Comic Champ

Comic Champ
Comic Champ
코믹챔프

Cover, Comic Champ 2008.07.15 issue with Jjang on the cover.
Categories Manhwa, Manga
Frequency Biweekly
Publisher Daewon C.I.
First issue December 5, 1991
Country South Korea
Language Korean

Comic Champ (Korean: 코믹챔프 Komik Chaempeu, lit. "Comic Champ") is a biweekly magazine published in South Korea by Daiwon C.I.. It specializes in serializations of domestic Korean and imported Japanese comics. Titles serialized in Comic Champ are collected into volumes and published under the Champ Comics imprint.

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History

Comic Champ was launched as a weekly magazine on December 5, 1991, under the name Boy Champ (소년챔프). Its purpose was to compete with Seoul Cultural Publisher's IQ Jump (아이큐점프) for the adolescent and teenage boys market.[1] It had early success with its serialization of the Japanese basketball series Slam Dunk. In September 2002, the magazine changed its name to Comic Champ[2], and in 2006 changed to a biweekly publication schedule.[3] Today it is published on the first and fifteenth days of each month.[4]

Serializations

See also: List of series run in Comic Champ

The following is a list of series currently running in Comic Champ.

Title Began Ended Creator
Bastard - Amheunguipaegoesin 2000 Present Kazushi Hagiwara
Western Shotgun (웨스턴 샷건) 2000 Present Park Min-seo (박민서)
Pagumki (파검기) 1999 2009 Art: Yeo Beop-ryong (여법룡), Story: Park Hui-jin (박희진)
Cross Game (크로스 게임) 2006 Present Mitsuru Adachi
Eyeshield 21 (아이실드21) 2003 Present story:Riichiro Inagaki, art:Yusuke Murata
Majeh (마제) 2000 Present Ran In-soo (나인수), story; Kim Jae-hwan
G School (G 스쿨) 2005 2007 Kim Byeong-chul (김병철), story; Son Hang-cho (손창호)
Gangho, Paedogi (강호패도기, 江湖覇道記) 1998 2008 Choe Mi-reu (최미르)
Mirai Nikki 2007 Present Sakae Esuno
Naruto (나루토) 2000 Present Masashi Kishimoto
One Piece 1999 Present Eiichiro Oda
Maseuteo Seukur Ollimpeuseu 2001 Present Son Hui-jun (손희준)
Samgukjanggunjeon (삼국장군전) 1998 2008 Park Su-yeong (박수영)
Surado (수라도) 2008 Present Kim Jeong-uk (김정욱), story; Choe Bo-ha (최보하)
Cheonsang Cheonha - Tenjō Tenge (천상천하 - 天上天下) 2000 Present Oh! great
Jjang (짱) 1999 Present Lim Jae-won (임재원)
The Tyr Cronicles (티르전기, Tireujeongi) 2008 Present Art: Ran In-soo (나인수), Story: Son Chang-ho (손창호)
Injak (인작) 2007 2008 Lee Jae-heon (이재헌), story; Hong Ki-u (홍기우)
Iron Steel (아이언 스틸) 2008 Present Son Byeong-june(손병준)
Avatar (아바타르) 2009 Present Lee Hye-young(이혜영)
Checkmate (체크메이트) 2009 Present Kim Sang-yeob(김상엽)
Bakuman 2008 Present Art: Takeshi Obata, Story: Tsugumi Ohba

References

  1. ^ Kim, Byeong-su (2007-06-10). "짝퉁' <시사저널>의 엉터리 기사들" (in Korean). Daum. http://media.daum.net/culture/art/view.html?cateid=1021&newsid=20070610102809642&cp=ohmynews. Retrieved 2008-07-11. 
  2. ^ "코믹챔프" (in Korean). Daiwon C.I.. http://www.daiwon.co.kr/comic/01comic01.asp. Retrieved 2008-07-11. 
  3. ^ "챔프 내년 격주간, 주간잡지시대 '끝'" (in Korean). ComicBang. 2005-11-18. http://www.comicbang.com/tb.php/news/10/106. Retrieved 2008-07-11. 
  4. ^ "2007 만화창작연재지원 매체 소개" (in Korean). The Korea Cartoonists Association. http://www.cartoon.or.kr/pop_img/07.3.13-mideainfo.xls. Retrieved 2008-07-11. 

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