The Further Adventures of...... Lucky Luke. "Yup"., 03 Dec 2000
"Yup". This Lucky Luke adventure, a local library copy loaned what was 'then' the only edition avaliable. The sing-a-long adventures of the gun-totin', cheeroot smokin' cowboy was one of the first graphic novels I read. Lucky Luke: The Tenderfoot, Illustrated by Rene Goscinny who was also part of the illustratration for other comic book heroes adventures, among these, titles such as, Asterix in Britain.

The Further Adventures of...... Lucky Luke. "Yup"., 03 Dec 2000
"Yup". This Lucky Luke adventure, a local library copy loaned what was 'then' the only edition avaliable. The sing-a-long adventures of the gun-totin', cheeroot smokin' cowboy was one of the first graphic novels I read. Lucky Luke: The Tenderfoot, Illustrated by Rene Goscinny who was also part of the illustratration for other comic book heroes adventures, among these, titles such as, Asterix in Britain.

It's a great book that'll get you in a cowboy mood!!, 25 Jan 2001
Its really good and I think that its the best one out of all of the Lucky Luke books. Its very well written and its realy funny.

A surprising subtle humour at times from the lonesome cowboy, 24 Jan 2001
Reading Lucky Luke always takes me back to my young years when I'd wait breathlessly for the end of the month and buy his latest adventures. His sworn enemies, the Dalton brothers offer great comic entertainment, joining evil schemes with an amazing idiocy.

The Further Adventures of...... Lucky Luke. "Yup"., 03 Dec 2000
"Yup". This Lucky Luke adventure, a local library copy loaned what was 'then' the only edition avaliable. The sing-a-long adventures of the gun-totin', cheeroot smokin' cowboy was one of the first graphic novels I read. Lucky Luke: The Tenderfoot, Illustrated by Rene Goscinny who was also part of the illustratration for other comic book heroes adventures, among these, titles such as, Asterix in Britain.

It's a great book that'll get you in a cowboy mood!!, 25 Jan 2001
Its really good and I think that its the best one out of all of the Lucky Luke books. Its very well written and its realy funny.

A surprising subtle humour at times from the lonesome cowboy, 24 Jan 2001
Reading Lucky Luke always takes me back to my young years when I'd wait breathlessly for the end of the month and buy his latest adventures. His sworn enemies, the Dalton brothers offer great comic entertainment, joining evil schemes with an amazing idiocy.

Very funny, 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.

The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

In this tale, he joins a circus at risk of going out of business, and takes on the bigwig who "owns" a town and doesn't want an alternative entertainment to his annual rodeo.
You get bandits, hitmen, "injuns", elephants, lions, drunks, all leading up to the final climax at the rodeo.
Might sound a bit strange, but give it a try, and I promise if Asterix, Tintin and the like are your thing, you'll love this.

The Further Adventures of...... Lucky Luke. "Yup"., 03 Dec 2000
"Yup". This Lucky Luke adventure, a local library copy loaned what was 'then' the only edition avaliable. The sing-a-long adventures of the gun-totin', cheeroot smokin' cowboy was one of the first graphic novels I read. Lucky Luke: The Tenderfoot, Illustrated by Rene Goscinny who was also part of the illustratration for other comic book heroes adventures, among these, titles such as, Asterix in Britain.

It's a great book that'll get you in a cowboy mood!!, 25 Jan 2001
Its really good and I think that its the best one out of all of the Lucky Luke books. Its very well written and its realy funny.

A surprising subtle humour at times from the lonesome cowboy, 24 Jan 2001
Reading Lucky Luke always takes me back to my young years when I'd wait breathlessly for the end of the month and buy his latest adventures. His sworn enemies, the Dalton brothers offer great comic entertainment, joining evil schemes with an amazing idiocy.

Very funny, 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.

The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

In this tale, he joins a circus at risk of going out of business, and takes on the bigwig who "owns" a town and doesn't want an alternative entertainment to his annual rodeo.
You get bandits, hitmen, "injuns", elephants, lions, drunks, all leading up to the final climax at the rodeo.
Might sound a bit strange, but give it a try, and I promise if Asterix, Tintin and the like are your thing, you'll love this.

