The reason is because, in another thread discussion, someone said that The Breaker: New Waves is a webcomic. The reason being:
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You call it manhwa/manga/manhua when a series printed and published (either in magazine or tankoubon) on a paper first, so to read it on the web, there must be a scanlator group who SCAN it from the printed series to get the RAW. While webcomic made on the web in the first place, so to get the RAW, there's no need to scan it.
In The Breaker New Waves case, it published on web (DAUM) first then it printed and published later. In other words, the RAW come from the web first then it printed later. So, it basically a webcomic.
In The Breaker New Waves case, it published on web (DAUM) first then it printed and published later. In other words, the RAW come from the web first then it printed later. So, it basically a webcomic.
I disagree, because all other "webcomics" I read are:
1.) Full color
2.). Reads from right to left.
In this case The Breaker neither fits those 2 criteria. It's true, it is published online first, but does that automatically make it a webcomic?
Please help and provide proof or support for your definitions.
Thank you.
