#trinity wonder webtoon

[kerubimcrepin]

Analysis: Lance Dur Webtoon Episode 5, The Third Death

(aka, Ronik's "let's try reading too much into some comics, and the Lance Dur series" challenge)

TW: Discussion of Child Abuse (physical, emotional, psychological), Filicide, Patricide, Child Neglect. Just the usual things that come up when talking about Lysmee, Agard, Lance Dur, Kerubim, God Ecaflip, and Joris, and their character parallels.

When looked at from the lens of symbolism and motifs, this comic is one of the more important pieces of Kerubim lore we have. And I really, really mean it. I need to talk about it.

But to talk about it... I will have to do something bad. Something I really wanted to put off for as long as I could:

THIS POST WILL SPOIL THE ENTIRETY OF THE LANCE DUR CARTOON, THE LANCE DUR WEBCOMIC, AS WELL AS THE CIRE MOMORE WEBCOMIC.

For this reason, I will be placing this analysis under a read more.

The thing that really gets me about this comic, is that it explicitly makes Kerubim a character foil/parallel for Agard and Lysmee.

Once or twice, I might have said things like, "Joris parallels Yugo, Atcham parallels Joris," and so on, — because of similar troubles, or character beats, — but let it be clear when I say "parallel" here, I don't mean conjecture, or correlations. What is happening here, is a bit... different.

Through his inclusion in this comic, and the role he takes in it as a victim of the Cire Momore curse, — the same way Agard was, — an explicit parallel is drawn between Kerubim and Agard.

And, by that logic, between Kerubim and Lysmee as well, — for Agard is already her foil and parallel.

In a way, their being a trinity really enriches the way one can understand these characters, — they form a sliding scale, I think, — because for every mirror image they have, there is a small deviation.

From Lance Dur's genuine love for his son and failure at showing it for all those years, and Ephedre's hatred of everything, to Ecaflip's godly "love" being both cruel and transactional.

In a way, despite Cire Momore not actually picking victims in-universe, symbolically speaking, she is the unhealable, unbeatable wound of parental trauma, personified.

It's no wonder, her long-term targets, within canon, are Agard and Kerubim.

Something can have many different symbolic meanings in the same story. From the march of death, to the weight of parental trauma.

The past, with all the horrible things that happened in it, is as real as the future, and the ending it holds. And it's always coming for you.

Sometimes, they are actually two in the same. At least for Lysmee and Kerubim.

This is the level of parallels that Lysmee, Kerubim, and Agard operate on. Even though Kerubim being their parallel is only a minor thing, because Agard and Lysmee's stories are mostly intertwined between one another, it is still a good way to analyse things.

(I hope someone makes a similar post to mine, but mainly about Agard and Lysmee. I'm too much of a Kerubim fan to be talking about them...)

All three of them grew up with parents who weren't supportive of who they were as people. The onee person who was supposed to nurture them, treated them like an object at best (Agard, Kerubim), — or derived pleasure from their suffering at worst (Lysmee, Kerubim).

Between the two, Kerubim seems like the middle ground. Agard has a toxic, distant parent, Lysmee has a horrible, physically abusive mother, and Kerubim has a toxic, emotionally and psychologically abusive parent.

Their stories diverge, yet remain reflections of one another.

Lysmee dreams of breaking free, but is killed by her own mother in the end. Kerubim cannot die, or get rid of, his father. And Agard kills his father, — obtaining a tragic sort of freedom, an actual ending to their relationship.

Lysmee and Agard reflect one another with violence, with poison. They both plan their parents' death, but for different reasons, — a want to be free of abuse vs. a twisted way to show love.

Kerubim and Lysmee reflect one another in inability to die or move on, — cursed to live forever by their parent, out of hatred, or out of love. But it differs, — for Kerubim, an eternal life, marred by death, by disease, is a pleasure, because he has his loved ones. But Lysmee... isn't living. She is suffering, forever.

Agard and Kerubim reflect one another by loving their fathers despite how bad things were, but having a way to move on, just a little, and try to be better fathers themselves, — separate from their toxic parent. But Kerubim will always have to look behind his back, to police his speech, to try and please Ecaflip, — because he is always watching, and he can always take all of Kerubim's freedoms back, at the snap of the fingers.

