Korean Comics!

[Ulver_684]

Hyunwoo-sun, Keith!

There so many Korean comics online that are worth mention or you guys can do a lesson about them, I really would like to know more about them.

Apartament
Fool
The great catsby
Romance killer
Pinwheel Boy's Dream
Dasepo Girl
Cromartie High School, etc, etc

If you are interest to know more, here is the website:

http//www.Dasepo.com/

[John]

sweet I love comics and cartoons. I agree we need some comics on here, can anyone draw? lol

[Ulver_684]

sweet I love comics and cartoons. I agree we need some comics on here, can anyone draw? lol

John!

Thank you but I also can't draw!

[Haesin]

I may be of some help, illustrating some kind of story to teach the language or for the vocabulary part.
Here are my portfolios:

http://aranel-nenharma.deviantart.com/gallery/

http://www.illustartist.com/artists/cat ... c5225905a5

[John]

wow you are good.

[Haesin]

thank you

[owbEe]

I may be of some help, illustrating some kind of story to teach the language or for the vocabulary part.
Here are my portfolios:

http://aranel-nenharma.deviantart.com/gallery/

http://www.illustartist.com/artists/cat ... c5225905a5

Wow! Your drawings are AMAZING! I would want to have such talent.

[javiskefka]

Can anyone recommend an interesting non-fiction comic book? I have heard that there are many comic books written on serious topics as a way to introduce them to Korean students. I'd like to check one out, because hopefully it would be easier to read than a full-length Korean book.

[nilfisq]

This is a a good suggestion! I read on several occasions that manhwa are (becoming) as popular as Japanese manga nowadays, but I never found manhwa series translated into English here in Europe. Do they exist? If so, where to find them? Are there any manhwa for children that are easy enough for relative beginners? I love reading comics in a foreign language: it is great fun, so hopefully we can expect a (culture) class about manhwa in 2009.

[hyunwoo]

I may be of some help, illustrating some kind of story to teach the language or for the vocabulary part.
Here are my portfolios:

http://aranel-nenharma.deviantart.com/gallery/

http://www.illustartist.com/artists/cat ... c5225905a5

Haesin You're really good!!! Do you have any suggestions as to how your drawings could make their ways into lessons? Or any other ideas ? ^^

[hyunwoo]

Can anyone recommend an interesting non-fiction comic book? I have heard that there are many comic books written on serious topics as a way to introduce them to Korean students. I'd like to check one out, because hopefully it would be easier to read than a full-length Korean book.

Jeff, yes, there are tons of great comic books out there. Which field are you interested in reading about? Science? History? For example? I'll look for a few.

[hyunwoo]

This is a a good suggestion! I read on several occasions that manhwa are (becoming) as popular as Japanese manga nowadays, but I never found manhwa series translated into English here in Europe. Do they exist? If so, where to find them? Are there any manhwa for children that are easy enough for relative beginners? I love reading comics in a foreign language: it is great fun, so hopefully we can expect a (culture) class about manhwa in 2009.

We'll prepare a culture class on 만화 around April Thanks for the suggestion!!

[javiskefka]

Can anyone recommend an interesting non-fiction comic book? I have heard that there are many comic books written on serious topics as a way to introduce them to Korean students. I'd like to check one out, because hopefully it would be easier to read than a full-length Korean book.

Jeff, yes, there are tons of great comic books out there. Which field are you interested in reading about? Science? History? For example? I'll look for a few.

What about something on sociology?

[maxiewawa]

http://www.dasepo.com/

Why can't I get through to that site? It says I'm under 19 (I think) and I can't get through to the content.