Manhwa or Manga?

11 years ago
Posts: 362
Korean webcomics are really good. i guess that may count as manhwa.
WEBTOONS ヽ( ★ω★)ノ
10 years ago
Posts: 1
I like reading manga to relax, but the stories amazing me the most were all manhwa
(Savage Garden, Absolute witch, The poet who buys words, Running through the city in the sunset, H2O, The Queen's Knight a.o.),
and i'm always super happy whenever I discover a great manhwa with a beautiful art and a interesting plot 🙂

10 years ago
Posts: 46
I like both!
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10 years ago
Posts: 354
It depends really on the story itself but manga has a jump start on shoujo whereas manhwa has a smaller collection available (i.e. consider the amount of manga scanned versus manhwa)
Recently there's been a wave of shoujo manga that's been really good. During the golden age of shoujo, manga was great but then there was a lull and now there's a different kind of story (utilizing more slice of life scenarios/plots).
Manhwa is pretty good except for 95% of Hwang Mi-Ri and Han Yu-Rang manhwas. There's a lot of good ones out there. The art is more beautiful imo

10 years ago
Posts: 47
I'm going to say it is a toss up. If it is a romance then the manga girl is going to be extremely meek/submissive while the manhwa girl is going to be very loudmouth, bordering on being a delinquent. Either way, you're still dealing with a girl that is following a stereotype and while one or the other can be a nice change of pace depending on which you find yourself being overloaded with, it doesn't change the fact that it is still an overused stereotype.