The way Kerubim experiences his haunting by Cire Momore is emblematic of his relationship with Ecaflip — everpresent, clouding over his thoughts, yet, if he focuses on moving forward, he can ignore it, if just for a bit.

The way it ends, is also a reflection of their relationship: only Ecaflip can choose, when, exactly, Kerubim stops suffering, — and he will keep him in danger, until Kerubim gives him what he wants.

Kerubim tries to free himself of the pain that his relationship with Ecaflip brings him by using fatherhood, but only ends up mirroring the dynamics that caused him pain. Joris wishes he could help him, but he is literally seven, and he has no idea how, — besides staying by his side, together, for eternity. Suffering from a very similar pain to Kerubim, but because of Kerubim himself.

Forcing himself to parent his own parent, to try and lead him from his pain.

Lysmee tries to free herself from the pain of her mother's abuse with romance, but the circumstances against them are far too strong, — Gustav can't even begin to help her. No matter how much he wishes he could. The only thing he could do for her is to die and be cursed together for eternity.

The same way Ecaflip is the only one who can save Kerubim, and the only one who could have saved Lysmee was Ephedre, the only one who can save Agard is Lance Dur, — because, as I had pointed out, all of them are the reason of their pain.

But the difference is that Lance Dur truly loves Agard. He might not have been the best father, he might have hurt him, but he loves Agard, enough to make sacrifices.

And if it took her mother's hate to doom her, it's quite poetic that it took a parent's love and determination that can finally set Lysmee free.

[tiredofsatansbullshit]

Hello again haha. Thanks for reccing your reading list, that's so detailed and helpful, you must have put so much work into it and I really appreciate it! I was also just wondering if you had any particular favourites? I feel like you have good taste. Thanks again!

Hiii, I'm glad you find the reading list helpful!! Thank you!! Here's some of my favourites (in no [particular order):

Batman: The Cult - this is easily my favourite Robin!Jason comics

Batman: Under The Red Hood - this will always get me emotional

Countdown to Final Crisis - has its good and bad things, as all comics do, I just find the dynamic between Jason Todd, Kyle Rayner and Donna Troy so interesting, I wish we got more of it

Red Hood and the Outlaws #18 - again, has its good and bad things. The thing I love most is the Bruce and Jason interactions that we get out of it

Robin War - the dynamic between the Robins is definitely something to witness

Trinity Annual 1 and Trinity #13-15 - aka 'Dark Destiny Arc'. The parallels this brings is so interesting to me

Batman #100 - it's a part of Joker War so beware but I'm a sucker for some good batfam moments

Batman Urban Legends #1-6 - don't have much commentary for this one other than I enjoyed the storyline

Nightwing Annual 1 - some Dick and Jason being brothers

Task Force Z - all 12 comics are pretty good but if I had to recommend just one, it'd be Task Force Z #6. The Bruce and Jason interactions will leave you crying

That's all for the main storylines. I'd also definitely recommend the Batman: Wayne Family Adventures Webtoon!!

[shivering-isles-cryptid]

Nine Mutuals I’d Like to Know Better

Tagged by @stormbeyondreality

To quote Nin:

3 Ships

The DC Trinity. I will forever support Batman x Superman x Wonder Woman. ALWAYS.

Ralof and Hadvar. I just like it. A lot.

Stucky. Bucky Barnes and Steve Rodgers FUCKED. I will not elaborate.

First Ship

Probably Tasha and Tyrone from Backyardagains. That was my favorite show as a kid, and I saw their similar head shapes and went “yes. Head shape = love.”

Last Song

What Else Can I Do? (Isabella’s Villain Song) by Lydia the Bard. I love her Villain rewrites, and my favorite has to be Tale As Old as Time, or We Don’t Talk About Bruno. She’s an amazing singer and vocalist.

Currently Reading

I’m in between books right now (as in, I saw the notification at the exact moment I was about to open a new book). But the book I just finished was Electric Idol by Katee Robert, and the one I’m about to read is Wicked Beauty by Katee Robert.

I’m also reading Keeping Count by @nerevar-quote-and-star on Ao3 and Lore Olympus by Rachel Smythe on WEBTOON

Last Film

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay part 2. I only watched to the halfway point then started doing stuff. I got bored, and Gale pisses me off a lot.

