Who Licensed Who Made Me A Princess For Print?

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Not sure which publisher has the official English print rights for this webtoon, anyone know when the physical manga volumes are releasing?

Aida Domingo · Answer

For English print licensing of manhwa, Ize Press is the current licensor, releasing physical volumes of the series. Ize Press is usually available for purchase at booksellers like Barnes & Noble and Right Stuf. For more stories where the identity of characters is put upside down and power dynamics are flipped and reversed, there’s also That Prince Is A Girl: The Vicious King’s Captive Slave Mate. The story begins with the strange revelation that the main character is a girl, and goes from there into a wildly tense and often danger-tinged story of captive-master relationships, as the concealed gender of the main character leads to a variety of struggles with her new ‘mate’.

Sawyer · Answer

I loved the artwork so much that I immediately began searching for a book for it. For the English prints, Seven Seas Entertainment holds the license for ‘Who Made Me a Princess’. The collected volumes are available at most bookstores as well as online shops throughout the world. The manhwa was originally created by Plutus (writer) and Spoon (artist) and was serialized digitally before being put into print form. Therefore, if you read the manhwa digitally and then the printed form, you will notice a difference between the translation and the formatting of the comic between the two platforms.

Your local comic book store may not carry ‘Who Made Me a Princess’, but many other comic book stores carry all of the Seven Seas titles, and you can also order them off of the publishers website. Supporting the creators of your favorite digital comic is best done by purchasing the official print version of the book as well.

Harlow · Answer

I really love webcomics sometimes. So far, none of them have required a spine to press against my cheek (that would just be awful), but the two chapters of Who Made Me a Princess I read online were absolutely amazing. It’s a manhwa (Korean comics) written by Plutus and Spoon and published on a Korean web platform (KakaoPage) in English on Tappytoon. The English print license for the manhwa Who Made Me a Princess is held by Seven Seas Entertainment, which publishes the web comic as trade volumes with chapters collected and translated.

I think this one was originally released on a Korean web platform (it was on KakaoPage, which is where a lot of Korean web comics are released) and is currently available on the Tappytoon platform for digital, plus print on Seven Seas Entertainment product pages with ISBNs to help you with cataloging, release dates, etc. I highly recommend buying the printed volumes, not only will you have a nicer paper quality plus any extras like notes from the author or nicer lettering, but it will also help to support the people who worked on Plutus and Spoon so that more titles like this can receive international releases properly (as opposed to me reading it on my phone in between work to post up for you all to read).

Arthur · Answer

I get excited whenever I bring home more books for my shelf. It feels great to have physical copies of my favorite books. ‘Who Made Me a Princess’ was licensed by Seven Seas Entertainment for an English print version. I got to read this manhwa (written by Plutus and illustrated by Spoon) online first before hunting down physical copies for my shelf.

I actually read the series online first, and then looked for a physical copy once I had finished reading the web chapters. The series first ran as manhwa on Korean platform KakaoPage written by Plutus with illustrations by Spoon, and is also currently available digitally in English on Tappytoon among other platforms. The easiest way to get a copy and support the writers and translators is to buy a Seven Seas printed volume at a bookstore or online.

For those having trouble finding the series, head to the Seven Seas website and check your local book retailer for print ISBN numbers and a list of all released volumes in print. Thetrade volume will match up with your completed web chapters and feature beautiful trade-formatting and tons of extra creator content.

Ruby · Answer

Most comic shops have it figured out already and Seven Seas Entertainment did the English version of ‘Who Made Me a Princess’. The manhwa was written by Plutus and Spoon is the artist for it. Originally it was digitally serialized on Korean websites for international readers like us before it got picked up for Seven Seas Entertainment to do English print.

The Seven Seas print is available for purchase at bookstores and online retailers. For me, paperbacks of my favorite manhwas make for better reading than their digital counterparts, and printed copies of Who Made Me a Princess include better typesetting and bonus content, making for great re-reads.

Nhaldz Dela X Pastor · Answer

Print licensing for a series like this would be a challenge. I can think of many more series that I would like to see go through a similar process. Good for this one, though.

olgasilva04 · Answer

It will be interesting to see if the success of this print run leads to a license of the side stories or other anthology material. Typically the license for the main series is used as a spring board to negotiate for other related material. If Ize Press has a good relationship with the Korean publisher, then they will likely be first in line for any other books. Ize Press would benefit from a successful initial deal as it would help to build trust with the publisher. Fans buying the Ize Press volumes of the main story are therefore potentially voting for more physical copies of future content. It’s a long game and every sale is a data point that shows yes we want more of this in physical format.

Elizabeth Sexton · Answer

The vertical immersive scroll of a digital app against the crafted, 2-page spreads of print within a composed page turn, all enabled by the license to print, results in a novel, and decidedly opposite, reading experience for the same material. Importantly, the print form of Ize allows for a dramatically different reading experience, with pause points inherent in the physical page turn, such that for certain ‘revelatory moments’ in the work, the print form is even more powerful than the app version. The editors at Ize are masters at pacing, and worked extremely hard at crafting the end of each volume to be maximum cliffhanger. The challenge of deciding where to end is quite different from deciding where to place a chapter break in a digital edition.

Carolyn Barahona · Answer

The print version seems more complete than the digital versions, which can be tweaked after publication if necessary. As the translators and editors at Ize Press worked to complete their translations to be printed in ink on paper, they must have taken additional care in order to create the nuanced and consistent voices of the characters. The formal, regal tone of the dialogue of the characters from the palace is upheld without becoming stiff or awkward. Ize Press has done a wonderful job of translating this work to create a high-quality, localization-sensitive print version of the book, and the print license surely played a large part in allowing for the extra rounds of revision that were necessary in order to complete the book within the slower production schedule of print publications as opposed to the weekly updates of web publications.

Who Licensed Who Made Me A Princess For Print?

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