Tower of God New World is a new turn-based anime based on the very popular Korean webtoon series and anime, Tower of God.

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WEBTOON Entertainment Inc. announced a major expansion of its Creator Programs in 2026, offering more tools, support, and new opportunities to build a career on WEBTOON. Rolling out throughout 2026, ...

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Webtoon Entertainment and Warner Bros. Animation (WBA) are joining forces on one of the largest webcomic-to-animation pipelines yet. The companies announced plans to co-produce 10 animated series ...

Webtoon Entertainment, a leader in webcomics and owner of Wattpad, reported an 8.7% increase in revenue for the third quarter ended September 30, 2025, with sales hitting $378 million. Higher costs, ...

Webtoon Entertainment will bring a batch of stories that originated on mobile phones to life as animated projects under a new deal with Warner Bros. Animation. The companies intend to enter into an ...

Webtoon Entertainment is set to enter a deal with Warner Bros. Animation to co-produce a slate of 10 fan-favorite Webtoon series for global distribution. The partnership is a “significant expansion of ...

Webtoon, the global storytelling platform that lets creators upload and share their own comics, has declared the winner of its 2025 Webcomic Legends competition, TheWrap has exclusively learned.

Disney has announced plans to acquire a 2% equity stake in the digital comics giant Webtoon Entertainment as part of a broader collaboration between the two media companies. The deal, still subject to ...

Shares of Webtoon jumped more than 40% in one trading day following the announcement of a much larger Disney deal. This work in progress brings more than 35,000 Disney-owned cartoons to a new format.