresh air in her otherwise smothering life. Baby steps for the both of them, as they discover the value of companionship, proper relationships, and ultimately, a way to a truly Joyful Life! (Source: Pocket Comics)

Yu Bona is no ordinary mom returning to the office after maternity leave. For her first assignment back she heads to a rooftop, points a sniper rifle at her target in a nearby hotel room, and “bang!” the legendary assassin “Kingfisher” is back. But as Bona takes on a series of new targets, her news reporter husband Taesung is ordered to investigate Kingfisher’s return, and as the bodies pile up, the line between personal and professional slowly starts to blur. (Source: Tapas)

Han Ba-Ram and Lim Han-Tae first met the day Ba-Ram quit his guitar academy after an incident with the teacher. Now, six years later, the two are close, but Ba-Ram secretly has feelings for his best friend. Ba-Ram has tried to move on from the past and his crush, but when their former guitar teacher plays Ba-Ram's song on TV and claims it's his, he is forced to confront his past and tell Han-Tae what really happened that day. Will Ba-Ram finally stand up for himself... and confess his crush on Han-Tae? (Source: Tapas)

Mistakes can be corrected later, but misunderstandings may never be resolved. A friend from the past that I ran into on SNS by chance. A relationship that was really close, but ended irreversibly due to a huge misunderstanding. But I, never said anything like that. But I… Couldn’t say anything. (source: Comico Korea, translated)

Then I thought it was a coincidence. That style is quite common and it’s not my specialty. After that, I got a little nervous. Did my drawing get copied and spread? Was it my follower? Was he referencing my style because he liked it? Finally, I got anxious. When I saw the T-shirt with the pattern I drew myself, I thought, ‘Did I draw that pattern without knowing it? Or did my drawing get stolen?’ In the end, I asked her directly. “This one? I didn’t buy it anywhere...” And then, “I custom-made it myself. What do you think? Does it suit me?” She asked me back. She wore clothes that matched the style I drew, emphasized the items that emphasized the pattern I drew, styled the accessories so that they would stand out, and posed… “I wanted to hear you say that I look good on you.” Looking straight into my eyes… (source: Comico, translated)