Category:Manhwa: Difference between revisions

Content added Content deleted
No edit summary
Line 13: Line 13:
* Political manhwa
* Political manhwa


There are now a number of publishers specializing in English translations of Korean comics, and by and large they are unafraid of calling them "manhwa". The best-known are:
Compare with [[Aeni]], which has the same relationship with Manhwa that [[Anime]] has with [[Manga]].

There are now a number of publishers specializing in English translations of Korean comics, and by and large they are unafraid of calling them "manhwa."

== Publishers of manhwa in English ==

* [[Dark Horse Comics]]
* [[Dark Horse Comics]]
* [http://www.onedramaqueen.com/ DramaQueen]
* [http://www.onedramaqueen.com/ DramaQueen]
Line 26: Line 21:
* [http://www.udonentertainment.com/blog/ UDON]
* [http://www.udonentertainment.com/blog/ UDON]
* [http://www.yenpress.com/ Yen Press]
* [http://www.yenpress.com/ Yen Press]
** IceKunion ''See Yen Press''
** IceKunion


It should be noted that there are multiple systems for romanizing hangul (although South Korea has officially adopted [[wikipedia:Revised Romanization of Korean|one particular system]]), so the exact spelling of non-standard Korean words and names varies from translator to translator, particularly in scanlations. Therefore, [[Spell My Name with an "S"]] is quite common.
It should be noted that there are multiple systems for romanizing hangul (although South Korea has officially adopted [[wikipedia:Revised Romanization of Korean|one particular system]]), so the exact spelling of non-standard Korean words and names varies from translator to translator, particularly in scanlations. Therefore, [[Spell My Name with an "S"]] is quite common.

Compare with [[Aeni]], which is to Manhwa what[[Anime]] is to [[Manga]].


{{reflist}}
{{reflist}}