[Updated 5/15/2012]
Notes
This graphic novel is not porn. I know it looks like it might be that way, but trust me there is far too much plot and not enough money shots.
The original version of this page the drawing is a lot stiffer and the dialogue is a bit confusing. The additional frame and far more economical writing in the new version make the page a lot easier to understand. I also like the fact that Lucky looks more arrogant and the women look less like dolls without personality. Anything I can do to humanize my work is a good thing.
For Russian Readers Who May Assume That Moskovsky Is A Mistranslated Geographical Name
The Moskovsky Lucky is referring to, happens to be a rural territory centered around the Moskovsky Industrial Farm administrated by Mosagro, as opposed to Moscow proper. Nicotash, the fictional Romani settlement camp and later illegal village that Lucky resided in, was located just in the outskirts of the farmland itself. Since Gadje people would probably not be savvy to Nicotash, Lucky refers to the Moskovsky terrain instead. (Thanks to Alisa for pointing out the need for this clarification.)
Click on the 2 below the comic to see the original version of this page. Click on 1 to switch it back. I will eventually make the first 24 pages of this webcomic look as nice as this one.
Credits
Story and Art by Vas Littlecrow Wojtanowicz
Flats and Holds on The New Version of This Page by Paul Haskell

Comic Rank
WebcomicZ