Description
“My Daughter is a Zombie – Comic Book Vol.1” is the first printed volume of the hit Korean manhwa about a father hiding his zombie daughter from the world. Set one year after a catastrophic zombie outbreak in South Korea, it follows Jeong-Hwan and his daughter Su-Ah as they navigate everyday life under an extraordinary secret. This volume collects the early episodes of the original webtoon in full color Korean language print, ideal for manhwa collectors, zombie-story fans, and Korean learners who enjoy graphic novels.
Key Features
- Print edition of the popular webtoon “My Daughter is a Zombie.”
- Volume 1 covering Episodes 1–12 in full-color comic format.
- Original Korean language text for authentic reading and study.
- Follows Jeong-Hwan and his daughter Su-Ah, the last remaining zombie on earth, after South Korea is declared zombie-free.
- Explores themes of family, survival, secrecy, and living with a hidden past.
- High-quality new condition book suitable for collectors and gifting.
Contents
- Episode 1 – page 006
- Episode 2 – page 028
- Episode 3 – page 053
- Episode 4 – page 074
- Episode 5 – page 095
- Episode 6 – page 115
- Episode 7 – page 134
- Episode 8 – page 155
- Episode 9 – page 180
- Episode 10 – page 198
- Episode 11 – page 218
- Episode 12 – page 242
Specifications
| Title | My Daughter is a Zombie – Comic Book Vol.1 |
|---|---|
| Series | My Daughter is a Zombie |
| Category | Manhwa / Korean comic book |
| Author | Lee Yun-Chang |
| Publisher | Youngcom |
| Volume | 1 |
| Publication Date | 9 August 2022 |
| Language | Korean |
| Index | Episodes 1–12 |
| Pages | 264 |
| ISBN | 9791167791238 |
| Dimensions | 14.5 × 20 cm |
| Weight | 0.43 kg |
| Country of Origin | Korea |
| Condition | New |
| Brand | Youngcom |
Wren – Austin, USA –
Fun comic. The art style is cool and different. I liked how it shows a dad’s struggle to protect his daughter, even if she’s a zombie. Each page kept my attention, can’t wait for volume two! Good size too for reading.
Liam – London, UK –
This comic book has an interesting story about zombies and family. The art style is okay but a bit simple for my taste. Also, it came in plastic wrap which kept it safe during delivery. Some of the dialogue was hard to follow at times.
Lucia Marino from Rome, Italy –
Navigating the chaotic aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, ‘My Daughter is a Zombie’ invites readers into an unnervingly relatable scenario filled with moral quandaries and deeply human emotions. Lee Yun-Chang deftly illustrates the struggle between love for family and societal expectations through Jeong-Hwan’s extraordinary situation in protecting his daughter Su-Ah—delightfully nuanced yet chilling at once. This narrative engages one on both psychological and emotional fronts reminiscent of graphic novels like ‘I Am Legend.’ Rich imagery envelops the reader’s experience, bringing South Korea’s unorthodox dynamics to life despite geographical ties—not merely as dystopian tales but portraits layered within survivalist horror.
Haruki Kobayashi from Berlin, Deutschland –
Ich erinnere mich, als ich diesen Comic auf einer Buchmesse in Berlin entdeckt habe. Das Cover fiel mir ins Auge, und die Prämisse hat meine Neugier sofort geweckt. Als mein kleiner Bruder noch bei uns lebte, hatten wir ein abendliches Ritual – nach dem Essen lagerten wir zwischen Sofakissen mit Decken bedeckt da und lasen bis zum Schlafengehen Dinge wie Gruselgeschichten oder Zombie-Dramas. Dieser Band bringt solche Erinnerungen zurück! Su-Ahs unerwartete Verwandlung gibt der ganzen Geschichte eine tragische Wendung; das Drama dieser einzigartigen Beziehung fesselt total.
