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    BIKINI COWBOY #1

    BIKINI COWBOY » BIKINI COWBOY #1 - Volume 1 released by self published on May 2013.

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    Volume 1 last edited by mrnobody32 on 11/23/22 08:22PM View full history

    Set in the 1800's american frontier, a woman wearing nothing but a hat, surfboard and Bikini by the name of Whisky Jill must protect a young boy with innate abilities that his original captors seek to exploit. Together they go on a spiritual journey that shows both the light and dark sides of humanity, as well as attain enlightenment.

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    BIKINI COWBOY #1 - Volume 1 by renchamp on March 25, 2014

    What an odd, queer, strange little book. I say this as a citizen of the United States that was raised in the West. I don't know Fresherluke's nationality, but he definitely has a Jorge Luis Borges vibe going. The heroine is a bikini-clad witch in the 1812 Old West. She walks around with a surf board. Does this make sense? No. But Fresherluke says it so it is so. We accept it because the creator doesn't make us think it is too out of place.The thing I absolutely love about this book is the art. I...

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