ComicSeries· 1946· Comedy

Lucky Luke

by René Goscinny, Morris

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  • The Wild West

Lucky Luke rides through a comic Wild West crossed with real figures such as Billy the Kid, Calamity Jane and Judge Roy Bean.

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Lucky Luke

This is a series. Set in the Lucky Luke universe.

Lucky Luke, the cowboy who shoots faster than his shadow, rides the Old West with his horse Jolly Jumper, keeping order in frontier towns. His recurring enemies are the four Dalton brothers, identical but for their height, and his adventures cross paths with real figures of the West, from Billy the Kid to Calamity Jane, before he rides off alone into the sunset singing.

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