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Oh Yeon-joo learns from her friend and father's assistant, Park Soo-bong that her father has disappeared while drawing the last issue of W, in which the webtoon's protagonist, Kang Cheol, is supposed to die.
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Jul 20, 2016 · Oh Sung Moo Has Disappeared!: Directed by Dae Yoon Jung. With Han Hyo-joo, Lee Jong-suk, Minyeong Choi, Jeong Eu-gene. Oh Sung Moo writes the most popular webtoon series known as "W," disappears on the day before he is supposed to finish the final episode of the webtoon.
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- Action, Comedy, Drama
- Dae Yoon Jung
- 2016-07-20
Yeon Joo’s professor urgently calls Yeon Joo and asks her to get a spoiler about a popular graphic novel series, W, from her father. He promises that he will give her the opportunity to perform a surgery ifshe does, so she visits her father.
Aug 22, 2016 · Yeon Joo comes back to the real world and discovers that Sung Moo has lost his face. She finds out that the story was being drawn by the real culprit. Yeon Joo takes Sung Moo’s tablet and starts drawing again to save Kang Chul.
Oh Yeon Joo (Han Hyo Joo) is a second-year cardiothoracic resident doctor. Her father, a famous comic book creator, suddenly disappears one day and then Yeon Joo herself is kidnapped by a strange man covered in blood and taken to a different dimension.
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- Lee Jong Suk
Jul 20, 2016 · Sung Moo, who has disappeared for a while, is back. Yeon Joo tries to figure out what has happened to her last night, but Sung Moo doesn’t tell her anything. Meanwhile, Sung Moo starts drawing again to kill Kang Chul.
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Aug 22, 2016 · Season: 1. Oh Yeon Joo's father, who is a Webtoon artist, mysteriously went missing while writing the last chapter of his webtoon "W". Yeon Joo goes to his office and is shocked to see a scene of a bloodied Kang Cheol, the main character of W, on her father's monitor.
