Radio Storm
라디오 스톰
story & art: Team S&S (MangaUpdates: story Li Seon Ui, art Seo Gyeong)
Bullied at a war academy for a useless-seeming power, Sak hunts for his Caller as a plague spreads, and the stranger thinks he's crazy.
- Format
- webtoon
- Status
- English print 4 vols
- Volumes
- Manhwa · 4 vols
- Age rating
- 18+ M (Mature), Ize Press
- Content note
- 18+, horror elements
Synopsis
Sak trains at a military academy where classmates torment him over an ability they consider worthless. When a lethal plague reaches the school, he has to track down his Caller, the one person who can amplify his power and someone he is drawn to by instinct. An upperclassman named Grainger points him in the right direction. The first meeting goes badly: the stranger he finds is sure Sak is out of his mind.
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