The first of an institution., 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.
The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

This is the first of the stories, and pits LL against Jessie James and his gang, a self-styled Robin Hood who robs the rich...and keeps the cash!
Terrorising settlements, de-railing trains, holding up stagecoaches ,and generally causing mayhem - until Lucky Luke crosses their path and sets out to capture the gang, despite the antics of two "Pinkerton" detectives.

A barrel of laughs, anyone who likes Asterix/Tintin/similar should try this at least once.

A story of a very silly cowboy robbin hood., 25 Jan 2001
This is a story of a man who reads Robbin Hood and wants to be just like him, the only problem is that he robs from the rich and gives to the poor, which is himself. I'm not going to tell you any more so you have to buy it and read it yourself. This is the first Lucky Luke book that was translated into english and I would recomend that you buy it.

The Further Adventures of...... Lucky Luke. "Yup"., 03 Dec 2000
"Yup". This Lucky Luke adventure, a local library copy loaned what was 'then' the only edition avaliable. The sing-a-long adventures of the gun-totin', cheeroot smokin' cowboy was one of the first graphic novels I read. Lucky Luke: The Tenderfoot, Illustrated by Rene Goscinny who was also part of the illustratration for other comic book heroes adventures, among these, titles such as, Asterix in Britain.

It's a great book that'll get you in a cowboy mood!!, 25 Jan 2001
Its really good and I think that its the best one out of all of the Lucky Luke books. Its very well written and its realy funny.

A surprising subtle humour at times from the lonesome cowboy, 24 Jan 2001
Reading Lucky Luke always takes me back to my young years when I'd wait breathlessly for the end of the month and buy his latest adventures. His sworn enemies, the Dalton brothers offer great comic entertainment, joining evil schemes with an amazing idiocy.

Very funny, 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.

The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

In this tale, he joins a circus at risk of going out of business, and takes on the bigwig who "owns" a town and doesn't want an alternative entertainment to his annual rodeo.
You get bandits, hitmen, "injuns", elephants, lions, drunks, all leading up to the final climax at the rodeo.
Might sound a bit strange, but give it a try, and I promise if Asterix, Tintin and the like are your thing, you'll love this.

The first of an institution., 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.
The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

This is the first of the stories, and pits LL against Jessie James and his gang, a self-styled Robin Hood who robs the rich...and keeps the cash!
Terrorising settlements, de-railing trains, holding up stagecoaches ,and generally causing mayhem - until Lucky Luke crosses their path and sets out to capture the gang, despite the antics of two "Pinkerton" detectives.

A barrel of laughs, anyone who likes Asterix/Tintin/similar should try this at least once.

A story of a very silly cowboy robbin hood., 25 Jan 2001
This is a story of a man who reads Robbin Hood and wants to be just like him, the only problem is that he robs from the rich and gives to the poor, which is himself. I'm not going to tell you any more so you have to buy it and read it yourself. This is the first Lucky Luke book that was translated into english and I would recomend that you buy it.

Another great book of the adventures of Lucky Luke., 25 Jan 2001
This book is really funny and its one of the best, i should know because i've got all of the books that were translated into english.So if i were you i would buy it and read it.

The Further Adventures of...... Lucky Luke. "Yup"., 03 Dec 2000
"Yup". This Lucky Luke adventure, a local library copy loaned what was 'then' the only edition avaliable. The sing-a-long adventures of the gun-totin', cheeroot smokin' cowboy was one of the first graphic novels I read. Lucky Luke: The Tenderfoot, Illustrated by Rene Goscinny who was also part of the illustratration for other comic book heroes adventures, among these, titles such as, Asterix in Britain.

It's a great book that'll get you in a cowboy mood!!, 25 Jan 2001
Its really good and I think that its the best one out of all of the Lucky Luke books. Its very well written and its realy funny.

A surprising subtle humour at times from the lonesome cowboy, 24 Jan 2001
Reading Lucky Luke always takes me back to my young years when I'd wait breathlessly for the end of the month and buy his latest adventures. His sworn enemies, the Dalton brothers offer great comic entertainment, joining evil schemes with an amazing idiocy.

Very funny, 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.

The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

In this tale, he joins a circus at risk of going out of business, and takes on the bigwig who "owns" a town and doesn't want an alternative entertainment to his annual rodeo.
You get bandits, hitmen, "injuns", elephants, lions, drunks, all leading up to the final climax at the rodeo.
Might sound a bit strange, but give it a try, and I promise if Asterix, Tintin and the like are your thing, you'll love this.

