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Well, I meant that if the panels could easily fit in a page. From all of the manga I've read on that page they could be organized however but will fit in a singular page. With a lot of manhwa I've read there isn't a clear cut where the page *would* end. Most panels in manga are (not always) rectangular shaped so the panels are right next to each other while many times a manhwa will have a good amount of space between them. Also how manga sometimes has panels to the left and right of each other while manhwa more often than not has a more vertical look to it (it's sorta hard to explain) as in the panels are above an below or diagonal of each other but one panel is still above the other one (if this doesn't make any sense rip). I have seen webcomics (because most manhwa are read online just like webcomics which technically include manhwa) printed before but the pages normally have a lot more space between them just like how there's space while scrolling online. BUt surely you can tell that with manga it's really easy to tell where the page ends at least with there not being that much space while with manhwa it might be harder *or* there would be a lot of space left.

I just realized I deleted my comment lmao. I'll just summarize what I said. Manga - really easy to tell where the page ends and there's not that much space between each panel also panels are often right beside each other. Manhwa- lot more space between each panel and with some panels just wouldn't fit a page's dimension (i know that sometimes w/ both manga & manhwa they'll fit a big picture on 2 pages) For instance Solo Leveling there's many times where the image won't even fit on your phone so you need to scroll down a bit to see the full image or maybe you need to rotate your phone or maybe you need to do both. Both you can read vertically and paged but when you think of reading manga you think of a paged style while you think of manhwa you think a scroll/vertical style.