Post number #154609, ID: e19625
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i know one punch man (which art was.. eh) and maybe the cute vocaloid 4-koma thingy (idr the name) but otherwise i haven't seen or heard much about japanese webcomic despite korean webtoon being quite popular around the globe. the majority of japanese indie scene lies in comiket so is it just not a thing?
also i know there are comics being published professionally online by publishers like takeshobo. i'm talking about more 'traditional', indie webcomics, not those ones.
Post number #154622, ID: bdd472
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There are. You just don't see them because of the language barrier. For example: Ore to Hero to Mahou Shoujo is an example of a Japanese webcomic.
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| i know one punch man (which art was.. eh) and maybe the cute vocaloid 4-koma thingy (idr the name) but otherwise i haven't seen or heard much about japanese webcomic despite korean webtoon being quite popular around the globe. the majority of japanese indie scene lies in comiket so is it just not a thing?
also i know there are comics being published professionally online by publishers like takeshobo. i'm talking about more 'traditional', indie webcomics, not those ones.