The Ballad of the Salt Sea

by Hugo Pratt

Series: Corto Maltese (1)

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Great drawings and an evoking atmosphere. Unfortunately, the plot is chaotic, the characters are childish and capriciously sketched and the prose is too explicit. Art is saying without saying. (

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