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Lucky Luke was a lonesome cowboy & he was protecting the city in Yuma town (Daisy Town) & he has black hair, a white fedora, red hankerchief, a yellow shirt, a black vest, blue pants & brown boots that he was a lonesome west. Lucky Luke has a dog named Ratanplan who was like sniffing & helping Luke from being killed like this. Lucky Luke was fighting againest the Daltons the bandits who were going to start the crime wave & Lucky Luke was a lonesome cowboy hero of all time. To know about the people and tropes Lucky Luke meets in his adventures, go to the Western Characters page and start from the top. Seriously, they're all there, gleefully parodied and occasionally played straight. But, while those make for the generic background crowds, one of the main points of the series is the number of historical characters Luke regulary meets and who most of the time take centre space in the story. Over the years they have included Judge Roy Bean (who owns a bar and acts as self-appointed "judge", complete with fake court proceedings, to extort money from locals ... and turns out to be harmless, helping Luke against the actual Big Bad), Billy the Kid (portrayed as an actual, annoying Bratty Half-Pint whose defeat consists of a good spanking), Jesse James's gang (with J Lucky Luke is a Belgian comics series created by Belgian cartoonist Maurice De Bevere, better known as Morris, and for one period written by René Goscinny. Set in the American Old West, it stars the titular character, Lucky Luke, the Cowboy known to "shoot faster than his shadow". [[Datei:Siegershausen 327.JPG|miniatur|Lucky-Luke-Statue in Siegershausen]] Lucky Luke ist die Titelfigur einer seit 1946 erscheinenden belgischen Comic-Serie des Zeichners Morris. Lucky Luke ist mit mehr als 30 Millionen verkauften Alben in Deutschland die erfolgreichste Comic-Serie im Alben-Sektor nach Asterix. Luke, His full name was Luke Levinsky but you know why he was lucky? Because he had his own fucking top trumps set. LUCKY BASTARD. Ladies and gentleman, LUCKY LUKE.... suck on that. In all seriousness. Lucky luke is a fucking AWESOME comic book hero. Lucky Luke is a belgian comic book cowboy created by Morris in the late 1940's. This keyword should be added if Lucky Luke is a main character in the title and/or is refered to in a title (mostly in documentaries). Lucky Luke is a Belgian comics series created by Belgian cartoonist Maurice De Bevere, better known as Morris, and for one period written by René Goscinny. Set in the American Old West, it stars Lucky Luke, the cowboy known to "shoot faster than his shadow".

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To know about the people and tropes Lucky Luke meets in his adventures, go to the Western Characters page and start from the top. Seriously, they're all there, gleefully parodied and occasionally played straight. But, while those make for the generic background crowds, one of the main points of the series is the number of historical characters Luke regulary meets and who most of the time take centre space in the story. Over the years they have included Judge Roy Bean (who owns a bar and acts as self-appointed "judge", complete with fake court proceedings, to extort money from locals ... and turns out to be harmless, helping Luke against the actual Big Bad), Billy the Kid (portrayed as an actual, annoying Bratty Half-Pint whose defeat consists of a good spanking), Jesse James's gang (with Jesse parodied as a delusional Robin Hood fan and Frank as a Shakespeare-quoting pseudo-intellectual), Calamity Jane (with whom Lucky Luke developed a very sweet platonic relationship), Mark Twain, Wyatt Earp, among others. The most iconic characters of the series, though, weren't historical characters but the fictional cousins of historical characters. After Morris had Luke fight the real Dalton Brothers and showed their death on the page, Goscinny found this way to bring back a similar group of baddies, since the original Daltons' regularly descending sizes and identical ugly mugs made for lots of fun potential -- and did it work. At first, the Dalton cousins were hopeless bandit wannabes impressed by the fame of their relatives, but they quickly became feared outlaws in their own right in-story, while in the real world (in France and Belgium anyway) they completely outshone their real-world counterparts. Lucky Luke also gave us Rantanplan, a Rin Tin Tin parody and the stupidest dog in the world. With the