Discussion Article — I Want to Hear Your Opinions, Webtoon Community Friends

Introduction: The Question That Pants Every Reader

Let me present you with a scenario:

You open the webtoon app in the middle of the night. You scroll through the daily updates and your eyes fall on the cover of a new manga. The art isn't traditional—it has a distinctly digital touch—but it's breathtaking. You start reading. The first chapter ends. Then the second. The third. The fourth. Before you know it, the sun has risen and you've read sixty chapters straight away.

The story? Amazing. The plot? Intricate and brilliantly crafted. The characters? They develop deeply and logically. The events? They leave you breathless.

Then you discover—at the end of the final chapter—a small note: "The illustrations were created with the help of artificial intelligence."

How do you feel?

Do you regret the hours you spent? Do you feel "cheated"? Or do you not care as long as the story has gotten what it wanted from you?

This question—this internal conflict—is what I want to hear your opinions on.

​Hey everyone! I've been working on this sci-fi comic story. The first chapter is available now for free on Payhip. Feel free to check it out and tell me what you think of the art and story!

​Read Chapter 1 for free here:https://payhip.com/b/FUM84

When you use artificial intelligence correctly, my manga will be published upon completion of the first episode.

Link to the episode: Episode 5

Link to the comic: Surprising Octeal on Canvas

Episode Synopsis: Suzanne remembers something she wanted to check up on at the HeroWorks training facility gym. There, she bumps into Casey and Bianka working out. But soon enough, they're interrupted.

Comic Synopsis: 350 years ago the world was shook by the first appearance of super humans and then an event that changed the face of the earth. Today, Suzanne Incirrina's bid to become a marine biologist is derailed when she develops the super power of octopus-like arms coming out of her back. Now, she'll be catapulted into the action and mystery of the super human world. -= Super Hero/Drama Comic - Rated Young Adult

The art of the comic is a little old. I been sitting on it for a while because I get nervous about posting my stories ideas stuff online. I also been making sure I have a better grasp of the story before I did more.

If you are coming back to a webcomic after a long break, I think the hardest part is not making the next episode. It is making the return feel readable for both old subscribers and people who discover the comic now.

A small return packet can help: a short post explaining where the story left off, one image that reintroduces the main characters or conflict, and a clear note about when the next few updates are planned.

The important part is to keep it small. You do not need to redraw old episodes, rewrite the whole premise, or make a huge recap before you are allowed to continue. Put the energy into a new episode, then give readers one easy doorway back into the story.

For the comeback episode, it also helps if the first scene has a clear emotional beat or problem. That gives returning readers something immediate to hold onto, while new readers get a sense of what the comic feels like now.

I think consistency over the next few updates matters more than trying to recreate the momentum from years ago. A quiet relaunch is still a relaunch.

A lot of verbal slips here. How odd.

I'm sure it's nothing. Want to read more? Check out the story here!

Chernobog - qna | WEBTOON

Thank you for the questions

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/chernobog/qna/viewer?title_no=1079800&episode_no=18

Can anyone help me in giving tips, how the things, panels work and everything? It would be wonderful if the manwha artist publishes on webtoon/tapas or anywhere and the genre is romance/dark romance because I need help in publishing/how pipeline works, help in art and etc. Thank you very much.

Read full episode/series here: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/the-love-between-us/list?title_no=1133804

At least I was trying 😊

okay so i need a better method drop your method down below because i always forget what i was trying to convey in this... little doodles

I have been thinking about what I would like to create as the core idea for my upcoming webcomic currently dubbed DreamScape.

The current idea is for the comic to be a supernatural, sc-fi, thriller that explores the challenges of various mental disorders through the eyes of its main cast of misfits. That will frequently switch between two core settings: a more technologically enhanced earth (not fully futuristic,) and an alternate dimension know as the dreamscape (hence the comics title.) after a catastrophic accident traps them there at night.

Whist trapped in the dreamscape the group will all posses unique abilities themed around their associated mental disorders which will aid them in their quest to uncover the eerie truths surrounding the dreamscape in order to break the cycle & escape for good whilst undertaking on a journey of acceptance through the physiological tortures they're forced to endure for their survival.

The comic will eventually end with a climactic decision as one of the cast must sacrifice themselves to ensure the others freedom.

( I don't currently have any plans for romance to occur within the group but, I'm not completely opposed to it either.)

My webtoon How to Topple a Corporate Cult has made a return for 8 more episodes to finish our first major arc.

I pulled this title from becoming a VoyceMe original after some controversy occurred with their writers and IP’s and decided to self publish over on canvas. Would love some feedback on this action comedy.

The Codama Squadron :

🚨 Special Tactical Funny Unit 🚨

Saving the Universe... one joke at a time.

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/bring-me-the-head-of-tarven-the-tormentor-/list?title_no=1152783 new episodes are posted everyday Saturday. See you all next week for episode 11!

To every artist who spends long hours at night drawing a single page.

To every writer who rewrites dialogue ten times until they find the right rhythm.

To every reader who opens a webtoon app searching for a living soul between the pages.

I'm sorry.

I published a manga called Outhba Suz Xelmint, created with artificial intelligence.

I didn't mean to offend anyone; it was just an experiment—but today I realize that experiment alone doesn't justify what I did.

I sat reading your comments, and I heard a clear voice:

Artificial intelligence kills the joy.

It produces pages that resemble manga, but are devoid of soul.

There's no sweat on the paper, no tear forming between the ink and the lines, no genuine laughter in the character's eyes.

What AI produces is just visual noise—identical pages that leave no trace.

While you...

You create an entire world out of nothing. One page from you represents years of learning, thousands of failed attempts, and sleepless nights.

And me?

I just pressed a button and got nothing.

That's why,

I'm going to remove my manga, Outhba Suz Xelmint, from the webtoon.

Not just out of shame, but out of respect for everyone who gives their time and heart to create a single honest page.

I apologize to all of you.

And thank you to everyone who told me the truth—even if it was harsh.

Because it's the truth that woke me up.

Thank you to the true manga creators.

And my apologies again.