- About KOMACON
- History
About KOMACON
History
- Dec.
- Established Bucheon Manhwa Information Center Hosted the 1st Bucheon International Comics Festival
2000
- Feb.
- Opened Dodang-dong Manhwa Information Center (Merged with the current Korea Manhwa Museum)
2001
- Mar.
- Started Digital Manhwa Archives Kyujanggak service
- Oct.
- Opened Korea Manhwa Museum in Chunui-dong (Merged with the current Korea Manhwa Museum)
2003
- Mar.
- Opened Bucheon Manhwa Industry Comprehensive Support Center (Currently Bucheon Manhwa Creation Studio)
2006
- Feb.
- Opened secretariat of International Comic Artist Conference
- Sept.
- Opened KOMACON (Korea Manhwa Contents Agency)
- Nov.
- Reopened Korea Manhwa Museum
2010
- Dec.
- Designated as a specialized cinema for animation
2011
- Jun.
- Designated as a culture industry promotion facility
2012
- Feb.
- Enacted “Promotion of Cartoons Acts”
2013
- Feb.
- Two titles of Manhwa listed as Registered Cultural Heritage
- Jan.
- Held Angouleme Special Korean Manhwa Exhibition <'Comfort Women' Exhibit "Flowers that Never Wilt"> in Angouleme
2015
- Jul.
- Opened Sosaewul Eoulmadang
- Jan.
- Held <Korea Webtoon Exhibition> in Angouleme International Comics Festival
- May.
- Opened Korea-China Manhwa & Experience Center in Yantai city, Shandong Province, China
2017
- Feb.
- Korea Manhwa Museum broke 2.5 million visitors
- Oct.
- Opened Webtoon Startup Campus
- Dec.
- Bucheon International Comics Festival designated as one of Top 10 local festivals in Gyeonggi-do for four consecutive years
2019
- Apr.
- Signed MOU to establish a webtoon archive with the National Library of Korea