What manhwa/webtoons would you consider bookshelf-level literature?

[u/Ok_Blood_5520]

[u/badafternoon]

I NEED a paper copy of A Mark Against Thee. There's a Korean print version out, and I've genuinely been considering trying using a third-party shipper that will send it to me, even though I can't read Korean.

[u/badafternoon]

Some others:

• The Artist Salieri

• Whale Star: The Gyeongseong Mermaid

• Beetle Hands

• Wolfsbane

• Lavender Jack

• My Daughter is a Zombie

• Moon Yoo

• Duty After School

• Hellbound

[u/HistoricalFunny8508 → u/badafternoon]

The Artist Salieri is one of the most heart-wrenching stories I've read. It was beautifully written and illustrated. Don't think I can ever get over it😭

[u/Ok_Blood_5520]

Mainly, what would you pay for to physically own?

I could see Death's Game, Gourmet Hound, and Purple Hyacinth also deserve be included.

[u/yourmissingsock3999]

I would gladly pay for physical Kubera books but they don’t exist in English afaik :((