kwebtoon1-2, Exercise 2: Regulation and Tazza

Model answer:

Supported: the government began to enforce censorship laws as comics publication grew; by the mid-1960s it created a comics distribution monopoly that further censored manhwa; later "Manhwa Revolution" commissions were formed to suppress "fanaticism" among children and address parents' concerns.
Not said (any three): the name of any law or commission; any year after the mid-1960s; any specific title or case; how strict the rules were; when they ended.

Odd detail: the Webtoon article says Tazza (serialised in Sports Chosun) "garnered over 100 million homepage views" - an online measure for a print serial, unexplained. (Name spelling also varies: Huh/Heo, Tazza/Tajja.)

Sources: Wikipedia, Manhwa; Webtoon; Heo Young-man.