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Tag Archives: Lucky Luke
Spotlight on Lucky Luke, 1958-1967 – part 1
Once again, it’s that time of year when I revisit Eurocomics that marked my childhood, now read through older eyes, and write about some of the dimensions I missed as a kid. Today, I’ll focus on the first decade of … Continue reading
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Tagged Lucky Luke, Morris, politics, René Goscinny, Strontium Dog, western
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COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (4 December 2023)
A Lucky Luke reminder that comics can be awesome: Lucky Luke’s Double
Spotlight on Lucky Luke, 1949-1958 – part 2
Last week, I mentioned that humor played a key role in Lucky Luke from the very beginning. Today, I want to take a closer look at the types of humor developed in the series’ earliest years… The Bluefeet are Coming! … Continue reading
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Tagged Lucky Luke, Morris, movies, politics, René Goscinny, western
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Spotlight on Lucky Luke, 1949-1958 – part 1
Last year, when I did a couple of posts about The Adventures of Tintin, I naively mentioned I wanted to write more, throughout 2022, about the Belgian bandes dessinées I read growing up. My work schedule didn’t allow me to … Continue reading