HomeWebcomicsUNNIE, I LIKE YOU! to be released in print from TOKYOPOP

UNNIE, I LIKE YOU! to be released in print from TOKYOPOP

TOKYOPOP EIC Lena Atanassova revealed the news to The Beat

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Beloved WLW manwha Unnie, I Like You! is getting a print release via TOKYOPOP.

In an exclusive interview with The Beat, TOKYOPOP editor-in-chief Lena Atanassova revealed that the publisher has partnered with Webtoon to release a full-color graphic novel edition of the webcomic by creator Jeongussi.

“I’m thrilled about our first full-color GL webtoon print release, Unnie, I Like You!” Atalassan said. “It’s a lighthearted, slice-of-life romance between two women who are very different from one another, yet share a past life as fated lovers. We’re so excited to partner with Webtoon and creator Jeongussi to bring this charming story to print for the first time.”

Unnie, I Like You! debuted in June 2024 and at time of writing has more than 60 episodes available to read on the Webtoon app. The story follows Park Chanmi, a graduate student who remembers every painful moment of her past life including the loss of her true love Hanbyeol. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said of her soulmate.

Here’s the full synopsis:

Park Chanmi vividly remembers her past life, where she harbored deep feelings for the beautiful Hanbyeol, whose life tragically ended too soon. In her present life, Chanmi is startled to discover that her lost love has returned as a university professor yet does not recall their past life. Fearing history may repeat itself, Chanmi is determined to protect the sole person she cherishes the most.

Creator Jeongussi updates Unni, I Like You! every Wednesday. The app is five chapters ahead of the website, but the entire series is available to read for free.

TOKYOPOP has yet to release details for the Unni print release. Stay tuned for more.

Source: The Beat

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Samantha Puc (she/they) is a fat, disabled, lesbian writer and editor whose work focuses primarily on LGBTQ+ and fat representation in pop culture. They are an Eisner Award-winning journalist and Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic with bylines at The Beat, Publishers Weekly, Yes! Magazine, Polygon, and elsewhere. Samantha is the founder of Fat Forward Books, Community Voices Blog Editor at NAAFA, and a contributor to the award-winning Fat and Queer: An Anthology of Queer and Trans Bodies and Lives. They graduated in 2025 with a Master of Fine Arts degree in creative nonfiction from The New School. When Samantha is not working or writing, she loves spending time with her cats, reading, and perfecting her grilled cheese recipe.

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