Why Korean Zombie Webtoons Hit Different
If you've exhausted The Walking Dead comics and are craving fresh zombie content, Korean webtoons offer a unique blend of survival horror, emotional depth, and stunning vertical-scroll artwork that's perfect for mobile reading.
Top Picks for Zombie Fans
- Sweet Home by Youngchan Hwang & Carnby Kim - Netflix adapted this masterpiece for good reason. Monsters that manifest from human desires create a terrifying twist on the genre.
- All of Us Are Dead (Now at Our School) - High school survival horror that became a global Netflix sensation. The webtoon delivers even more character depth.
- Dead Days - A grittier, more realistic take on zombie survival with morally complex characters.
- Shotgun Boy - From the creators of Sweet Home, this prequel expands the universe with intense action.
Where to Read
Most titles are available on Webtoon (LINE Webtoon) with official English translations. For faster updates, Tapas and Tappytoon also carry licensed Korean horror webtoons.
What Sets K-Zombie Stories Apart
Korean zombie narratives often focus on social commentary—class divide, institutional failure, and human nature under pressure. Unlike Western zombie media that emphasizes action, K-webtoons deliver psychological horror and character-driven plots that keep you scrolling at 3 AM.