Manga vs Manhwa

Manhwa is korean for Manga. The only difference that I could think of would be the origin. There is to say about artwork and story content but, that too depends on the taste of the reader. I have read a good amount of Manga and tried to read different genres too that got me interested. For Manhwa, I think I have only read Ragnarok: Into the Abyss.

Here is the first time I heard Manhwa. So Its koreans comics right? For me I prefer manga then manhwa because of drawing style. I love manga style more but some manhwa is great, too.

Some comic statements are true facts... Manga Vs. Manhwa, meaning in english is Man Vs Monkey.

Presuming manhwa is the Korean equivalent of manga like I think it is; the only ones I've encountered are a title or two that were included in Yen+ the four or five issues I managed to acquire anyway. I personally have nothing against it as long as the storyline and art are decent. Of course I'm somewhat open minded in the art aspect so it doesn't have to be what traditionally passes for 'good'. As long as it's consistent. And it probably wouldn't hurt to throw in a pronunciation guide for character names. That "Pig Bride" or whatever it was called had a couple I tripped over. I've no idea how they're supposed to sound, the one benefit of it being written word though. I'll only feel dumb if I try to talk about it.

Manga was easier for me to find so I haven't had the chance to read much Manhwa but I would like to. To me the story is the most important I will read whatever has the best story and art. I will admit that I don't like to get started on something that I will not be able to read the end of because it is hard to find. Luckly most everything is being made advalable.

i guess, it really depends on individuals. As different people has different taste. Personally, I like both. It does not matter to me whether it is manga or manhwa. So long as the story line and the art are good. the only thing which i could not stand is the waiting time for the translator to scan and translate it. Especially for those ongoing project which i need to visit every week, so that I can continue to read it. I prefer to read from the beginning till the end in one shot. I agree with you on this point whereby those people who refused to either one of them were truly missed out some good stuff. I have read several manhwa up till now, there are some good manhwa which i would like to suggest: Princess, Goong, The Bride of the Water God. but there are some problem for those good manhwa: it is very hard to find those translated manhwa and it always get license. So there is no way those translator will continue to translate it once it get licensed.

I personally love both, but I think that manhwa art is so much prettier than manga most of the time. But it's also pretty weird how just about all the different artists seem to draw the same to me in manhwa compared to mangas. Now sometimes with some mangas I can't stand the art and it turns me off from reading the story, but that's just with a small few...so I read both, but I jump when I find a new manhwa.

I like both, manga and manwha. The art depends more on the person than on the nationality, but I admit that coreans aren't skillful at all when it comes to draw super deformed characters. About the story, I have read many entertaining manga and manwha, so I will usually chose to read not minding the nationality but that it will entertain me.

me myself, both like the Manga and Manhwa, but I prefer manga mostly, coz the difference in drawing and in a good story line. most likely the story for manhwa is short, although I read some one-shot manga.. ^^, heheh.. MANGA IS THE BEST!!!!!

I actually like them both.