Currently Craving

Tea. Peppermint tea to be specific, with 1/2 cup of sugar and 3 drops of lemon juice. Food wise, a seafood bag boil from this one restaurant in the city, which has crab, shrimp, lobster, potatoes, and corn. And it’s really spicy🤤

Tagging: @cheeseandstrawberrytartlover @nerevar-quote-and-star @singleteapot @elder-dragon-reposes @incorrectdaedra and @average-crazy-fangirl

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Howdy! My names Paradox, or Para by some of my pals. One of them, the good lady Trinity, actually directed me to you to ask this question!

I’m a budding writer, comic artist, and so on who’s been enthralled by a book project of mine lately. Trinity suggested I use Wattpad as a publishing venture because of your personal experience with the company!

I just wanted to ask some questions about using Wattpad to publish one’s work, anything will help!

First off! Would you suggest it for first time publishing?

If not, what would your suggestion be?

Any tips for me in this pursuit?

I hope you find the time to, and I hope you’re having a good day!

Hello! I'll DM you in a few minutes for a more detailed conversation about your actual book, but my first instinct would be to ask:

a) what the project is, and

b) what your goal with it is.

Depending on both of those things, Wattpad (or any of the other serializing platforms like it) may or may not be the right choice for your project.

What is Your Project?

Original Work - make sure that wherever you choose to share the book, there's a clear ToS that indicates that the copyright of the novel stays with the creators at all times. Also take a look at the recommended chapter/part/episode length on the different platforms--you may find your work better suited to one or the other based on the platform's word length requirements or best practices notices.

Genre and Medium - different sorts of projects thrive on different platforms. Radish is great for steamy, spicy, dark, sexy romances. Tapas seems to be the shrine of BoysLove/BL graphic novels/thumbscrollers. Wattpad is great for fandom work and YA. Webtoons seems to be a great place for KDrama style comics. Take a good hard look at your work's genre and where other works like yours thrive, and figure out which platform already comes pre-loaded with your ideal readership. (Note: some platforms have strict rules about how many other places you can publish the same work, and at what times, especially if you're monetizing it.)

Fanfic - Like the above, consider the different sites and see which one has the legal protection, curation, and fandom/readership that would best suit your tale. You can't monetize fanfic, so going where the readers are is the best way to get all those kudos and warm fuzzies.

What is Your Goal?

Just Sharing For the Fun of it / Practice - I'd say dive right in, then! Who knows what will happen! You might get some great feedback, make some awesome friends, garner some great moots and build a wonderful and supportive community, and learn loads. There's nothing saying you can't share one for free and then look into monetizing the next project.

To Make Money - people can be stingy and judgy with things that are behind paywalls, so make sure your work is the most polished it can be, and fits the best practices of the site you've chosen as well as you're able. On some sites you're allowed to control whether you'd like to monetize your work, and some others you have to apply to/ submit to be considered. Take a good look at each of the models on the sites you're considering and decide which one works best for what you want.

To Get Traditionally Published - the path from selfpublished on a serialization site to traditionally published is a very thin, not particularly well-worn one. Besides the books specifically hand picked by the Wattpad Books and W by Wattpad publishing teams (usually through the Watty Awards), or their graphic novel/comic side Webtoon who publish the Webtoon Unscrolled books, I can think of vanishingly few novels that have been selfpubbed first and then picked up for traditional publication. If you want your project to be tradpubbed, maybe try querying agents and indie publishers first.

That said, having a project on a site like Wattpad will give you a lot of experience and metrics that you can brag about if you elect to query around a second or different project. I cite my serialization site readership numbers in my tradpub marketing documents all the time.

Have a Movie Made - Maybe take a screenwriting class instead? If the ultimate goal is to get a movie made of your story, why not just write a movie? It is a lot rarer than it seems from the outside for a novel to be adapted, and if that's the only reason you're doing it, consider that maybe you're writing for the wrong medium. For more info on that, read my article about How Books Become Movies.

Become Internet Famous - You do you, I guess. I have no idea how it would work, and no advice for that because I am deffo not Internet Famous, and have no desire to be. Looks exhausting. But don't let me stop you!

Already Available

No matter what serialization site you choose to publish on, be aware that this means the manuscript will forevermore be what is considered "Already Published" by the whole traditional publishing business machine. It's out there for free already--so why should any agent or publisher pick it up when they won't be able to get readers to pay for it?

There are very, very few agents and publishers willing to look at Already Available projects , and generally only those with massive pre-existing readerships and fanbases.

