Description
“My Daughter is a Zombie – Comic Book Vol.7” is the final printed volume of the hit Korean webtoon, collecting the dramatic conclusion of Jeong-Hwan and Su-Ah’s story. Set in a world recovering from a devastating zombie outbreak, this volume follows a father determined to protect his secret: his daughter is the last zombie on earth. As Su-Ah struggles with her cravings and the hope of a normal life, the stakes rise for everyone around them. This Korean-language manhwa is perfect for fans of emotional zombie stories, family-centered drama, and full-color webtoon print editions.
Key Features
- Official print edition of the webtoon “My Daughter is a Zombie.”
- Volume 7, containing episodes 78–89, completing the series.
- Full-color comic pages for an immersive reading experience.
- Follows Jeong-Hwan and Su-Ah as they face the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse and the burden of a hidden secret.
- Includes the final arc of the story for collectors who want the complete set.
- Original Korean-language text, ideal for native readers and Korean learners.
- High-quality new condition, suitable for collection or gifting.
Specifications
| Title | My Daughter is a Zombie |
|---|---|
| Volume | 7 |
| Content | Episodes 78–89 (final) |
| Author | Lee Yun-Chang |
| Publisher | Young Com |
| Published Date | 9 August 2022 |
| Language | Korean |
| Format | Printed manhwa / comic book |
| Pages | 272 |
| Size | 14.5 × 20 cm |
| Weight | 0.44 kg |
| Country of Origin | Korea |
| ISBN | 9791167791290 |
| Condition | New |
Анастасия – Новосибирск, Россия –
Комикс интересный и увлекательный. История о зомби необычная, персонажи запоминающиеся. Доставка была быстрой. Объем достаточно большой для чтения в выходные.
Leilani Hale from San Francisco, USA –
Witnessing the duality of life through Jeong-Hwan’s lens kept me engrossed! The blend of humanity and horror weaves a narrative that’s achingly real.
Aroha Takamori from Melbourne, Australia –
In an enthralling narrative, “My Daughter is a Zombie” weaves poignant family bonds amid harrowing odds. Aroha becomes ensnared in the dualities of existence and acceptance; it not only portrays apocalyptic horrors but unveils profound love’s potential to defy grim realities. Within its ink-splattered pages lies humor steeped deeply into sorrow — far richer than mainstream alternatives which shy away from confronting uncomfortable themes around death and yearning for normalcy against chaotic backgrounds. As Vol.7 graces readers with thrilling escapades through dire societal aftermaths entwined eloquently through deep emotion often overlooked elsewhere.
Nolan – Austin, USA –
Just finished reading Volume 7 of My Daughter is a Zombie. The art style looks cool, and the storyline keeps you hooked. Su-Ah’s character development has been really interesting. I can’t believe how many twists there are! I’m glad to have it in my collection.
Olivia Becker from Toronto, Canada –
A compelling fusion of humor and horror unfolds in ‘My Daughter is a Zombie,’ elegantly crafted as emotional depth interplays with chilling escapades. The unique twist on parenting under dire circumstances resonates deeply, particularly for readers juggling realities outside the supernatural.
Aurora Balbuena from Barcelona –
Quando me deparei com ‘My Daughter is a Zombie’ Volume 7, admito que estava cético sobre mais um enredo zumbificado. Afinal, tantas histórias têm surgido ao redor do mundo! No entanto, fui fisgado pela narrativa de Lee Yun-Chang. A busca incansável de Jeong-Hwan por proteger sua filha Su-Ah é tão intensa e universalmente reconhecível – o amor parental transcende qualquer barreira cultural ou até mesmo realista que uma zombificação pode sugerir. As complexidades morais apresentadas abrem espaços para discussões profundas sobre aceitação e humanidade em cenários impensáveis; definitivamente algo fresquíssimo entre os contos da mídia pop atual!
Carolina Jasper from Toronto –
A captivating blend of humor and horror that pulls readers in. The struggles of Jeong-Hwan to shield Su-Ah from society evoke profound emotions about parenthood, isolation, and love’s resilience amidst chaos.
Valentina Guerra from Cusco, Perú –
Impactante y emocionante, el Volumen 7 de ‘My Daughter is a Zombie’ desafía las expectativas. El dilema del padre sobre su hija muestra la profundidad del amor familiar en tiempos oscuros. Se siente real.
Tae-Min Seok from Busan, South Korea –
In Volume 7 of ‘My Daughter is a Zombie,’ Lee Yun-Chang skillfully deepens the emotional layers amidst harrowing conflict. This particular chapter gracefully traverses a poignant territory as Jeong-Hwan wrestles with both paternal love and societal fear, illuminating an array of themes including acceptance and alienation in post-apocalyptic South Korea. The nuanced artwork juxtaposes tender moments between father and daughter against vivid, chaotic backdrops reflective of Su-Ah’s internal struggles—a silent plea for normality against harsh realities. Here, every page resonates deeply; it asks profound questions about humanity intertwined with haunting beauty.
Filip – Gdańsk, Polska –
Książka fajna, śmieszne momenty. Opowieść ma zaskakujące zwroty akcji. Tylko rysunki w środku są trochę ciemniejsze niż myślałem.