Name: The Daltons' Escape
SKU: 4479454
Price: 446.00 TWD
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Author: René Goscinny
ISBN: 9781849180917

Type

Physical Book

Author

René Goscinny

Illustrated by

Morris .

Publisher

Cinebook

Year

2011

Language

English

Pages

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

28.2x21.1x0.5 cm

Weight

0.18 kg.

ISBN13

9781849180917

Synopsis "The Daltons' Escape"

The Daltons have escaped! Words that all fans of Lucky Luke know well. But this is the story of the first time that the idiotic brothers break out of jail. Driven by Joe's unshakable need to get revenge on Lucky Luke, the outlaws terrorise several towns before hatching a genius plan: Get the Lonesome Cowboy his very own wanted poster. As the local populace begins turning on him, Luke will display infinite patience in order to catch his quarry.

René Goscinny

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René Goscinny (1926–1977) was a celebrated French scriptwriter and author, known for being the co-creator of the iconic comic book series Asterix, alongside illustrator Albert Uderzo. He also created popular characters like Lucky Luke (with Morris) and Little Nicholas (with Jean-Jacques Sempé). His style is characterized by intelligent humor, historical satire, and wordplay. Goscinny transformed the European comic world, bringing a literary and comedic approach that transcended generations. His legacy continues to live through his works, translated into dozens of languages and adapted into film, television, and theater.

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Morris .

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Maurice de Bévère, known as Morris (1923-2001), was a Belgian cartoonist famous for creating the iconic cowboy Lucky Luke in 1946. The series, set in the Wild West, combines humor and adventure, and has been translated into almost 25 languages.

Morris wrote the first Lucky Luke stories alone, but the series reached its greatest splendor when he teamed up with French scriptwriter René Goscinny. Together, they created memorable adventures that established Lucky Luke as a benchmark of European comics. The series has been adapted into TV series and movies, both live-action and animated, maintaining its relevance over the years.

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