Read story summaries, character bios, reviews for Fever, a shojo manhwa series from TokyoPop. See artwork and learn more about manhwa creator, Hee Jung Park. Since the suicide of a classmate, Hyung-in feels an overwhelming sense of alienation, anger and frustration that she can barely keep inside. Then she meets Kang-dae, who invites her to a place called "Fever."
Since the suicide of a classmate, Hyung-in feels an overwhelming sense of alienation, anger and frustration that she can barely keep inside. When she meets a friendly but mysterious boy on the bus, she spills her heart out to him. He then invites her to a place called Fever where "there are lots of kids like her."
Comics & More reviewer Dave Ferraro takes a look at the first volume of Hee Jung Park's
Fever and concludes that the "art is elegant and really beautiful to look at," but "the storytelling is a little clumsy" and boring in the end.
Prospero's Manga gives the first volume of Hee Jung Park's
Fever 4 stars with a bullet, noting this volume's 'nice and tidy' structure and appealing characters.
Connie at Slightly Biased Manga takes a chance on Hee Jung Park's
Fever, and while she notices that the story jumps around a bit, she's won over by the characters enough to come back for more.
