Nambul: War Stories (Korean: 남벌; Nambul; literally "Conquering the South") is a South Korean military drama manhwa series, written by Lee Hyun-se (Korean: 이현세; Hanja: 李賢世; I Hyeon-se) first published in 1994. Nambul: War Stories follows the political and personal consequences during an imaginary future conflict between Korea and Japan. Three volumes have been translated into English, by Anh Chul-hyun, and were published by Central Park Media in 2004.
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