The first of an institution., 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.
The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

This is the first of the stories, and pits LL against Jessie James and his gang, a self-styled Robin Hood who robs the rich...and keeps the cash!
Terrorising settlements, de-railing trains, holding up stagecoaches ,and generally causing mayhem - until Lucky Luke crosses their path and sets out to capture the gang, despite the antics of two "Pinkerton" detectives.

A barrel of laughs, anyone who likes Asterix/Tintin/similar should try this at least once.

A story of a very silly cowboy robbin hood., 25 Jan 2001
This is a story of a man who reads Robbin Hood and wants to be just like him, the only problem is that he robs from the rich and gives to the poor, which is himself. I'm not going to tell you any more so you have to buy it and read it yourself. This is the first Lucky Luke book that was translated into english and I would recomend that you buy it.

Another great book of the adventures of Lucky Luke., 25 Jan 2001
This book is really funny and its one of the best, i should know because i've got all of the books that were translated into english.So if i were you i would buy it and read it.

Fantastic for English readers!, 15 Jul 2007
Unless I'm mistaken this is the first time this particular book has been translated and published in English... and it is wonderful. I'm a huge fan of all Goscinny's work, and of Lucky Luke. So for me, it feels as close to a childs Christmas day as I can recall when something like this comes through the post. I notice on the inside back cover there are more treats from Cinebook on the way as well. Surely a Knighthood is in order somewhere!

The Further Adventures of...... Lucky Luke. "Yup"., 03 Dec 2000
"Yup". This Lucky Luke adventure, a local library copy loaned what was 'then' the only edition avaliable. The sing-a-long adventures of the gun-totin', cheeroot smokin' cowboy was one of the first graphic novels I read. Lucky Luke: The Tenderfoot, Illustrated by Rene Goscinny who was also part of the illustratration for other comic book heroes adventures, among these, titles such as, Asterix in Britain.

It's a great book that'll get you in a cowboy mood!!, 25 Jan 2001
Its really good and I think that its the best one out of all of the Lucky Luke books. Its very well written and its realy funny.

A surprising subtle humour at times from the lonesome cowboy, 24 Jan 2001
Reading Lucky Luke always takes me back to my young years when I'd wait breathlessly for the end of the month and buy his latest adventures. His sworn enemies, the Dalton brothers offer great comic entertainment, joining evil schemes with an amazing idiocy.

Very funny, 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.

The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

In this tale, he joins a circus at risk of going out of business, and takes on the bigwig who "owns" a town and doesn't want an alternative entertainment to his annual rodeo.
You get bandits, hitmen, "injuns", elephants, lions, drunks, all leading up to the final climax at the rodeo.
Might sound a bit strange, but give it a try, and I promise if Asterix, Tintin and the like are your thing, you'll love this.

The first of an institution., 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.
The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

This is the first of the stories, and pits LL against Jessie James and his gang, a self-styled Robin Hood who robs the rich...and keeps the cash!
Terrorising settlements, de-railing trains, holding up stagecoaches ,and generally causing mayhem - until Lucky Luke crosses their path and sets out to capture the gang, despite the antics of two "Pinkerton" detectives.

A barrel of laughs, anyone who likes Asterix/Tintin/similar should try this at least once.

A story of a very silly cowboy robbin hood., 25 Jan 2001
This is a story of a man who reads Robbin Hood and wants to be just like him, the only problem is that he robs from the rich and gives to the poor, which is himself. I'm not going to tell you any more so you have to buy it and read it yourself. This is the first Lucky Luke book that was translated into english and I would recomend that you buy it.

Another great book of the adventures of Lucky Luke., 25 Jan 2001
This book is really funny and its one of the best, i should know because i've got all of the books that were translated into english.So if i were you i would buy it and read it.

Fantastic for English readers!, 15 Jul 2007
Unless I'm mistaken this is the first time this particular book has been translated and published in English... and it is wonderful. I'm a huge fan of all Goscinny's work, and of Lucky Luke. So for me, it feels as close to a childs Christmas day as I can recall when something like this comes through the post. I notice on the inside back cover there are more treats from Cinebook on the way as well. Surely a Knighthood is in order somewhere!

