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Why are mangakas/comic book artists who only got professionally published after 30 so incredibly rare?
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>>288871045
In Sako Toshio's case, he worked as a barber and that's when he realized he wanted to draw men with luscious hair for a living.

Is it that rare? I know Holyland by Kouji Mori got published when he was 34.
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>>288871045
is it? can you post statistics to back up your claim?
no cherripicking, look up, say, 1000 mangaka at random
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