18 Best K-Dramas That Were Adapted From Manhwas And Webtoons

Webtoons—digital comics designed for smartphones—have completely changed the world of comics. Starting with basic, easy-to-create drawings, they’ve grown into popular series adapted for television and sparked passionate fan communities. Many Korean dramas have successfully brought these stories to life, capturing the same heart and feeling as the original webtoons and delivering truly engaging and insightful experiences for viewers.

Spider-Man Fans Can Enjoy a Brand New Day Way Earlier Than Expected

The new Spider-Man movie, officially titled Spider-Man: Brand New Day (and sometimes referred to as Spider-Man 4), is coming to US theaters this summer. Destin Daniel Cretton, who directed Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, is directing, and Tom Holland will be back as Peter Parker, a.k.a. Spider-Man.

HBO’s Upcoming Fantasy Series Avoids The Mistake That Killed The Rings Of Power

The TV show Rings of Power illustrates this point well. It wasn’t necessarily a bad show, but its extremely high production cost meant it needed a large audience to be successful. Before season one even premiered, Prime Video heavily emphasized the show’s massive budget, hoping the spectacle alone would attract viewers. However, the series quickly faced considerable criticism.

Victoria Pedretti & Lola Tung’s New R-Rated Witch Horror Adaptation Revealed In First Forbidden Fruits Trailer

Forbidden Fruits tells the story of Apple, a worker at the Free Eden store, who leads a secret, all-female cult in the mall basement after closing. She’s joined by her friends Cherry and Fig. Their carefully constructed sisterhood is threatened when a new employee, Pumpkin, arrives and forces them to confront their hidden flaws, or risk facing a dangerous outcome.