Korean Manhwa refers to a style of comic or graphic novel originating from South Korea. It is characterized by its unique art style, often featuring colorful illustrations and expressive characters. Manhwa is typically read from left to right, unlike traditional Japanese Manga, which is read from right to left. Manhwa covers a wide range of genres, including romance, fantasy, action, and horror, appealing to various age groups. Many popular titles have gained international recognition, leading to adaptations in other media, such as anime and live-action series. This growing popularity has contributed to the global spread of Korean culture.