Good book that shows the true meaning of girl power., 26 Jan 2001
Great story of how a very rude-always saying things like @!?*&-and manly woman is turned into a lady thanks to the help of Lucky Luke.

The Further Adventures of...... Lucky Luke. "Yup"., 03 Dec 2000
"Yup". This Lucky Luke adventure, a local library copy loaned what was 'then' the only edition avaliable. The sing-a-long adventures of the gun-totin', cheeroot smokin' cowboy was one of the first graphic novels I read. Lucky Luke: The Tenderfoot, Illustrated by Rene Goscinny who was also part of the illustratration for other comic book heroes adventures, among these, titles such as, Asterix in Britain.

It's a great book that'll get you in a cowboy mood!!, 25 Jan 2001
Its really good and I think that its the best one out of all of the Lucky Luke books. Its very well written and its realy funny.

A surprising subtle humour at times from the lonesome cowboy, 24 Jan 2001
Reading Lucky Luke always takes me back to my young years when I'd wait breathlessly for the end of the month and buy his latest adventures. His sworn enemies, the Dalton brothers offer great comic entertainment, joining evil schemes with an amazing idiocy.

Very funny, 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.

The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

In this tale, he joins a circus at risk of going out of business, and takes on the bigwig who "owns" a town and doesn't want an alternative entertainment to his annual rodeo.
You get bandits, hitmen, "injuns", elephants, lions, drunks, all leading up to the final climax at the rodeo.
Might sound a bit strange, but give it a try, and I promise if Asterix, Tintin and the like are your thing, you'll love this.

The first of an institution., 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.
The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

This is the first of the stories, and pits LL against Jessie James and his gang, a self-styled Robin Hood who robs the rich...and keeps the cash!
Terrorising settlements, de-railing trains, holding up stagecoaches ,and generally causing mayhem - until Lucky Luke crosses their path and sets out to capture the gang, despite the antics of two "Pinkerton" detectives.

A barrel of laughs, anyone who likes Asterix/Tintin/similar should try this at least once.

A story of a very silly cowboy robbin hood., 25 Jan 2001
This is a story of a man who reads Robbin Hood and wants to be just like him, the only problem is that he robs from the rich and gives to the poor, which is himself. I'm not going to tell you any more so you have to buy it and read it yourself. This is the first Lucky Luke book that was translated into english and I would recomend that you buy it.

Another great book of the adventures of Lucky Luke., 25 Jan 2001
This book is really funny and its one of the best, i should know because i've got all of the books that were translated into english.So if i were you i would buy it and read it.

Fantastic for English readers!, 15 Jul 2007
Unless I'm mistaken this is the first time this particular book has been translated and published in English... and it is wonderful. I'm a huge fan of all Goscinny's work, and of Lucky Luke. So for me, it feels as close to a childs Christmas day as I can recall when something like this comes through the post. I notice on the inside back cover there are more treats from Cinebook on the way as well. Surely a Knighthood is in order somewhere!

Good book that shows the true meaning of girl power., 26 Jan 2001
Great story of how a very rude-always saying things like @!?*&-and manly woman is turned into a lady thanks to the help of Lucky Luke.

Lucky Luke in full effect :), 05 Dec 2006
Another one of amusing Lucky Luke serious of comics. Damzel in distress, a bad guy and a good guy.....well something like that anyway :) This book is a great fun to read.

A fraud hat gets sorted out by lucky luke., 24 Jul 2001
Its a great book because its like a mystery, you don't find out who did it until the end. Because the book is set out as a comic it makes it good for everyone to read. The books about a show that's going round all the towns. the only problem is that every city they show there show in that town gets robbed at exactly the same time. So every one starts to blame Lucky Luke even though he became a member of the showto try and find out who's robbing the banks.

The Further Adventures of...... Lucky Luke. "Yup"., 03 Dec 2000
"Yup". This Lucky Luke adventure, a local library copy loaned what was 'then' the only edition avaliable. The sing-a-long adventures of the gun-totin', cheeroot smokin' cowboy was one of the first graphic novels I read. Lucky Luke: The Tenderfoot, Illustrated by Rene Goscinny who was also part of the illustratration for other comic book heroes adventures, among these, titles such as, Asterix in Britain.

