Description
My Daughter is a Zombie – Comic Book Vol. 6 is the Korean-language print edition of the hit webtoon series created by Lee Yun-Chang. Set in a world recovering from a devastating zombie attack, this volume continues the tense yet emotional story of a father hiding his zombie daughter from society. Ideal for fans of Korean manhwa, zombie-themed stories, and collectors who want the physical book version of the webtoon.
One year after South Korea is declared free of zombies, Jeong-Hwan still hides a terrifying secret: his daughter Su-Ah is the last remaining zombie on earth. As her cravings subside and her violent impulses calm, a fragile hope for a normal life appears—but the danger of discovery grows with every passing day. Volume 6 compiles episodes 66–77, offering a continuous reading experience for existing fans and newcomers alike.
Key Features
- Print comic book edition of the webtoon My Daughter is a Zombie.
- Contains Volume 6 of the series, compiling episodes 66–77.
- Follows Jeong-Hwan and his zombie daughter Su-Ah as they struggle to hide her true nature after the zombie crisis.
- Full-color manhwa pages with panel layouts adapted from the original webtoon format.
- Suitable for readers who enjoy zombie stories with family drama and suspense elements.
- Official Korean-language release published by Youngcom.
- Standard portable comic size, convenient for collecting and shelving with other volumes.
Specifications
| Title | My Daughter is a Zombie – Comic Book Vol. 6 |
|---|---|
| Series | My Daughter is a Zombie |
| Volume | 6 |
| Author | Lee Yun-Chang |
| Publisher | Youngcom |
| Published Date | 9 August 2022 |
| Language | Korean |
| Content | Episodes 66–77 |
| Pages | 256 |
| ISBN | 9791167791283 |
| Condition | New |
| Country of Origin | Korea |
| Size | 14.5 × 20 cm |
| Weight | 0.42 kg |
| Category | Books & Literature, Manhwa |
| Brand | Youngcom |
Chloe – Toronto, Canada –
I loved the art style and storytelling in this comic. Volume 6 kept me hooked from start to finish. Perfect for fans of zombie tales looking for something different.
Linh Nguyen from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam –
In a riveting continuation of an extraordinary narrative, “My Daughter is a Zombie” delivers intrigue while unraveling the deeper connections between father and daughter in unusual circumstances. This volume carefully navigates ethical dilemmas concerning family love versus societal norms. Juxtaposed against ordinary life tinged with zombies’ existential backdrop creates discomfort but forces one to ponder essential questions on humanity’s core essence – forgiveness, acceptance, survival; heart-pounding yet touching moments abound! It pushes readers beyond simple horror into rich exploration about maintaining relationships despite impossible truths looming within us.
Natasha Belova from Amsterdam, Nederland –
Met elke pagina wordt het verhaal een sterke reflectie op ouderschap. De spanning bouwt prachtig op en maakt nieuwsgierig naar de volgende twist!
Leif Svensson from Stockholm, Sweden –
Upon picking up “My Daughter is a Zombie – Comic Book Vol.6,” I anticipated yet another run-of-the-mill narrative steeped in tired clichés. However, what unfolded was surprisingly nuanced—a poignant exploration of love laced with dark humor set against an oddly compelling backdrop of societal rejection. Sift through its richly drawn characters as Jeong-Hwan struggles to conceal his secret gem amidst growing tension and suspense—the implications simmer just beneath the surface, skillfully weaving elements like paternal devotion into otherwise grim realities about humanity’s limits and potential for redemption. This work indeed captures that rare spark where zombie tales flourish—stimulating reflection well past mere entertainment.
Katarzyna Nowak from Warsaw, Poland –
My Daughter is a Zombie brilliantly transforms an unsettling reality into poignant storytelling. Su-Ah’s struggle reflects our humanity in even the darkest scenarios, capturing readers profoundly.
Leila Al-Nasir from Paris, France –
La bande dessinée “My Daughter is a Zombie Vol.6” propose un mélange inattendu d’humour noir et de mélancolie, plongé dans un monde où l’humanité doit faire face à ses propres monstres. Ce récit délicat interroge les valeurs familiales au cœur des épreuves.
Emilia Verbeek from Amsterdam, Nederland –
Het zevende volume van ‘My Daughter is a Zombie’ heeft mijn hart geraakt. Het verhaal boeit, met pijnlijke waarheden over liefde en opoffering. Je kan de angst bijna voelen als je ziet hoe Jeong-Hwan balanceert tussen hoop en wanhoop voor zijn dochter Su-Ah.
Max Hunter from Toronto –
Hey, you ever heard of ‘My Daughter is a Zombie’? Vol. 6 just hit the shelves and man, it’s wild! Picture this: the world’s kinda okay now that zombies are outta here except one—Su-Ah! This dad’s on serious secret-keeping duty ‘cause she’s not your average undead muncher anymore. It really tugs at those heartstrings; imagine loving someone who’s literally lost in another world yet somehow still manages to pull together for moments of normalcy? I mean, who hasn’t felt different or alienated? Really can’t wait to see how he handles all these tense situations! You gotta read it before everyone starts chatting about what goes down next!
Beckett – Nashville, USA –
Really enjoyed this volume. The story flows nicely and keeps you hooked. It’s great to see more character development for Su-Ah. Each episode brings new twists, making it fun to read. Definitely worth getting if you’ve followed the series before.
Kailani Jabbari from Oaxaca, Mexico –
A haunting tale wrapped in a father’s fierce love; Lee Yun-Chang weaves heartbreak and hope through his daughter’s struggle, evoking empathy from the very first page.
Giovanni Marinelli from Roma, Italia –
L’approccio a tema zombie in questo fumetto è unico: la lotta di un padre per proteggere la figlia attraverso il dolore e l’accettazione è una lezione emozionante. Ogni pagina racchiude tensione e calore, offrendo uno sguardo profondo su amore e paura.
Mi-Jin Park from Busan, South Korea –
Yo, I just wrapped up Vol. 6 of ‘My Daughter is a Zombie,’ and wow, talk about heartstrings being yanked! Like, it’s not your typical zombie gig where everyone’s gnawing on flesh all day—it’s real familial stuff mixed with that crazy apocalyptic vibe. Jeong-Hwan trying to protect Su-Ah hits hard; you feel the struggle deep in your gut. I mean, can’t even imagine keeping that secret from everyone! The art? Super slick—it draws you right into Korea’s post-zombie scene like you’re there drinking soju while everyone around struggles for normalcy again. Seriously recommend if you dig some drama layered over horror!
Akira Mori from Osaka, Japan –
As I opened the pages of ‘My Daughter is a Zombie’, I couldn’t help but be hesitant. Another zombie story? Haven’t we explored enough flesh-eating tales already? But then, it gripped me with its underlying warmth—the narrative fuses heartbreak and humor against the chilling backdrop of a post-apocalyptic Korea. Jeong-Hwan’s struggle to protect Su-Ah stirred something deep within; it wasn’t merely about survival, but the power of love transcending any grotesque stigma society holds toward zombies. Lee Yun-Chang crafts an intricate world where sorrow meets whimsy masterfully; this isn’t just horror—it’s profound family drama that reminds us all what humanity looks like in oddest places. So yes, I’ve flipped my initial doubts: here lies a gem awaiting appreciation in graphic literature!