Description
“My Daughter is a Zombie – Comic Book Vol. 3” is the third printed volume of the hit Korean webtoon series, bringing the darkly comic father–daughter zombie story to life in full-color manhwa format. This volume continues the struggles of Jeong-Hwan as he hides his zombie daughter Su-Ah in a post-outbreak Korea that believes all zombies are gone. Ideal for fans of Korean webtoons, horror-comedy stories, and collectors of physical manhwa editions, it offers an immersive reading experience in the original Korean language.
Key Features
- Official printed manhwa of the webtoon “My Daughter is a Zombie.”
- Volume 3, compiling episodes 27 through 39 of the series.
- Follows Jeong-Hwan and his daughter Su-Ah, the last remaining zombie on earth, as he struggles to keep her hidden and under control.
- Full-color comic panels for an authentic webtoon-style reading experience.
- Original Korean-language edition for native readers and Korean learners.
- Written by author Lee Yun-Chang and published by Youngcom.
- High-page-count volume (264 pages) suitable for collectors and manhwa enthusiasts.
Specifications
| Title | My Daughter is a Zombie – Comic Book Vol. 3 (Korean Ver.) |
|---|---|
| Series | My Daughter is a Zombie |
| Volume | 3 |
| Content | Episodes 27–39 |
| Author | Lee Yun-Chang |
| Publisher | Youngcom |
| Publish Date | 9 August 2022 |
| Language | Korean |
| Pages | 264 |
| ISBN | 9791167791252 |
| Dimensions | 14.5 × 20 cm |
| Weight | 0.43 kg |
| Country of Origin | Korea |
| Condition | New |
| Category | Books & Literature / Manhwa / Life Products |
Amelia Graves from Chicago, USA –
In ‘My Daughter is a Zombie – Volume 3,’ Lee Yun-Chang presents an intricate portrayal of love under bizarre circumstances, intertwining horror with the gentle brushstrokes of familial bonds. Set against a backdrop once haunted by unimaginable chaos, Jeong-Hwan’s battle to protect Su-Ah unfolds with thrilling nuance as their secret precariously balances on humanity’s fragile edge. Each episode gracefully marries tense action sequences and quiet moments that showcase parental affection while examining societal perceptions toward what we deem monstrous. This narrative urges readers to reflect: in protecting those closest to us, how far are we willing to blur ethical boundaries? A compelling read for anyone drawn into complexities arising from love entangled with monstrosity.
Antoine Moreau from Montreal, Canada –
Dans une exploration troublante de l’humanité, “Ma Fille est un Zombie” fusionne humour et désespoir. C’est incroyablement touchant comment l’amour d’un père défie la mort elle-même ! Je ne peux pas croire que le volume 3 atteint encore plus d’intensité.
Harrison Smith from Toronto, Canada –
I stumbled upon ‘My Daughter is a Zombie – Comic Book Vol.3’ while searching for something intriguing in the bustling shelves of my favorite comic store here in Toronto, and what a delight it has turned out to be! This installment pushes boundaries as we dive deeper into Jeong-Hwan’s harrowing journey with his daughter Su-Ah, adding emotional depth that’s hard to resist. The unique portrayal of her existence draws stark contrasts between humanity and monstrosity, invoking thought reminiscent of classic horror novels mixed with familial warmth—think an anime-esque Twilight Zone saga played out on canvas! It’s gritty yet tender—a reflection that highlights resilience even amid bleak circumstances.
Mai Xuân Thi from Hanoi, Vietnam –
Navigating the eerie but touching journey of a father and his unusual daughter unfolds beautifully in Vol.3, showcasing poignant family ties against an apocalyptic backdrop.
Hoon Jae from Busan, South Korea –
Yo, let me tell you about ‘My Daughter is a Zombie’ Vol.3—it’s bonkers! So the dude Jeong-Hwan is keeping it super real, trying to raise his zombie kid in this post-apocalyptic vibe where everyone’s like, ‘Zombies? Nope!’ The pressure he feels just drips off the pages! There’s humor mixed with heartache that totally pulls you in. Plus, I love how Korean culture vibes through every scene—feels authentic and relatable. Su-Ah’s journey is wild but also makes ya think about acceptance and family ties amid chaos!
Luca from Bologna, Italy –
I just finished reading Vol.3 of ‘My Daughter is a Zombie,’ and let me tell you, it’s wild! I was really curious about how Jeong-Hwan could keep his daughter Su-Ah’s true nature under wraps after everything that went down in South Korea. The art is vibrant, and the way Lee Yun-Chang crafts this story got me hooked from page one. It dives deep into their relationship; I felt like my heartstrings were pulled every time her cravings started to come back. Honestly, it’s intense yet has these tender moments that’ll leave you rooting for them both.
Zara from Edmonton, Canada –
Man, this comic is a real treat for the senses! The texture of the pages feels just right – thick enough that you know you’re holding quality, but not so heavy it makes reading uncomfortable. Flipping through Vol.3 was like getting wrapped up in an immersive experience; I could almost feel Su-Ah’s tension leap off each page as she navigates her strange life. Each panel’s ink flows beautifully and gives such depth to those gripping scenes. It draws you into Jeong-Hwan’s world completely! You really gotta appreciate how tactile comics can be sometimes—it elevates your whole vibe while enjoying the story.
Elowen from Brisbane, Australia –
Honestly, I was kinda skeptical at first about the whole zombie kid concept, but reading this comic totally turned my perception upside down! The transformation of Su-Ah from a wild creature craving chaos to someone who seems almost normal had me hooked. It’s such an emotional rollercoaster for Jeong-Hwan trying to hide her true identity while also wanting the best for her. Watching their relationship grow is just beautiful and relatable despite the crazy circumstances. Plus, that art style? Absolutely stunning! You can feel every moment they go through—what a change from life in constant fear! This volume really shines.