If you're okay with that, then by all means, selfpub on these sites. But go into it knowing that the tradpub world considers posting to serialization apps to be basically equivalent to selfpubbing (and that's neither good, nor bad. No value judgement here. It just means that they'd have to approach the marketing and business side of things in a certain kind of way. For all that they deal in stories and sell beautiful pieces of writer's souls and imagination, never forget that tradpub is An Industry (tm), and many, many of the decisions are made because Capitalism.)

Do your Research

Talk to other writers on the site if it seems scammy, or the offers are Too Good to Be True. Be careful where you share your original work and what you agree to. Read all the contracts thoroughly.

Be Prepared to Hustle

That's not to say that there's no hustle involved with getting your work out there, particularly on social media, if you are a traditionally published author. There's loads, especially post-publication as most marketing efforts and budgets are spent on the pre-release leadup.

But if you're selfpubbing on a serialization site, you're going to have to do all of your own marketing and talking yourself up. That includes joining and participating on forums, discords, chat groups, writer's groups; creating and sharing graphics and book trailers on social media; BookTokking (if you like that sort of thing); volunteering at conventions or meetups; hosting workshops or free writer's lessons, and answering qs like these (* winky face *); submit it for on-site promotions and contests; etc.

You'll have to review recent trends in book covers for your age market, genre, and platform and create a cover that will attract the right readers. You'll need to craft pitch copy for your book using the same research and meticulous editing. And you'll need to look into metrics to figure out what time of day/day of the week it's best to drop new parts/episodes/chapters.

And of course, what took you months, perhaps years to write and perfect, it takes readers a mere matter of hours to consume. So you'll always need to be thinking of the next project if you're looking to build a sustained career and readership out of the posting.

Or you know, maybe you don't have to do any of that. Maybe you can just share exactly how you want to, when you want to, why you want to, and enjoy that too! Again it all depends on what your goals are.

What you choose to put into it, you will probably mostly get back out of it. Sweat equity Return on Investment is always a crapshoot.

(But hey, I keep doing it because I enjoy it. I love sharing stories and reading people's comments and enthusiasms for my tales.)

In the End, There are No Guarantees

So wherever you decide to post, however you decide to post, make sure that you keep your expectations realistic and your heart open. Everything you hope may come to pass, or your story could sink and get no views. Make sure you're okay with either happening, and remember to celebrate all the little wins, and have fun.

[aceshadowstar]

Wonder Woman's Trinity Backups Prove We Need More Slice-Of-Life Superhero Stories https://www.cbr.com/wonder-woman-trinity-slice-of-life-superhero-stories/

[marvelthalia]

Artemis Of Bana Mighdall Reading Guide / Read List

(Things in brackets are things where she only has a minor role)

Bold is recommended reading

Pre First Appearance:

Wonder Woman V2 #29-35 (Bana Mighdall's first appearance, Artemis not seen)

Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity #1-3 (Set chronologically earlier than Artemis’ first appearance when she was a teen)

—

First Appearance + Wonder Woman:

WW V2 #90, #0, #91-93

Justice League America  Vol. 1 (1989) #97-99

(Guy Gardener: Warrior #29)

(Justice League America #100)

WW V2 #94-100

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Demon Hunter Days:

Artemis: Requiem #1-6

Wonder Woman V2 (#121-122), #123-125

(JLA Vol.1 (1997) #5 + Aztek: The Ultimate Man Vol. 1 #10)

(Genesis #1-4)

(Wonder Woman #126-127)

Wonder Woman V2 Annual #6

(It was the 90s give them a break)

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Trainer of Heroes:

Superman/Batman #9-10, #13

Wonder Woman V2 #128-136

Wonder Woman Secret Files and Origins #1

Wonder Woman #139-142, #144

DCU Holiday Bash III

WW V2 Annual #8

Wonder Woman V2 (#153), #156-159

Young Justice V1 #22

Wonder Woman: Our Worlds at War #1 (one-shot)

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Paradise Lost and Found:

(Wonder Woman Secret Files and Origins #2)

Wonder Woman V2 #164-169, (#172), #173-174

Wonder Woman V2 #177(-178, #186, #188)

(Wonder Woman Secret Files and Origins #3)

Wonder Woman V2 #191, (#195-197), #198-203

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Infinite Crisis:

Wonder Woman V2 #208, (#218), #221-224

(Infinite Crisis #2-3)

