Salty Studio Chapters
1-26 story & art by Omyo Review
From the
publisher: “Togeun used to work for his father’s company without any passion,
so he quits his job and moves out from his parents’ house in order to follow
his dream in drawing. At the homecoming party (reunion party), Togeun begs
Sonagi, a great illustrator, to teach him how to draw.”
Salty Studio
has, if nothing else, really nice artwork. Its biggest flaw is the molasses
like pacing. The series takes a long time to go from plot point to plot point.
Instead the series opts to coast on nostalgia. To be fair the series uses its
slow pacing wisely: often having character development mixed in between gags.
Which brings me to the humor which is far more miss than hit. In conclusion
Salty Studio has a number of flaws whether one is in search of Josei comics
might very well be a deciding factor on whether or not they will pick this
series up to read.
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