- Plants vs Zombies is making its way to Webtoon, joining a growing list of fan-favorite franchises on the platform.
- This new chapter arrives through a collaboration between Webtoon and Dark Horse, the publisher behind the official Plants vs Zombies comics.
- The series will embrace Webtoon’s signature vertical scrolling format, optimized for mobile reading and seamless storytelling.
Plants vs Zombies is sprouting beyond the battlefield and into the world of digital comics—right on your phone. Thanks to a new partnership between Webtoon and Dark Horse Comics, fans can now enjoy the quirky, brain-munching adventures of PvZ in a format designed for on-the-go readers. Known for its vast library of manhwa, licensed series, and original webcomics, Webtoon continues to expand its universe—and PvZ now stands proudly alongside major titles like The Witcher, Critical Role, and Cyberpunk 2077.
The upcoming Plants vs Zombies series will build on the legacy of Dark Horse’s existing comic runs, bringing beloved characters and humor into the vertical-scrolling style that Webtoon has popularized. Tailored for mobile audiences, this format delivers smooth, immersive reading experiences—perfect for fans who want to dive into zany plant-versus-zombie antics anytime, anywhere.

Four panels, no waiting
While it might not be a new game or animated series, the move into comics is a meaningful expansion of the Plants vs Zombies universe. Comics remain a powerful medium for storytelling, world-building, and character development—just ask Studio Ellipsis, who recently deepened the lore of their hit RPG Sea of Conquest with the release of Cradle of the Gods, a comic series backed by top-tier writers and artists. As Plants vs Zombies celebrates its 16th anniversary, this Webtoon debut offers fans a fresh way to reconnect with the franchise they love.
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