Bu Kek Siansu Vol. 3

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Featuring new illustrations by Yoel Kristiandi and design development by Joey Fong of The 1984, Binatang Press! reinterprets the publication for contemporary readers while remaining faithful to the spirit of stories that have endured for decades. Edited by Andreas Junus, the book invites readers back into Kho Ping Hoo’s richly imagined martial arts world, one filled with adventure, philosophical reflection, and enduring moral conflicts.¹

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Author Kho Ping Hoo

Format Paperback, Indonesian
Page(s) 2996
ISBN/ISBN13 /
Published Date Jul 03, 2026
Publisher Binatang Press!

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Genre(s) Fiction
Format Comics
Audiences Adult, Young Adult

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