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Comic Series (2016) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 25, 2016

Original Title:
썰만화

Alternate Titles:
Comic Stories
sseol-man-hwa

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Countries:
South Korea

Ratings / Certifications:
KR: 19+ 

Runtime: 93

Overview from TheMovieDB

Episode 1. Teasing the husband A man and a woman get married not long after they meet. They enjoy passionately making love in every part of the house. After some time, they start getting tired of each other. The wife attends her husband's superior's house warming party one day. The superior is sending her signals and the jealous husband lights up his passionate love for his wife once again... Episode 2. The chicken delivery guy So-yool is new at this social life gig and one day she orders chicken to go along with her beer. The delivery guy is none other than her crush from high school. She orders chicken every night to see him and So-yool and Go-won develop into a relationship. Episode 3. With a student at a TOEIC school A teacher at a TOEIC school is concerned about a student who isn't improving and offers to grant him a wish every time he passes 90. She thought all she had to do was buy him dinner or something but the student's wish became more and more extreme!

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Director:
Ahn Il-hwan

Screenplay:
Ahn Il-hwan
Park Jin-ha

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