Description
This is Volume 1 of the Korean comic book adaptation of the hit webtoon “See You in My 19th Life,” a reincarnation romance about a woman who remembers all her past lives. Following Ban Ji-Eum, formerly Yoon Ju-Won in her 18th life, the story explores destiny, memory, and love that continues across lifetimes. Ideal for collectors of Korean manhwa, webtoon fans, and readers who want the original Korean-language edition.
Key Features
- Official print volume of the webtoon “See You in My 19th Life.”
- Contains Episodes 1–11 in one Korean-language volume.
- Story about a woman who remembers her past lives and pursues a bold romance with the person she loved in her 18th life.
- Written and illustrated by Lee Hey.
- Published by Moonface.
- Suitable for collectors of K-webtoon merchandise and Korean books.
Specifications
| Title | See You in My 19th Life – Comic Book Vol.1 Korean Ver. |
|---|---|
| Webtoon | See You in My 19th Life |
| Volume | 1 |
| Author | Lee Hey |
| Illustrator | Lee Hey |
| Publisher | Moonface |
| Publication Date | 23 August 2022 |
| Pages | 336 |
| Episodes Included | 1–11 |
| Language | Korean |
| Country of Origin | Korea |
| Condition | New |
| Size | 14.8 × 21 cm |
| ISBN | 979-11-91841-17-6 |
| Brand | K Webtoon |
Evi – Brussels, Belgium –
Ik vond de tekeningen leuk. Het verhaal is interessant, maar het Nederlands was soms lastig te volgen. De pagina’s zijn goed geprint en duidelijk. Je krijgt best veel voor de prijs die je betaalt.
Sigrid – Malmö, Sweden –
Intressant serie, gillar konceptet av återfödelse. Storyn får en att tänka. Känslan i teckningarna är riktigt fin men texten var lite liten för mig.
Fayza Kaba from Banjul, Gambia –
Yoon Ju-Won’s journey is a haunting melody, echoing through lives with tenderness. This comic’s art stirs nostalgia, rekindling warmth from within the soul.
Naya Abdel-Muniem from Cairo, Egypt –
Eagerly I flipped through each page, a vibrant world unfolded! Lee Hey’s artistry swept me away—a perfect blend of nostalgia and fresh discovery. Ju-Won’s heartache mirrors our universal longing for connection, transcending lifetimes.