Description
“Distant Sky” Volume 1 is the Korean print edition of the hit dark fantasy webtoon set in the shared Super String universe. A boy awakens in a city swallowed by night, surrounded by corpses and absolute silence, and begins a desperate search for life and meaning in the ruins of Gangnam. This atmospheric manhwa is ideal for readers who enjoy post-apocalyptic horror, psychological tension, and character-driven Korean graphic novels.
Key Features
- Official Korean-language print edition of the webtoon “Distant Sky” (Simyeonui Haneul) Volume 1.
- Story by Inwan Youn and art by Sunhee Kim, set in the interconnected Super String universe.
- Post-apocalyptic horror and thriller narrative about a boy who wakes up in a building full of dead people while the city lies in complete darkness.
- Explores themes of despair, survival, and the fragile boundary between hopelessness and hope.
- Recommended on the cover by film director Yang Woo-seok (The Attorney) for readers struggling with despair and searching for hope.
- Substantial 408-page volume, offering a dense, immersive reading experience for manhwa and webtoon collectors.
- Created by acclaimed writer Inwan Youn, known for works such as “Island” and “Shin Angyo Onshi.”
- Great addition for fans of Korean comics, dark fantasy, and collectors of authentic K-webtoon merchandise.
Specifications
| Title | Distant Sky (Simyeonui Haneul) |
|---|---|
| Category | Manhwa / Graphic Novel |
| Volume | 1 |
| Authors | Story: Inwan Youn / Art: Sunhee Kim |
| Publisher | Wisdom House |
| Publication Date | 30 July 2014 |
| Origin | Korea |
| Language | Korean |
| Pages | 408 |
| Size | 13 × 20 cm |
| Weight | 0.60 kg |
| ISBN | 9788960867000 |
| Condition | New |
| Brand | K Webtoon |




Nolan – Austin, USA –
Just got Distant Sky Volume 1. The art is super detailed and really grabs your attention. It’s a different story that’s intriguing from the start, definitely makes me want more volumes. Shipping was fast too! I’ll be back for volume two soon.
Сергей – Казань, Россия –
Комикс очень интересный и затягивающий. Сюжет оригинальный, рисовка хорошая. Каждая страница держит в напряжении. Упаковка была аккуратная при доставке, все пришло без повреждений.
Elena Antonopoulos from Athens, Greece –
Con la calidad de producción inigualable, ‘Distant Sky’ capta no solo un público amante del cómic, sino a quienes valoran historias profundas. El misterio que rodea al joven protagonista resonó fuertemente con los miedos contemporáneos; despojados de nuestros entornos familiares y enfrascados en el desconocido horizonte digital que nos define hoy. Este primer volumen da vida a una narrativa cautivadora con sombras expresivas dibujadas sutilmente por Youn e Kim. Recomiendo disfrutar cada página como se contempla una obra maestra gastronómica – lentamente y saboreando sus texturas narrativas.
Layla Khaled from Rome, Italy –
Un’opera unica che t’immerge in un’atmosfera opprimente e affascinante. L’intensità visiva trasmette una profonda riflessione sulla vita e l’esistenza.
Thiago Ferrer from New York, USA –
Waking up to emptiness, the protagonist resonates with my own days wandering through abandoned subway stations in New York. This comic truly encapsulates isolation’s stark reality—stirring both fear and reflection within me.
Tatiana from Moscow, Russia –
لا يملك الكتاب “Distant Sky” مرونة المفهوم فقط، بل ينقل القارئ في تجربة تنبع من ظلمات الانعزال العميقة. يصور الرعب والرغبة بشكل مثير وشيق من خلال عيني فتى ضائع يفوق استنتاج العقل المنطقي حول عدم وجود النجوم والسيارات والكهرباء بين الأنقاض الصامتة لجانجاهم المدمرة. بسرد لامثيل له ، تتمتع الأسلوبيات المرئية بحضور قوي يجسد كل تأثير صادم يصل للقلب والروح ضمن صفحاتها، مغرية بذلك جميع محبي الكوميكس التي تحاكي المحسوسات النفسية والاستكشاف الفردي للوجود.
Lucia Ferraro from Lisboa, Portugal –
Uma experiência que fez meu coração bater forte! A trama de ‘Distant Sky’ cativou minha mente e não consegui desgrudar das páginas. Uma mistura intrigante de mistério e desespero em um mundo escuro!
Liam – London, England –
Interesting plot and characters in ‘Distant Sky.’ The artwork is really nice too. It was shipped fast, arrived well-packed. I’ll get the next volume for sure.
Amelia Carlisle from Vancouver, Canada –
In Distant Sky, a haunting vision unfolds amidst darkness and solitude. The eerie silence encapsulates an unparalleled storytelling brilliance—raw yet beautifully human! Every panel stirs a deeper longing.
Avery Finch from Toronto, Canada –
Distant Sky Volume 1 is a captivating journey into an eerie, desolate world that leaves readers questioning the essence of existence. The illustrations are strikingly beautiful, perfectly complementing the haunting narrative crafted by Inwan Youn and Sunhee Kim. Readers will find themselves immersed in this dark universe where hope flickers like a distant star amidst chaos. Compared to other manhwa like ‘Solo Leveling’, it adopts a more introspective approach rather than relentless action, making it refreshingly unique. I was utterly engrossed from page one; each panel felt heavy with emotion yet poetically layered.
Thaddeus Albright from Portland, Oregon –
Intrigued by its eerie exploration of existence, I found ‘Distant Sky’ unsettlingly captivating. A surreal plunge into the unknown thrives within pages resonating with vivid despair yet undeniable curiosity.
Jamari Swift from Vancouver, Canada –
Hey there! Just wrapped up the first volume of this manhwa called Distant Sky. Man, it’s a wild ride—imagine waking up to utter silence in a massive empty city where no one else is alive; yeah, total freaky vibes. The illustrations have got that nice gritty edge to them which totally fits the eerie atmosphere they created. Seriously gets you thinking about survival and all sorts of psychological stuff—it was heavy but really compelling! Can’t wait for more crazy twists when I pick up Vol 2 later!
Marek Almasi from Berlin, Germany –
لقد غمرتني الدراما القوية والحبكة العميقة في “Distant Sky”. أضواء التوتر تضرب قلوبنا بأسئلة وجودية، تأخذنا بعيدًا عن كل شيء مألوف.
Jinsol Han from Seoul, South Korea –
Upon hearing the premise of “Distant Sky,” skepticism cloaked my enthusiasm. A boy alone amidst death in a city plunged into obscurity? Sounds almost too bleak for comfort, I thought. But as I delved deeper into this intricate world woven by Inwan Youn and Sunhee Kim, what initially felt hauntingly grim morphed into an intense journey of survival and reflection on loneliness in modern life—especially set against the backdrop of familiar but eerie Gangnam streets transformed beyond recognition. This narrative dances between despair and resilience with artistic flair that bridges cultural experiences deftly; its art captures both stark solitude and lush memories hidden beneath fearsome shadows. Intricacies reveal themselves page after page, proving why fans rave about it so passionately across different cultures.