hero's extra-smart horse Jolly Jumper, that's about it for the recurring characters, since Lucky Luke's wanderings took him to a different place each time. However, many character archetypes (the mayor, the sheriff, the undertaker, the saloon owner, the Chinese launderer...) are so similar from a town to another that they practically function as recurring characters and walking running gags. After Goscinny's death, lots of writers took over penning the stories, with very irregular results. Now Morris has passed away too, Achdé is in charge of the art, restricting himself to strict Morris imitation because his style was so particular. French comedian Laurent Gerra was for a while in charge of the storyline, with at-best-lukewarm results; however the early reactions seems to be more positive to the latest album, scripted by novelists Daniel Pennac and script-writer/novelist Tonino Benacquista (co-writer of The Beat That My Heart Skipped, among others), so whether or not the series has become a bit of a Franchise Zombie at this point is open to question. As it has been so successful for over fifty years, it has also known several animated adaptations. There were also three Live Action Adaptation films: one starring Terence Hill (which spawned a series, too), another one centered on the Dalton brothers, and just recently a new one starring Jean Dujardin. English translations were fairly rare and obscure, but thankfully British-based publishing firm Cinebook has to date published 31 of Morris & Goscinny's works, with many more translations on the way. Lucky Luke is a Belgian comics series created by Belgian cartoonist Maurice De Bevere, better known as Morris, and for one period written by René Goscinny. Set in the American Old West, it stars the titular character, Lucky Luke, the Cowboy known to "shoot faster than his shadow". Along with The Adventures of Tintin and Asterix, Lucky Luke is one of the most popular and best-selling comic-book series in continental Europe. About half of the series' adventures have been translated into English. Lucky Luke comics have been translated into 23 languages, including many European languages, some African and Asian languages. Luke, His full name was Luke Levinsky but you know why he was lucky? Because he had his own fucking top trumps set. LUCKY BASTARD. Ladies and gentleman, LUCKY LUKE.... suck on that. In all seriousness. Lucky luke is a fucking AWESOME comic book hero. Lucky Luke was a lonesome cowboy & he was protecting the city in Yuma town (Daisy Town) & he has black hair, a white fedora, red hankerchief, a yellow shirt, a black vest, blue pants & brown boots that he was a lonesome west. Lucky Luke has a dog named Ratanplan who was like sniffing & helping Luke from being killed like this. Lucky Luke was fighting againest the Daltons the bandits who were going to start the crime wave & Lucky Luke was a lonesome cowboy hero of all time. Lucky Luke is a belgian comic book cowboy created by Morris in the late 1940's. This keyword should be added if Lucky Luke is a main character in the title and/or is refered to in a title (mostly in documentaries). Lucky Luke is a Belgian comics series created by Belgian cartoonist Maurice De Bevere, better known as Morris, and for one period written by René Goscinny. Set in the American Old West, it stars Lucky Luke, the cowboy known to "shoot faster than his shadow". Along with The Adventures of Tintin and Asterix, Lucky Luke is one of the most popular and best-selling comic-book series in continental Europe. About half of the series' adventures have been translated into English. Lucky Luke comics have been translated into 23 languages, including many European languages, as well as some African and Asian languages. [[Datei:Siegershausen 327.JPG|miniatur|Lucky-Luke-Statue in Siegershausen]] Lucky Luke ist die Titelfigur einer seit 1946 erscheinenden belgischen Comic-Serie des Zeichners Morris. Lucky Luke ist mit mehr als 30 Millionen verkauften Alben in Deutschland die erfolgreichste Comic-Serie im Alben-Sektor nach Asterix. Bis 1955 schrieb Morris die Geschichten noch selbst. Danach verfasste René Goscinny die Texte. Seit Goscinnys Tod 1977 wechseln die Autoren. Vor der Albenveröffentlichung erschien die Serie lange Zeit als Fortsetzungen im Magazin Spirou, danach vor allem in Pilote. Die erste deutsche Übersetzung erschien Ende 1958. Der letzte Lucky-Luke-Band von Morris erschien 2002, ein Jahr nach dessen Tod. Derzeit wird die Serie vom Team Achdé & Laurent Gerra gestaltet.