(Wonder Woman 1,000,000)

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Amazons Attack! Event:

Amazons Attack #1

Wonder Woman v3 #8

Amazons Attack #2

Wonder Woman v3 #9

Amazons Attack #3

Teen Titans v3 #48

Wonder Woman v3 #10

Amazons Attack #4

Teen Titans v3 #49

Wonder Woman v3 #11

Amazons Attack #5

Wonder Woman v3 #12

Amazons Attack #6

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The Circle:

 Secret Six (2008) #10-14

Wonder Woman V3 (#22), #37-39 + #44 + #611 + #614

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Injustice Universe:

Injustice: Gods Among Us Year 4 #5-8, (#9), #10-11, #13-14, (#15-#17), #18, #20, #23

(I’d suggest just reading the whole of Year 4)

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Alternate Timelines + Universes:

- The Morrigan/Odyssey Timeline

- Wonder Woman V3 #606-612, #614

- Wonder Woman: Earth One Vol. 1-3 (Very minor role)

- The Multiversity: The Just (Artemis as Wonder Woman, very very minor role)

- Wonder Woman v1 #250-251 (Orana is an alt version of Artemis)

- Wonder Woman 1, 000, 000

- Avengers/JLA Vol.1 #2

- Flashpoint:

Flashpoint: Wonder Woman and the Furies (2011) #1-2

Flashpoint: Lois Lane and the Resistance (2011) #1-3

Flashpoint: Wonder Woman and the Furies (2011) #3

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Other/Misc/AU but more modern:

- Superman Giant Vol 1. #9-10 + #13 (2019)

- Wonder Woman 80th Anniversary 100-page Super Spectacular

- Robin 80th Anniversary 100-page Super Spectacular

- Dark Nights: Death Metal #7

- Sensational Wonder Woman #3-4 (Digital First)

- Sensational Wonder Woman #11-12 (Digital FIrst)

- Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace #14 (Digital First)

- Wonder Woman: Black and Gold Vol. 2

- Generations Shattered Vol. 1 + Generations Forged Vol. 1

- Red Hood: Outlaw WEBTOON (this is a good one)

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DC Rebirth:

Dark Trinity + Trinity:

Red Hood and the Outlaws #1-7

Trinity Annual #1, Trinity #12-15

Red Hood And The Outlaws Annual #1

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Who Is Artemis? + The Enemy Of Both Sides + Life of Bizarro:

Red Hood and the Outlaws #8-14

Wonder Woman #52-55

Red Hood and the Outlaws #15-20

(Batman: Prelude to the Wedding: Red Hood vs. Anarky #1)

Red Hood and the Outlaws #21-25

Red Hood And The Outlaws Annual #2

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Outlaw + Generation Outlaws:

Red Hood: Outlaw #30-31 (flashbacks)

Red Hood: Outlaw Annual #3

Red Hood: Outlaw #37-50

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Amazons United + Trials of The Amazons

Wonder Woman Annual #4

Wonder Woman #750 + #780-781

Wonder Girl (2021) #1-4

Trial of the Amazons #1

Nubia & The Amazons #6

Trial of the Amazons: Wonder Girl #1

Wonder Woman #786

Nubia: Coronation Special

Trial of the Amazons: Wonder Girl #2

Trial of the Amazons #2

Artemis: Wanted

[truyenvn]

The Breaker Và Top 4 Manhwa Đề Tài Võ Thuật Hấp Dẫn

Võ thuật luôn là đề tài có nhiều đất để các tác phẩm nghệ thuật nói chung và truyện tranh nói riêng khai thác. The Breaker là một trong những bộ truyện tranh manhwa được đánh giá cao khi nhắc về thể loại này. Bên cạnh đó, 4 cái tên khác cũng rất đáng để đón đọc nếu bạn là fan ruột của những cảnh chiến đấu đầy mạnh mẽ.

The Breaker

Truyện The Breaker được sáng tác bởi cặp đôi tác giả Park Jin Hwuan và Jeo Geu-jin. Nó là một trong những truyện manhwa đời đầu được yêu thích nhất ở thể loại hành động, với những màn trình diễn võ thuật đỉnh cao kết hợp với những nút thắt đan xen tài tình, khiến người đọc không thể rời mắt.

