Description
How To Fight – Comic Book Vol.2 is the second print volume of the hit Naver webtoon series by Park Tae-jun and Kim Jeong-hyeon, presented in the original Korean language. After quitting his part-time job, Yoo Ho-Bin dives into NewTube streaming, only to face crushing defeat and humiliation that drives him into brutal self-training. This action-packed manhwa volume follows his intense growth, schoolyard conflicts, and NewTube battles in vivid full-color art. A must-have for fans of modern Korean webtoons, street fighting dramas, and the How To Fight series.
Key Features
- Print edition of the popular Naver webtoon series How To Fight (Fight Class / Ssaumdokhak).
- Volume 2 of the series, continuing the story of protagonist Yoo Ho-Bin.
- Follows Ho-Bin as he quits his part-time job, focuses on NewTube streaming, suffers a humiliating defeat, and begins hardcore physical training.
- Depicts school violence, training battles, and NewTube content creator life in dynamic, cinematic panels.
- Full-color comic pages for an immersive manhwa reading experience.
- Story by Park Tae-jun, artwork by Kim Jeong-hyeon.
Inside This Volume
- Episode 9 – I Want to Tear Myself Apart (page 004)
- Episode 10 – How to Beat an Ordinary Person in a Fight (page 031)
- Episode 11 – I Am Not a Loser! (page 053)
- Episode 12 – From Subscriptions to Alert Settings and Likes (page 088)
- Episode 13 – Take It Easy, You Hardcore Fan (2) (page 120)
- Episode 14 – Give Me NewTube (page 155)
- Episode 15 – Taekwondo Is No Big Deal (page 188)
- Episode 16 – How to Beat Taekwondo in a Fight (page 218)
- Episode 17 – Is This Your First Real Fight? (page 262)
Author & Artist
- Writer / Storyboard – Park Tae-jun: A spontaneous idea that came to him alone in his room at dawn five years ago has turned into this book. He emphasizes how amazing books can be.
- Artist – Kim Jeong-hyeon: An artist who wants to create great comics and is determined to burn through the rest of his career intensely and boldly.
Specifications
| Title | How To Fight – Comic Book Vol.2 (Korean Ver.) |
|---|---|
| Series | How To Fight / Ssaumdokhak |
| Author | Park Tae-jun |
| Artist | Kim Jeong-hyeon |
| Category | Manhwa, Action, Webtoon Adaptation |
| Language | Korean |
| Publication Date | March 31, 2022 |
| Number of Pages | 304 pages |
| Weight | 534 g |
| Size | 150 × 210 × 15 mm |
| ISBN-13 | 9791167690319 |
| ISBN-10 | 1167690311 |
Rohan from Chennai, India –
काफी मजेदार है। कहानी अच्छी लगती है, लेकिन आर्टवर्क और बेहतर हो सकता था। कुछ हिस्से थोडा बोरिंग लगे। पढ़ने लायक ज़रूर है।
Linh – Huế, Việt Nam –
Cuốn truyện này thật sự thú vị. Các nhân vật rất có chiều sâu và dễ theo dõi. Mình đã tìm thấy một số bài tập hữu ích trong câu chuyện, giúp thúc đẩy động lực cá nhân mình hơn khi rèn luyện thể chất.
Arjun from Mumbai –
Non ho parole per descrivere come “How To Fight – Vol.2” sia una lettura incredibile! Segue le avventure di Ho-Bin che, dopo aver mollato un lavoretto, inizia a darci dentro su NewTube con la speranza di catturare l’attenzione della persona che gli piace. Mi è piaciuto tanto il modo in cui i suoi sforzi si intensificano man mano che cerca vendetta sui bully e colleziona amicizie nuove lungo il percorso. Ogni episodio fa brillare le emozioni crude: impotenza, determinazione e magari un pizzico d’umorismo. Davvero super consigliato se ami storie vere!
Meera Narayan from Mumbai, India –
Intricate nuances characterize the emotional journey of Yoo Ho-Bin, vividly displayed in this gripping second volume. Tension builds as social expectations collide with personal aspirations.
Isabela – Porto, Portugal –
Gostei bastante do volume. A arte é boa e a história envolve muito. Li tudo rápido em uma tarde, mal consegui parar.
Raúl – Madrid, España –
La historia es entretenida y los dibujos son buenos. Las páginas son gruesas, así que no se rompen fácil. Me llegó un poco tarde por correo pero vale la pena para leer algo diferente.
Дмитрий – Санкт-Петербург, Россия –
Комикс получился интересным и увлекательным. Рисунки выглядят здорово, сюжет меня зацепил. Интригует борьба персонажей, всё читается быстро и легко. Упаковка тоже была аккуратная.
Riley – Nashville, USA –
The story is pretty entertaining, kept my interest. The illustrations are clear and lively too. However, I thought it would be bigger based on the listing but it’s okay for the price.
James Martinez from Chicago, USA –
As I flipped through the pages, a wild sense of exhilaration rushed over me. The illustrations danced off each panel, awakening my inner fighter! Ho-Bin’s struggles resonated deeply; his determination reignited memories from high school days when every obstacle seemed daunting but rewarding in sweat and grit. Absolutely inspiring!
Kylie Hernandez from Los Angeles, USA –
Yo, just got my hands on ‘How To Fight – Comic Book Vol.2’, and let me tell you—it’s like a wild ride through the ups and downs of facing your own insecurities! So relatable! Yoo Ho-Bin tries his hardest after getting totally schooled by Pakgo, right? Love how he turns all that embarrassment into motivation to train hard for his crush—classic teen struggles. It definitely pulls at those high school memories; I felt every ounce of determination with him as he’s flexing in front of classmates while battling his demons too! Must read if you’ve ever had dreams bigger than yourself or faced rejection. 🔥🤩
Mason – New York, USA –
It’s a decent comic. Good illustrations and story about trying hard in training. Pages are sturdy, but it was smaller than I thought based on the photos. Worth checking out for fans of sports themes.
