A new job and new possibilities.
Creative Staff
Story/Art: Miyamoto Liz
What They Say:
A disappearing island of virtue!
Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers):
Originally serialized in Comic Shitsurakuten from the January 2021 installment, Everlasting Summer Island is a sixteen-page story from creator Miyamoto Liz, who has about eight other works on the service. This was my first experience with their work after looking for something new to check out and with this one being the first in a potential series, it was definitely easy to try out, especially a story about the summer while it’s the middle of winter where I am. The sun, the warmth, the flesh all over. It’s easily enticing and Miyamoto’s designed definitely made it even easier to get into.
The premise for this series has a young man named Shiki who was working at a restaurant that’s now closing as its owners are heading into retirement. With luck, he’s ended up getting a gig at a guest house where he’ll be working going forward and is arriving on the tropical island there to check out his first day and get set up for it. While he doesn’t get to meet the owner right away, he meets the daughter, Chinatsu, who pretty much pulls him to the side right off the boat and starts going to town on him. He’s surprised and things move quickly with her basically starting to straddle him when her mother shows up. What becomes amusing is that we get some decent story behind this which I didn’t think we were based on how quickly it moved.
It turns out that Chinatsu’s father died a couple of years ago and her mother realized that she’s acting out by being such a slut – her mother’s own words. She’s worried about her daughter but Chinatsu makes it clear that she does it all safely but just vigorously and as often as possible. Mom basically asks Shiki to not give into her easily and focus on the job as he’s the first guy she’s hired since her husband passed. Of course, Chinatsu is all over Shiki whenever she can and intends to fully take his virginity with a little bath time where he’s unable to really resist – though he does try – and she has her way with him. But, being a multi-part series, you know mom is just waiting in the wings as she has needs too and seeing her listening in and trying to take care of herself makes clear at least one of the directions we’ll be going.
In Summary
This story was pretty simple with it just being sixteen pages so it moves quickly into the action. But I like that it doesn’t let the action complete and sets the stage for the problems at hand that Shiki will have to navigate at his new job. Miyamoto’s artwork is pretty great throughout and I like that we get a mixed range of ages here, some pretty nice locations, and good interior design as well. It’s a little simple at the moment but I’m also just excited for the potential of an ongoing storyline for hopefully a few chapters so that we get to see some fun experimentation.
Content Grade: B-
Art Grade: B
Text/Translation Grade: B+
Age Rating: 18+
Released By: FAKKU
Release Date: January 2021
MSRP: FAKKU Subscription