Câu chuyện kể về Yi Shiwoon – một cậu bé đáng thương, luôn là đối tượng được hướng đến của những kẻ bắt nạt trong trường. Cậu yếu đuối tới mức ai cũng nghĩ rằng mình có thể dễ dàng đánh bại cậu. Shiwoon luôn phải tuân lệnh theo những kẻ bắt nạt, vì cậu sợ phải chiến đấu với bất kỳ ai.

Cho đến một ngày, những kẻ bắt nạt kéo bạn của cậu vào một mớ bòng bong. Shiwoon không thể đứng yên trước cảnh đó. Cậu lập tức tham gia vào trận chiến. Và ngay lúc ấy, Shiwoon phát hiện ra giáo viên dạy tiếng Anh mới chuyển tới – Chunwoo – chính là người có thể cứu vãn cậu khỏi kiếp lầm than, “ăn hành” nhiều hơn “ăn cơm” này.

Đó là một giáo viên không hề bình thường, mà sở hữu một sức mạnh vô cùng tuyệt vời. Điều đó lập tức khiến Shiwoon muốn thầy nhận mình làm học trò để có thể được lĩnh hội tinh hoa từ thầy. Chunwoo chấp nhận, nhưng buộc Shiwoon phải chứng minh quyết tâm của mình.

Và sau đó, thầy cùng với Shiho đã giúp cho Shiwoon trở thành một võ sư giỏi, nhưng cũng vô tình kéo cậu vào thế giới Murim đầy tăm tối…

Đi xuyên suốt câu chuyện trong The Breaker, chúng ta có thể thấy từng bước trưởng thành đáng ngưỡng mộ của Shiwoon – cậu bé tưởng chừng sẽ không bao giờ ngóc đầu lên được vì sự yếu đuối và nhút nhát.

Chunwoo đã phải rất chật vật để có thể chỉ dạy cậu từng bước một trên con đường đưa cậu đến với võ thuật và trở thành một võ sư quyền năng. Những điều đáng nói là ở chỗ, ngay cả khi đã có được sức mạnh, Shiwoon vẫn không ngừng tập luyện, và luôn giữ tôn chỉ rằng chỉ sử dụng những gì mình có được để bảo vệ người khác, chứ không phải để bắt nạt hay phá hủy.

Là một manhwa thể loại hành động, The Breaker chắc chắn sẽ làm mãn nhãn người đọc với những cảnh chiến đấu được đầu tư chi tiết và tỉ mỉ. Bên cạnh đó, những khoảnh khắc đau lòng với những người ngã xuống trong trận chiến một sống một còn cũng sẽ khiến khán giả không thể nào quên.

Thế nhưng đó chưa phải là tất cả, The Breaker cũng có rất nhiều những khoảnh khắc lãng mạn. Và chúng đã được khéo léo lồng ghép vào trong các tình tiết khác nhau để mang đến cho người đọc những dòng cảm xúc chân thành rất tự nhiên và đáng nhớ.

Sau khi The Breaker kết thúc, các tác giả đã tiếp tục cho ra The Breaker: New Waves để nối dài câu chuyện. Series này vẫn đang được tiếp diễn và đón nhận rất nhiều ủng hộ từ bạn đọc.

The God Of High School

Cũng là một truyện thể loại võ thuật giống The Breaker, The God Of High School cũng sẽ mang đến cho bạn một bữa tiệc mãn nhãn với những màn trình diễn đỉnh cao. Đây là một trong những bộ manhwa webtoon hấp dẫn nhất hiện nay.

The God Of High School kể về Jin Mori – một thanh niên 17 tuổi với tài năng võ thuật Taewondo không ai sánh bằng. Thế nhưng một ngày kia, cậu bất ngờ thất bại trong một cuộc tỉ thí với một người đàn ông tóc vàng.

Ông ta mời cậu tới một giải đấu mang tầm cỡ quốc tế: The God Of High School. Và rõ ràng, Jin không thể để danh tiếng của mình bị vùi dập, và cậu lập tức đồng ý.

Thế nhưng, đó không phải là một giải đấu đơn giản. Jin phải chiến đấu với những đối thủ nặng ký hơn mình rất nhiều. Và hơn thế nữa, họ còn có thể “mượn” sức mạnh của một thần vật khác để tăng cường sức chiến.

Điều tuyệt vời là, tất cả đều chịu thua dưới tay một võ sư với đôi tay và sức mạnh thuần túy tự thân: Jin Mori.

