Why do manwha more oftenly have colored pages then manga? Lately, I been reading quite some more manwha cause of their good stories. But I can't help but notice that manwha use a lot more colored pages, sometimes even fully colored volumes. Or just all pages color, why are color pages more commonly used in manwha then  manga? Is there a specific reason for this?
There's the so called WebToon, which is most likely the one you refer to (and you are reading). Frankly speaking, printed color pages are not cheap. They cost a lot more than B&amp;W page and are difficult to print correctly. With webtoons there's no such thing as "printing", everything is done digitally.

Manwha that is done in B&amp;W completely due its distribution method (printed) which you will not see color pages (like Chevalier of the Absis, or ID which has some color pages as bonus), there's also webtoons that could be printed later on (like The Breaker/NW) and there are those that are not printed (almost all webtoons).

Is difficult to see a Manwha (or any printed media) in full color. The only case I know of is To Love る which is released later on after the black and white pages are released.

Is a matter of cost of distribution of the media, which is cheap for webtoons so artist can offer color pages.



In the example you gave, "Magician" by Kim Sarae, this is an original webtoon that is published using Naver.


A list of manwha that are in full color (MU): ~250 titles
All kind of manwha (full color and B&amp;W) (MU): ~1500 titles


There are lots of black and white Manwha, just that are more difficult to find since they are distributed physically.