What is the status of Korean comics in the comics industry today?

Compared with Japanese manga paper release, black and white image quality, Korean manga is mostly popular on the Internet, and the colors are rich. Compared with Japanese comics** that are made into cartoons when they gain popularity, Korean comics are mainly adapted into movies and TV dramas, such as "I Love You", "Secret and Great", and "Moss". Oh yes, and the most classic example of a Japanese manga being transformed into a Korean TV series is City Hunter.

I think the reason why the live-action version is directly released is mostly related to the fierce competition in the Korean entertainment industry, and a large number of cabbage-priced actors can be used.

The influence of manga on South Korea is huge, due to the high penetration rate of smartphones in South Korea, anywhere on the subway or bus, as long as you can see people, there are people reading comics at any time and at any age with their mobile phones. Secondly, there are a large number of TV dramas, movies and mobile games in South Korea that are adapted from comics, and the more famous TV series are "Unborn", "The Girl Who Saw the Taste", "Night Scholar" and the movie "Hidden and Great". It's too many, just to name a few of the most recent.

Han Man is actually very good.,The style of painting is no worse than Japanese man.,But too many things that don't cj dissuade mainstream readers "elementary school students".,Attack can't cj diaphragm people.,I didn't dare to read it before.。

Originally, I was a fan of Japanese manga, but now I like Japanese manga less and less. The style of painting is too similar, and the settings are too similar. The interest in manga gradually shifted to Korean comics.

There are a lot of Japanese comics around me, but none of them read Korean comics. I think that there are many good works of Korean comics.

Korean comics have now become a huge industrial chain, mainly based on webtoons. It covers online: comics**, extended to comic adaptations of TV series, movies, online dramas, animations, game adaptations (mobile games, online games), etc.

Offline: comic books, comic goods, co-branded products, theme stores, theme restaurants, etc.

If you want to talk about the status of Korean comics in the whole world, I think that judging from the sales of Korean units at various book fairs, it should not be the mainstream. Speaking of comics, everyone still thinks of Japanese comics, American comics, and French comics.,Of course, in Europe and the United States, they call French comics-Belgian comics combined.。

The usual comics are basically not up to the grade.,But H's is better than RB's.。

Korean comics are overwhelmingly dominant in a certain genre.

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