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Kill Me, Kiss Me (manhwa)

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Alternative title:
K2 Kill Me, Kiss Me
케이투 (Korean)
Genres: comedy, romance
Plot Summary: Tae and Jung-Woo are two cousins that look exactly alike, except that Tae is a girl and Jung-Woo is a boy. When Jung-Woo mentions in passing that the hottest boy model, Kun Kang, is a student in his class, Tae immeadiately bribes Jung-Woo into switching places. When Tae, dressed as a boy, arrives at school, she finds she has to go through Ga-Woon to get to Kun. That's pretty tough since Ga-Woon beats her up on the first day. While Tae is ruining Jung-Woo's social life, Jung-Woo seems to be having way to much fun dressed as a girl.
Number of tankoubon: 5
Number of pages: 182
Vintage:
2001 (Korean release)
2004-02 (US release begins)
2005-08-01 to 2006-04-25 (Sweden)
2006-04 to 2006-08 (Finland)
Release dates: We have 20
Links: We have 1
Press Release:
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Graphic novel
    Kill Me, Kiss Me (GN 1) 2004-02-03
    Kill Me, Kiss Me (GN 2) 2004-05-04
    Kill Me, Kiss Me (GN 3) 2004-08-03
    Kill Me, Kiss Me (GN 4) 2004-11-09 (from $4.99)
    Kill Me, Kiss Me (GN 5) 2005-02-08 (from $4.99)

English staff
English cast
Art Director: Matt Alford
Translation: Jihae Hong

Adaptation: Paul Morrissey
CEO: Stuart Levy
Copy Editing:
Aaron Sparrow (vol. 4)
Alexis Kirsch (vols. 2-3)
Suzanne Waldman (vol. 5)
Cover Layout: Anna Kernbaum
Digital Imaging Manager: Chris Buford (vols. 2-5)
Editing:
Bryce Coleman (Vol. 2; vols. 3-5)
Luis Reyes (Vol 1)
Editor-in-Chief: Mike Kiley (vol. 5)
Editorial Director: Jeremy Ross
Graphic Design:
Yoohae Yang (vol. 2)
Managing Editor: Jill Freshney
Pre-Press Manager: Antonio DePietro (vols. 2-5)
Production Artist:
James Dashiell (vol. 3)
James Lee (vol. 4)
Vicente Rivera Jr (vol. 5)
Production Coordination:
Antonio DePietro (vol. 1)
Production manager:
Jennifer Miller
Mutsumi Miyazaki
Publisher: Stuart Levy
Retouch & Lettering:
Eric Pineda (vol. 5)
William Suh (vols. 1-4)
VP of Production: Ron Klamert
(none)
English companies
Distributor: Madman Entertainment (Australia & New Zealand)
Licensed by: Tokyopop
Korean cast
Korean staff
Original creator: Young-You Lee
(none)
Korean companies
Publisher: Daiwon C.I.
French staff
French companies
(none)
Publisher: Saphira
French cast
(none)
German cast
German staff
Translation: Mirja Maletzki
(none)
German companies
Swedish staff
Swedish cast
Translation: Helen Larsson

Editing: Lina Jauhiainen
(none)
Swedish companies
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