Abstract
ABSTRACT We examined how violent scenes and words used in action- and non-action-oriented webcomics were associated with the frequency by which violent words were used in readers’ online comments. Data on the webcomics provided by Naver, a popular webcomics provider, were analyzed with computational approaches. Primary results were as follows: there was a positive relationship between the number of violent words used in a webcomic and that of violent comments regardless of genre, and the effects of violent scenes on the number of violent comments were statistically insignificant regardless of the types of webcomics.
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