Popo's answer (3)

They're not the author, they're the artist. Luckily they do not own the rights to the story so maybe the author can commission another artist to finish DB? :)   3 reply

People love manhwa/webtoons' longer format compared to mangas' usual 4-6 chapters but let's be real, for most manhwa, 50% of those chapters are filler or just dragging out the plot so the author/distributor can get them coins. I've read one two many comics that either lost sight of its original premise (Knock on Wood) or the author lost interest so......   reply

I think they're doing more offline work for the korean sites, like contacting lawmakers, filing lawsuits, etc. I usually see petitions to punish people who spread illegal works online on the korean side of twitter. However, like the US, I'm not sure what kinds of laws exist right now that can protect artists/creators from piracy. It may be somethin......   reply