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Experience the captivating story of Park Hyung-Seok, a high school student who undergoes a transformation in body and appearance in the South Korean webtoon Lookism – Comic Book Vol.18. This thought-provoking series delves into important themes of beauty standards, self-esteem, and identity, shedding light on the pressures individuals face in society to conform. With its new volume released on August 4th, 2021, this exciting webtoon from Daewon and Book is now available in Korean and boasts 256 pages of gripping storytelling. Join Hyung-Seok and his friends as they challenge societal norms and redefine the true meaning of beauty.

Customer Reviews

Based on 4 reviews
  1. Letícia Cardoso from Belo Horizonte, Brasil

    Este volume de Lookism instiga profundas reflexões sobre autoimagem e pertencimento. O desenvolvimento dos personagens revela a fragilidade da autoestima em uma sociedade obcecada pela aparência, evocando empatia.

  2. Mélanie Dubois from Strasbourg, France (verified owner)

    L’histoire de Park Hyung-Seok résonne profondément avec moi. Chaque page évoque la quête d’acceptation, illustrant des luttes invisibles que tant de jeunes vivent. Une lecture marquante qui questionne les standards effrénés du beau.

  3. Michael from Toronto, Canada

    Having read previous volumes, I found Lookism – Comic Book Vol.18 to be exceptionally engaging, especially with its deep exploration of self-esteem and beauty standards. The storyline continues to follow Park Hyung-Seok’s remarkable transformation while introducing new characters that challenge societal norms effectively. This volume comprises 256 pages of beautifully illustrated narratives that kept me hooked from start to finish. I appreciated how the themes resonate personally; it really made me reflect on my own perceptions of identity.

  4. Emily from Toronto, Canada

    Lookism – Comic Book Vol.18 captivated me with its deep dive into beauty standards and identity crises that resonate well beyond South Korea. The storyline follows Park Hyung-Seok’s transformation, vividly illustrating the emotional turmoil related to societal pressures. I appreciated the artwork; it’s dynamic and complements the engaging narrative perfectly. Each character feels authentic, making their struggles relatable and thought-provoking.

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