Olivia – Chicago, USA –
I found this comic really interesting. The story about a dad hiding his zombie daughter is unique and keeps you engaged. The illustrations are good too, making the reading enjoyable from start to finish.
Matthias Müller from Berlin, Deutschland –
Dieses Comic hebt sich von anderen Horror-Erzählungen ab, da es emotionale Tiefe und den Kampf eines Vaters um die Liebe seiner Tochter geschickt miteinander verbindet. Su-Ahs Schicksal berührt einen tief in der Seele.
Olivia Benson from Chicago, USA –
At first, I found the concept of a zombie-themed comic odd—seemed overdone in today’s pop culture landscape. But once I opened “My Daughter is a Zombie,” my perspective shifted entirely! The gripping portrayal of Su-Ah’s dual existence brings forth such nuanced emotions. Instead of glorifying gore, Lee Yun-Chang explores deep familial bonds under pressure and evokes an understanding that resonates on many levels—the fear mixed with hope beautifully represents human tenacity even amid devastation. As Jeong-Hwan struggles to balance secrecy and protection for his daughter, you can’t help but become emotionally invested; it changes how we might see monsters among us… Definitely worth immersing oneself into this series.
Joaquín – Barcelona, España –
Me gusta el cómic. La historia es interesante y diferente de lo que he leído antes. El formato en papel tiene buena calidad, pero algunas páginas son un poco oscuras. Espero leer más sobre Su-Ah pronto.
Isolde from Edinburgh, Scotland –
Diving into ‘My Daughter is a Zombie’ was like flipping through an art gallery of emotions and textures. The cover, oh mate, it’s got this soft matte finish that makes you wanna touch it all day long! Inside, the pages are thick yet delicate; you can feel the quality with every turn—almost as if each page holds its own little story just waiting to be revealed. The colors pop so vividly too; I could literally smell autumn while reading scenes set against those rich landscapes. It created this really immersive atmosphere for me where I felt every pang of Su-Ah’s journey in my gut.
Jin from Seattle, USA –
Just got my hands on “My Daughter is a Zombie” Vol.1 and wow, it’s a wild ride! The storyline grips you right from the start—this dad hiding his zombie daughter? Talk about intense! I love how Lee Yun-Chang paints Jeong-Hwan’s struggle to keep Su-Ah’s secret while grappling with that fatherly instinct. The art style feels super dynamic too; it really pops off the page which kept me hooked throughout all 264 pages. And being in Korean gives it this authentic touch, ya know? Perfect for anyone who digs fresh takes on classic horror tropes but also likes their stories laced with emotion. Highly recommend if you’re into quirky comics!
Yara from Montreal, Canada –
I gotta say, this comic really took me by surprise! Compared to other zombie comics like ‘The Walking Dead,’ which I found way too intense and a bit dreary at times, ‘My Daughter is a Zombie’ brings such an interesting twist with its emotional core. Jeong-Hwan’s struggle to protect Su-Ah from the world while also battling his own fears adds depth that’s not just about survival but about family ties. The artwork has that vibrant webtoon feel—much lighter and more colorful than what I’ve seen in gritty Western horror titles. It felt fresh and engaging for sure!
Indigo from Edinburgh, Scotland –
Thrilling take on zombie lore! The father-daughter bond hits hard, and the art’s sharp. A must-read for fans!
Mina from Portland, USA –
I just finished reading ‘My Daughter is a Zombie’ and wow, what a ride! This comic’s got some serious heart. The whole vibe of it—the struggle between normalcy and the monstrous—is really captivating. Jeong-Hwan’s love for his daughter, even with her zombie tendencies, hits hard. And can I just say? The illustrations are super dynamic; you feel the tension in every scene! I usually ain’t much into zombie stuff but this blend of drama and action kept me glued to my seat. It’s kinda refreshing seeing a dad navigating these tough situations too; not something you see every day! If you’re into gripping stories that tug at your heartstrings while still keeping things thrilling, give this one a whirl!