Sun Ken Rock

Sun Ken Rock là một câu chuyện khác cũng xoay quanh cuộc đời của một học sinh trung học bình thường. Ken – một cậu bé vô cùng tội nghiệp bị cướp cả gia đình và ước mơ, sau này đã trở thành thủ lĩnh của một băng đảng mạnh nhất Hàn Quốc.

Khi tất cả những gì thân thuộc nhất đã mất, cậu sống một cuộc sống vô cùng bạo lực, chỉ biết đánh nhau qua ngày cho qua cơn đau khổ. Động lực sống duy nhất của cậu khi đó là tình cảm với Yumin – cô bạn dễ thương cùng lớp. Thế nhưng đắng cay thay, ngay khi cậu đủ can đảm th�� lộ, thì cũng là lúc cậu bị từ chối. Tệ hơn vậy, người trong mộng của cậu lại còn chuẩn bị làm cảnh sát.

Cuộc đời Ken thật sự có một bước ngoặt to lớn khi cậu ra tay cứu một ông già bán hàng ven vỉa hè, và lọt vào mắt xanh của Park Tae-soo, thủ lĩnh của một băng đảng tại Hàn Quốc. Hắn mời cậu về làm thủ lĩnh mới cho họ, và từ đây, Ken từng bước trở thành người cầm đầu mạnh nhất xứ Hàn, đồng thời phát hiện ra thân thế thực sự của người con gái mình yêu thương…

Đây là một bộ truyện được đánh giá rất cao khi nhắc tới những bộ truyện phản ánh chân thực xã hội Hàn Quốc, đặc biệt là thế giới ngầm. Nó không những mô tả sâu sắc những vấn đề xã hội nóng bỏng được quan tâm hiện nay, mà còn cực kỳ thu hút với những nét vẽ điêu luyện, khiến bạn đã xem một lần rồi thì chỉ muốn xem tiếp mãi.

Trinity Wonder

Trinity Wonder là một câu chuyện cùng tác giả với The Breaker. Nội dung của nó không quá sâu sắc, nhưng vẫn là tác phẩm tuyệt vời để bạn có những giây phút thư giãn thoải mái.

Câu chuyện bắt đầu với ba không gian khác nhau: một thế giới võ lâm, với các võ giả với trình độ cao siêu; một thế giới pháp sư với vị pháp sư đang phải chiến đấu với một con quái vật; và một thế giới của máy móc và công nghệ cực kỳ tối tân.

Những con người của các thế giới này, vì một tai nạn mà tình cờ hội ngộ. Họ trở thành bạn, và là những người đồng đội chí cốt, cùng nhau giải quyết những vấn đề của nhau. Câu chuyện không quá dài dòng, nhưng vẫn đủ khiến cho người đọc bị cuốn hút và nóng lòng muốn theo dõi tới hồi kết.

Gosu

Hơi khác Breaker một chút, Gosu mang hơi hướng của một bộ truyện kiếm hiệp, xoay quanh nhân vật Cương Lĩnh với võ công cao cường và xuất thân bí ẩn. Anh là đệ tử của một cao thủ nổi danh trong giang hồ từ lâu.

Thế nhưng, sự phụ của anh đã bị sát hại. Nuôi mối thù với lòng căm phẫn, anh quyết tâm báo thù cho sư phụ và ẩn thân làm phụ bếp cho một quán ăn để thuận tiện cho mục đích của mình. Thế nhưng, điều đáng nói là hai người bà cháu trong quán ăn cũng không phải những con người bình thường…

Để tìm được kẻ thù, Cương Lĩnh đã phải đối phó với rất nhiều thế lực lớn và vượt qua rất nhiều thử thách. Gosu hiện vẫn đang được tiếp diễn với phần 2 vô cùng gay cấn.

The Breaker và tất cả những bộ truyện manhwa trên đây đều là những cái tên vô cùng sáng giá khi nhắc đến những truyện tranh Hàn Quốc đề tài võ thuật. Chúng đã và đang đón nhận rất nhiều tình cảm yêu mến cũng như ủng hộ, theo dõi của bạn đọc trên khắp thế giới. Sẽ là sự nuối tiếc rất lớn nếu bạn tìm đọc những bộ truyện hành động nhưng lại bỏ lỡ những tác phẩm này.

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