سمير نصار from القاهرة, مصر –
على الرغم من عدم وجود تجارب كافية في فنون القتال، تعود الرواية المبهرة بشكل كبير لأخذنا عميقًا إلى رحلات الأبطال الحقيقيين. صراع هو بن يتحول الى تدريبات تحدي مستمر يسرد فصول المجابهة بواقعية وتألق يصور مجهود الإنسان نحو الذات. ما يميز الكتاب أكثر أن الجهد البدني المقصود يعكس قضايا الصداقة والصراعات الشبابية ويجمع الطموح بكل تلاوينه والأهم تحقيق التغيير بالرغم من الفشل. دأب البطل على السعي رغم الكدمات سيكون مفيدا للشباب ليتذكروا أهمية التعلم حتى حين تنتهي كل محاولة.
Maya Traversen from San Francisco, USA –
Stepping into a realm of unrestrained ambition, ‘How To Fight – Comic Book Vol.2’ spins an invigorating tale that pulls you deeper with every flick through the pages. The journey unfolds like spring petals unfurling in a Northern California forest; brimming with promise and thrilling escapades punctuated by vulnerabilities far removed from our everyday reality.
Ines Cortez from Seville, Spain –
Initially, I approached ‘How To Fight – Comic Book Vol.2’ with a dose of skepticism. Could it possibly match the hype surrounding its predecessor? Yoo Ho-Bin’s journey transforms quickly from cringe-worthy moments on NewTube to earnest personal growth through dedication and physical training. Park Tae-Jun masterfully weaves comedy into motivational elements, which resonate deeply across cultural boundaries; readers in rural Spain can undoubtedly relate to his trials despite vast geographic differences. By the conclusion of this volume, however, my doubts morphed into admiration—Yoo’s fight isn’t solely against external rivals but primarily a battle for self-acceptance that knows no language or region.
Mira Chen from Taipei, Taiwan –
Dude, you gotta check out this new comic, ‘How To Fight – Vol. 2’! It’s totally got that awkward high school vibe wrapped around epic training montages and the thrill of live streaming. Yoo Ho-Bin? Man’s going through it trying to impress his crush while facing some real gym battles 😂 I love how every struggle feels so relatable; honestly reminds me of my own failed attempts at showing off back in high school sports! The art is dope too—super expressive faces during those intense moments. Can’t wait to see what ridiculous adventures come next!
Tânia Alencar from Salvador, Brasil –
A história de Yoo Ho-Bin no segundo volume de ‘How To Fight’ não é apenas um relato sobre treinamento físico, mas uma jornada emocional poderosa. É fascinante ver como a pressão e o desejo pela aceitação moldam seu caráter. Ao contrário do estereótipo típico dos quadrinhos que mostram apenas super-heróis enfrentando vilões óbvios, este se aprofunda nas fraquezas humanas—diante das câmeras ou na vida real, todos lutamos nossas próprias batalhas. O traço delicado e as expressões autênticas capturam bem os conflitos internos; além disso, o estilo coreano exalta a cultura juvenil com nuances muito identificáveis para quem já passou pela escola cheia de inseguranças.
Min-Jae Kwon from Jeonju, South Korea –
At first glance, I was unsure about picking up ‘How To Fight – Comic Book Vol.2’. The premise seemed typical: a young guy striving to better himself and gain respect. Yet, the author’s approach—rooted deeply in Korean culture—infuses it with humor that resonates beyond borders. As Ho-Bin navigates embarrassment and physical challenges amid his peers, each page breathes relatable tension into both heart and mind. The action isn’t merely for spectacle; it’s a metaphor for growth as he grapples not just with opponents but within himself too—a story found globally yet distinctly individual.
James from Austin, USA –
I thoroughly enjoyed Volume 2 of ‘How To Fight.’ The character development of Yoo Ho-Bin is truly compelling; watching him transition from humiliation to determination while starting his training battle kept me engaged. I particularly liked the detailed art style that complemented the storytelling, especially in episodes 9-17 where he confronts both personal and external challenges. It’s inspiring to see how he channels adversity into strength, and it resonated with my own journey in self-improvement. Overall, this volume enhances not only the narrative but also provides motivational insights.
Daniel from San Francisco, USA –
Volume 2 of ‘How To Fight’ continues the engaging story of Yoo Ho-Bin, showcasing his struggles and determination after a humiliating experience. The artwork is vibrant and draws you in, especially during the training sequences where every effort he puts in feels palpable. I appreciated how relatable the character’s journey was—his transition from embarrassment to confidence resonates with anyone who has faced challenges. Additionally, it contains episodes 9-17 that keep building on previous plot points while introducing new dynamics with his classmates that make for an exciting read.
Michael from Denver, USA –
How To Fight – Comic Book Vol.2 offers a captivating continuation of Yoo Ho-Bin’s journey as he transitions from an insecure part-timer to someone eager to prove himself through fitness and training battles. The storytelling really captured the essence of determination and personal growth, especially in episodes 9-17 where Ho-Bin faces both physical challenges and his own self-doubt. I found the art style appealing and engaging, making every page turn exciting. This volume resonated with me personally as it inspired my own workout routines; seeing his dedication pushed me to commit more to my goals.