This series apparently only has one volume out so far, but it's really fun! It's a manwha, by SoHee Park, about what modern Korea would be like if it still had a monarchy. It's a really well drawn series, as well (especially since the author drew it in high school). SoHee Park draws these really hilarious deformed (they aren't exactly chibi) faces that had me laughing in class! Has anyone else read this series?
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Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 6:02 pm
I've read it and I really love it, but it's been years since the first volume came out...I heard that supposedly the second volume will finally be out this summer, but I'm not counting on it since the publishing date has changed so many times.
I really hope it comes out! Amazon says that volume two is supposed to come out in July, but it also says that volume 3 came out last August and it says that the publisher for all three is Ice Kunion, so who knows...
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