GetSchooled, the hit Korean Webtoon manga about a future government antibullying enforcer for schools, is getting a print edition from AblazePublishing in July.
\nAblaze Publishing expands its manhwa and webtoon-inspired catalogs this summer with the print release on July 25th of Get Schooled. The gritty action series by Yongtaek Chae and Garam Han is based on a smash hit webtoon produced by the renowned Korean Studio YLAB and has drawn strong international audience acclaim. In Get Schooled, Hwajin Na's teaching techniques are violent for a bureaucrat from the Ministry of Education.
99 · 250 Pages\nISBN: 978-1-68497-170-1\nAvailable July 25th \nIt is the near future, and student violence in schools is out of control. In a questionnaire survey for teachers, 98.6% say it is far more challenging to teach students than in the past, and 85.8% say it is not only more challenging but now dangerous.\nEventually, due to out-of-control youth violence, a teacher is murdered, and the news goes everywhere.
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