It's a great book that'll get you in a cowboy mood!!, 25 Jan 2001
Its really good and I think that its the best one out of all of the Lucky Luke books. Its very well written and its realy funny.

A surprising subtle humour at times from the lonesome cowboy, 24 Jan 2001
Reading Lucky Luke always takes me back to my young years when I'd wait breathlessly for the end of the month and buy his latest adventures. His sworn enemies, the Dalton brothers offer great comic entertainment, joining evil schemes with an amazing idiocy.

Very funny, 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.

The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

In this tale, he joins a circus at risk of going out of business, and takes on the bigwig who "owns" a town and doesn't want an alternative entertainment to his annual rodeo.
You get bandits, hitmen, "injuns", elephants, lions, drunks, all leading up to the final climax at the rodeo.
Might sound a bit strange, but give it a try, and I promise if Asterix, Tintin and the like are your thing, you'll love this.

The first of an institution., 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.
The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

This is the first of the stories, and pits LL against Jessie James and his gang, a self-styled Robin Hood who robs the rich...and keeps the cash!
Terrorising settlements, de-railing trains, holding up stagecoaches ,and generally causing mayhem - until Lucky Luke crosses their path and sets out to capture the gang, despite the antics of two "Pinkerton" detectives.

A barrel of laughs, anyone who likes Asterix/Tintin/similar should try this at least once.

A story of a very silly cowboy robbin hood., 25 Jan 2001
This is a story of a man who reads Robbin Hood and wants to be just like him, the only problem is that he robs from the rich and gives to the poor, which is himself. I'm not going to tell you any more so you have to buy it and read it yourself. This is the first Lucky Luke book that was translated into english and I would recomend that you buy it.

Another great book of the adventures of Lucky Luke., 25 Jan 2001
This book is really funny and its one of the best, i should know because i've got all of the books that were translated into english.So if i were you i would buy it and read it.

Fantastic for English readers!, 15 Jul 2007
Unless I'm mistaken this is the first time this particular book has been translated and published in English... and it is wonderful. I'm a huge fan of all Goscinny's work, and of Lucky Luke. So for me, it feels as close to a childs Christmas day as I can recall when something like this comes through the post. I notice on the inside back cover there are more treats from Cinebook on the way as well. Surely a Knighthood is in order somewhere!

Good book that shows the true meaning of girl power., 26 Jan 2001
Great story of how a very rude-always saying things like @!?*&-and manly woman is turned into a lady thanks to the help of Lucky Luke.

Lucky Luke in full effect :), 05 Dec 2006
Another one of amusing Lucky Luke serious of comics. Damzel in distress, a bad guy and a good guy.....well something like that anyway :) This book is a great fun to read.

A fraud hat gets sorted out by lucky luke., 24 Jul 2001
Its a great book because its like a mystery, you don't find out who did it until the end. Because the book is set out as a comic it makes it good for everyone to read. The books about a show that's going round all the towns. the only problem is that every city they show there show in that town gets robbed at exactly the same time. So every one starts to blame Lucky Luke even though he became a member of the showto try and find out who's robbing the banks.

The first of an institution., 30 Jun 2004
Lucky Luke is the creation of half of the duo that are responsable for Asterix (Rene Goscinny) with a different illustrator (Morris).
Set in the Wild West, it is hugely popular in continental Europe, and rivals Asterix in sales figures.
Never caught on in the UK for some reason, but the stories are just as funny. and there's often a short post-script detailing teh historical context.
The hero is Lucky Luke, a cowboy who's a dead-shot, rides a horse with a wicked sense of humour (Jolly Jumper), and comes up against a series of villains.

This is the first of the stories, and pits LL against Jessie James and his gang, a self-styled Robin Hood who robs the rich...and keeps the cash!
Terrorising settlements, de-railing trains, holding up stagecoaches ,and generally causing mayhem - until Lucky Luke crosses their path and sets out to capture the gang, despite the antics of two "Pinkerton" detectives.

A barrel of laughs, anyone who likes Asterix/Tintin/similar should try this at least once.

A story of a very silly cowboy robbin hood., 25 Jan 2001
This is a story of a man who reads Robbin Hood and wants to be just like him, the only problem is that he robs from the rich and gives to the poor, which is himself. I'm not going to tell you any more so you have to buy it and read it yourself. This is the first Lucky Luke book that was translated into english and I would recomend that you buy it.