History ComicBook / DaisyKutter

-->'''Daisy''": I never said ghosts weren't real. I said I don't believe in them.

-->'''Daisy'': I never said ghosts weren't real. I said I don't believe in them.

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* {{Gonk}}: The minor character Archibald is drawn with massive ears, a huge nose, a lumpy jaw, unkempt hair, a scraggly mustache, glasses, and peg-like teeth prominently displayed in his overlarge mouth.
* HelpfulHallucination: Daisy talks to a little girl in Werner's mansion that reminds her that all D.C. Androids have a weak spot on the back of their neck. The girl turns out to be [[spoiler: a hallucination of Daisy's younger self]].
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* RoboticReveal: [[spoiler: The "corpse" of Professor Colin Werner is revealed to be a "D.C. Android" wearing a realistic skin mask.]]

All four issues are available to read on Kibuishi's [[https://www.boltcityproductions.com/daisykutter Bolt City Productions website]]. A second entry in the ''Daisy Kutter'' canon (a WeirdWest short comic called ''Daisy Kutter: Phantoms'') was published later in Volume 6 of the ''ComicBook/{{Flight}}'' graphic novel anthology series, which is edited by Kibuishi.

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!!The original comic contains example of:

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%%* GenreShift: From CattlePunk to WeirdWest.
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!!The Original Comic Contains Example Of:

A four issue comic by Creator/KazuKibuishi originally published through Viper Comics in 2004 before being collected in omnibus format, ''Daisy Kutter'' follows the adventures of the eponymous RetiredOutlaw heroine as she takes a commission for OneLastJob that throws her for a loop.

Daisy Kutter is a retired bank robber and legendary gunfighter who has quit the banditry business to open a dry goods store in the quiet frontier town of Middleton. She's also bored out of her mind. Sheriff Tom [=McKay=], her ex-boyfriend and ex-partner-in-crime, tries to recruit her to join him on the other side of the law -- but Daisy bristles at the thought of working under the institution she used to rebel against.

!!The Comic Contains Example Of:

* MiniMecha: [[spoiler: Mr. Winters is directly piloting the heavy mecha that attacks Daisy and Tom in the town of Needles. Winters announces over the mecha's speaker system that the device is the world's first "Remote-Controlled Heavy Artillery Mech," and that he is piloting it "from a safe distance," but Tom is able to discern that Winters is inside the machine and therefore vulnerable to attack.)

* ThoseTwoGuys: Morris and Bloom, the would-be train-robbers hired by J.C. Winters to hire Daisy to rob a train outfitted with his new security system.

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* ASimplePlan: {{Discussed}} -- when Morris expressed concern over Daisy's overly simple train robbery plan, she brushes off his doubt by telling him things always get more complicated in practice.

* ICantFeelMyLegs: Tom is shot in the back by Winters' huge security mecha. Daisy drags him out of the line of fire to treat his wounds, and when he tells her he can't feel his legs she responds that he's just in shock. [[spoiler: At the end of the story, Tom is in a wheelchair with a doctor's prognosis that he'll never walk again. The narration explicitly states "so that was the summer Tom lost the ability to walk."]]

* AbsurdlyHighStakesGame: Daisy is goaded into betting her general store against Mr. Winters' hand in the Poker Night at Shelly's Tavern. She loses.

All four issues are available to read on Kibuishi's [[https://www.boltcityproductions.com/daisykutter Bolt City Productions website]]. A second entry in the ''Daisy Kutter'' canon (a WeirdWest short comic called "Phantoms") was published later in a volume of the ''Flight'' comic anthology edited by Kibuishi.