We’re off to Angoulême, where the 49th International Comics Festival ends this Sunday. It’s the meeting place for all comics: Franco-Belgians of course, American comics and Japanese manga – the latter driving the sales figures -, but now also dematerialized comics, which you can read on your mobile phone or tablet, romances born in South Korea and which are called “webtoons”. Decryption of the phenomenon with our special correspondent in Angoulême.
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The webtoon, the future of comics?
