Asian manga

The creators of these East Asian comics also have specific titles: a person who makes manga is called a “mangaka”, a person who makes manhwa is a “manhwaga” and a person who makes manhua is called a “manhuajia”. These terms were used in Japan (manga), Korea (manhwa) and China (manhua), as general terms for all comics.

There are a lot of other facts for me to tell you – but I don’t have to. If I were to do that, this article would go on forever and, plus, you can find out more online. There’s stuff like the artwork and text, more of the history of East Asian comics, as well as how anime blurs the lines between manga, manhua and manhwa. One example is donghua, which is easily confused with Japanese true anime.

I hope you found my article helpful and I hope it inspired you to indulge into East Asian comics. I’d like to give you some recommendations: if you’re into action and prefer Japanese comics then I’d recommend Jujutsu Kaisen, Demon Slayer, Black Clover, One piece, Bleach, Naruto, Attack on Titan and Chainsaw man. For sports, I’d recommend Kuroko’s Basketball, Blue Lock, Slam Dunk, Haikyu. They’re also Japanese manga and/or anime, but if you’d like to know more about manhua and manhwa, I suggest you search stuff up online… or you could interview me! I love to yap about these things to people who barely understand what I’m talking about, so feel free to ask me anything!

Six pairs of Asian Eyes look. Manga style. Japanese cartoon Comic concept. Anime characters. Hand drawn trendy Vector illustration. Pre-made prints. Every illustration is isolated

Asian Girl. Manga style. Japanese cartoon Comic concept. Anime character. Hand drawn trendy Vector illustration. Pre-made prints. Every illustration is isolated Pro Vector