Description
Korean Webtoon · Romance Drama
Dangerous Convenience Store Vol.1
The opening volume of Dangerous Convenience Store in its original Korean-language physical webtoon edition, with the exact cover shown.
Highlights
- Original Korean-language edition
- Opening volume 1
- Romance drama webtoon
- Physical collected book
Korean text only; an English translation is not included. This listing is for volume 1.
“Dangerous Convenience Store – Comic Book Vol.1” is the first printed volume of the hit Korean webtoon following Eui-Joon, a part-time worker at a convenience store frequented by gangsters. Every shift is dangerous, but the higher hourly wage keeps him from quitting. One day, a mysterious gangster named Beom Geon-Woo steps in and unexpectedly protects the store, drawing Eui-Joon’s curiosity. This Korean-language manhwa volume is ideal for webtoon collectors, Korean learners, and fans who want to own the physical edition of the story.
Key Features
- Official print comic of the Korean webtoon “Dangerous Convenience Store.”
- Collects Episodes 1–15 in a single volume.
- Features the story of Eui-Joon, who works at a convenience store used by gangsters and meets the mysterious Beom Geon-Woo.
- Focuses on tension-filled daily life, high-risk part-time work, and the appearance of a single “righteous” man who changes everything.
- Korean-language original edition for authentic manhwa reading.
- Compact trade paperback size, convenient for carrying and shelving.
- New-condition book suitable for collecting or gifting.
- Rated 19+ and intended for mature readers.
Specifications
| Title | Dangerous Convenience Store |
|---|---|
| Volume | 1 |
| Series Type | Webtoon manhwa (comic book) |
| Author | 945 |
| Publisher | blackD |
| Brand | K Webtoon |
| Language | Korean |
| Publication Date | November 23, 2022 |
| Country of Origin | Korea |
| Pages | 228 |
| Content | Episodes 1–15 |
| Size | 14.5 × 20 cm |
| Weight | 0.42 kg |
| Condition | New |
| ISBN | 9791192674056 |
| Age Rating | 19+ (not for readers under 19) |
Nolan – Denver, USA –
I really enjoyed the art style in this comic. The characters are interesting, and it’s fun to read at night. The storyline keeps me engaged page after page. I will definitely pick up volume two when it’s available.
Liam – Sydney, Australia –
I liked reading this comic. The art is fun and the story flows easily. It shows unique interactions at a convenience store, different from other comics I’ve tried. Excited to see what happens next!
Léa – Geneva, Switzerland –
J’aime vraiment ce comic. Les illustrations sont belles et les histoires intéressantes. J’ai ri à plusieurs moments tout en lisant. Ça change un peu de mes lectures habituelles et ça reste captivant.
Michael Carson from Toronto, Canada –
Engaging and meticulously crafted, the first volume of ‘Dangerous Convenience Store’ unveils a vivid universe wrapped in unexpected thrills. Eui-Joon’s dual struggle—wanting safety versus needing financial security—reflects an age-old dilemma faced by many today. The arrival of Beom Geon-Woo marks not just another gang member but someone whose charisma gently redefines the atmosphere among frequent visitors to this unassuming convenience store. It blends elements of suspense with nuanced character development seamlessly while providing glimpses into relationships tinged with danger and ambition—all portrayed through brilliant art that elevates each scene beautifully.
Cassandra Zinfandel from Toronto –
From the moment I delved into “Dangerous Convenience Store,” a refreshing narrative struck me. It’s rare for graphic literature to offer both spine-chilling thrills and glimpses of mundane realities intertwined so seamlessly. The compelling exploration of moral dilemmas, wrapped in humorous exchanges amidst tension, captivated my attention unlike any comic I’ve encountered before. Characters are distinctly flawed yet relatable, confronting daily struggles while submerged within this menacing backdrop—the convenience store’s enticing pay belies deeper consequences echoing life’s decisions many wrestle with today.
Nia Mwenze from Nairobi, Kenya –
Exploring the delicate dance between danger and survival, Eui-Joon’s story challenges our perception of safety. Gripping tension keeps me turning each page eagerly!
Nia Tende from Cape Town, South Africa –
Initially, I hesitated to dive into Dangerous Convenience Store, questioning how gripping a webtoon about an everyday convenience store could really be. The artwork intrigued me—a vivid tapestry of shadows and light reflecting Eui-Joon’s precarious existence amidst an array of colorful but menacing characters. To my surprise, it transcends the typical crime narrative; there’s depth in Eui-Joon’s struggles that resonates profoundly with anyone who’s ever faced difficult choices for financial security. Beom Geon-Woo adds layers of tension—his calm facade hints at darker undercurrents beneath gangster bravado, crafting moments that are both humorous and starkly real. This first volume left me yearning for more complexities within the dynamics depicted here.
Jaekyung Min from Seongbuk-gu, Seoul –
Set in a bustling neighborhood filled with vibrant street life, ‘Dangerous Convenience Store’ brilliantly intertwines humor and suspense through the eyes of Eui-Joon. Working at such a perilous workplace naturally engenders an endless well of anxiety; however, rather than relying solely on tropes, this webtoon introduces us to eccentric gangsters who possess a duality that keeps readers both entertained and guessing. As tensions flare and hilarity ensues among dangerously amusing characters—including Beom Geon-Woo whose unexpected charisma disrupts chaos—one cannot help but marvel at the rich palette of cultural nuances expressed throughout these illustrated pages. Beyond just graphic storytelling, it masterfully explores deeper themes around livelihood amidst threatening atmospheres—a true commentary fitting for Korea’s dynamic urban tapestry.