Description
Korean Webtoon · Action Fantasy
The God of High School Vol.2
Volume 2 of The God of High School in its original Korean-language physical webtoon edition, with the exact cover shown.
Highlights
- Original Korean-language edition
- Series volume 2
- Martial-arts action webtoon
- Physical collected book
Korean text only; an English translation is not included. This listing is for volume 2.
The God of High School – Comic Book Vol. 2 is the Korean print edition of the hit action manhwa by Yongje Park. This volume continues Jin Mo-Ri’s intense martial arts journey in the official tournament where any wish can be granted. Ideal for fans of high-octane battle series and collectors of original-language Korean webtoon adaptations, it delivers fast-paced fights, unique techniques, and deepening intrigue around the organization behind the tournament.
Key Features
- Official Korean comic book adaptation of the webtoon series The God of High School.
- Focuses on protagonist Jin Mo-Ri and his friends Han Dae-Wi and Yu Mi-Ra as they advance in the martial arts tournament.
- Explores the dark secrets and hidden agenda behind the God of High School organization.
- Features dynamic battles against powerful opponents from across Korea, each with distinct martial arts styles.
- Story and art by Yongje Park, maintaining the original tone and visual style of the webtoon.
- Great for readers who enjoy shonen-style action, supernatural martial arts, and tournament arcs.
Contents
- Volume: 2
- Includes Episodes 11–20 of The God of High School
Specifications
| Title | The God of High School – Comic Book Vol. 2 (Korean Ver.) |
|---|---|
| Series | The God of High School |
| Author | Yongje Park |
| Category | Manhwa / Korean comic |
| Language | Korean |
| Volume Number | 2 |
| Page Count | 256 pages |
| Publication Date | September 24, 2020 |
| Publisher | Pathfinding |
| Country of Origin | Korea |
| ISBN | 9791160858242 |
| Condition | New |
| Dimensions | 15 × 21 cm |
Declan from Los Angeles, USA –
Fun story and good art. Fights keep things interesting, but confusing at times. Glad I bought it.