Another Korean gay comics writer, Gom Kim

Recently I came to know a webcomics site where only gay-themed comic strips are posted.

It's called Kaman Bongji, which means black (plastic) bag literally.

m.kkatoon.com

I don't know it is universal or not, Koreans use black plastic bag when to carry purchased items which they want to hide.

Maybe this site is named such as a metaphor for Korean gays who are closeted.

Anyway, Gom Kim is a one of the comics writers on the site.

His comics is based on his interviews with gays who had come out.

I like the way he portrays the interviewees' lives and I love his artwork so~~~ much.

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