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>>11074876
Well not really it is essentially 256 grayscale. If you look at the original sized work you can see it is dithered. I actually had to upscale my linework, since it was not intended for this use. This dithering is the reason you would have to work in a fairly large scale if you wanted to use this for print. Those fine dots would get very ugly.

Attached is a 2X screen cap.

Note how sloppy my tone is, I did this on purpose to show the results and I think a bit of the sloppiness helps to make it look like older tone taped manga. Going even further to complicate you could do each tonal level in a separate layer and when running the halftone filter adjust the angle of the tone. In older manga you can tell when a artist was cheap because large fields of tone will have slightly different angles to them showing it was pieced together from smaller bits of tone.