Re: Webtoon: print later?

Dear Makoto,

As far as French webtoon platforms are concerned, I can tell you for sure
that the publishers supporting them do have paper printing in mind when
working with authors on new creations. They clearly consider the
possibility that webtoons may be printed in paper albums if successful
online.

However this does not mean that the webtoons themselves are thought for
paper during their creation process: publishers and authors are fully aware
that printing them may require some form of adaptation. To my knowledge,
authors are therefore quite free to create their webtoons as they please -
but the more they integrate the constraints of the paper adaptation, the
less work they'll eventually have adapting their creations.

Regards,
Florian
*Florian Dupas* <https://www.linkedin.com/in/floriandupas/>
CEO - Kwalia
+33 6 30 92 74 14
www.kwalia.fr


Le ven. 22 mars 2019 à 12:12, MURATA Makoto <eb2m-mrt@asahi-net.or.jp> a
écrit :

> I should have attended the meeting and asked this
> question.  My bad.
>
> In Japan, the vertically-scrollable manga by comico is quite
> popular.  However, in my understanding, they assume
> that they might want to later print comico manga on
> paper and sell it as traditional manga books.  This means
> that comico manga authors always have to worry about
> page boundaries.  Does the same thing happen in Korea
> and France?  Or, do you completely ignore the possibility
> of printing on paper later?
>
> Regards,
> Makoto
>