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r/webtoons · I built a platform where webcomic creators get paid per episode. Looking for feedback.

Few questions I'm gonna lob at ya, as someone who's been making webcomics for 15 years. First of all, who's "we"? Are you webtoon/webcomic creators? Readers? What's your relation to the webcomics community and what's compelling you to create an entirely new profit-driven platform?  Second, how are episodes unlocked? Is this like Tapas where comics are paywalled permanently? How do you plan on building an audience for creators to benefit from if all episodes are locked by default? Webcomics are inherently non-profit in nature and so it's extremely difficult to attract readers who are accustom

r/manhwarecommendations · A manhwa so PEAK, it leaves you speechless

This is my list of whatever memorable manhwa I've read, remove whatever you've read already and focus on what you haven't read. I had this pinned on my clipboard so I ain't editing this again cuz I'm too lazy. Return of the Crazy Demon (Literally peak. The comedy is gold and the art is really good. The MC is crazy as the title says. He's a master of Yappology) Martial Wild West (peak storyline, it's isekai, subtle humour, personal recommendation) TGED (Lloyd is Water. Water is good. Lloyd is Good, it's isekai again, humour is served really well) ORV (It's one of its kind. The one and only

r/webtoons · Y’all give me the Worst WEBTOON you have read

notice how all of these in the comments are the first webtoons you find on the front page when you're new? almost* all the popular and hyper-advertized ones are mid at best. as soon as you dig a little, you find gold, and it's also very often stories that come from (or still are in) canvas. almost* all the imported stuff from big companies on webtoon is bad :/ *again, ALMOST, there are SOME good ones out there

r/manhwarecommendations · Addictive completed manhwa recommendation