Western comic books, strips, etc
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Western comic books, strips, etc
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Western comic books, strips, etc
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- Lucky Luke versus the Pinkertons, Achdé, Pennac & Benacquista ; colour work: Anne-Marie Ducasse
- Dalton City, text by Goscinny ; drawings by Morris
- Lucky Luke versus Joss Jamon, by Morris and Goscinny ; [translator: by Luke Spear]
- Doc Doxey's elixir, by Morris ; translator, Erica Jeffrey ; lettering and text layout, Imadjinn sarl
- Phil Wire, by Morris
- The tenderfoot, text by Goscinny ; drawings by Morris
- The stagecoach, by Morris and Goscinny ; [translator: Luke Spear]
- The judge, by Morris stories and drawings by Morris ; [lettering and text layout, Imadjinn sarl]
- Seven stories, [illustrated by] Morris ; [written by] Goscinny
- The Daltons' amnesia, Morris, Fauche & Léturgie
- The rivals of Painful Gulch, by R. Goscinny ; illustrated by Morris
- A Lucky Luke adventure, by Morris and Lo Hartog Van Banda, V. 37
- The singing wire, by Morris and Goscinny ; [translator: Erica Jeffrey]
- The Pony Express, by Jean Léturgie and Xavier Fauche ; illustrated by Morris ; translator, Jerome Saincantin
- Outlaws, illustrated by Morris
- Dick Digger's gold mine, illustrated by Morris
- The Bluefeet are coming!, Morris
- The Daltons in the blizzard, by Morris and Goscinny
- A cure for the Daltons, by R. Goscinny ; illustrated by Morris
- Tying the knot, Achdé & Gerra in the style of Morris ; colours, Anne-Marie Ducasse
- The man from Washington, by Achdé and Gerra in the style of Morris ; colour work: Anne-Marie Ducasse ; translator: Erica Jeffrey
- The Daltons always on the run, by R. Goscinny ; illustrated by Morris
- Barbed wire on the prairie, by Morris & Goscinny ; [translator, Luke Spear]
- Ghost town, by Morris and Goscinny ; [translator Luke Spear]
- Tortillas for the Daltons, by Morris and Goscinny
- Western circus, by Morris & Goscinny
- On the Dalton's trail, by Morris & Goscinny ; [translator, Luke Spear]
- The escort, by Morris and Goscinny ; [translator: Luke Spear]
- The painter, Morris and De Groot ; translator, Jerome Saincantin
- The one-armed bandit, by Morris & De Groot ; [translator, Erica Jeffrey]
- The wagon train, Morris & Goscinny
- The Dalton cousins, [drawn] by Morris and [written by] Goscinny ; [translator, Luke Spear ; lettering and text layout, Imadjinn sarl]
- The Grand Duke, by Morris & Goscinny ; [translator, Eric Jeffrey ; lettering and text layout, Imadjinn sarl]
- The Black Hills, [art] by Morris & [story by] Goscinny ; [translation by Luke Spear ; lettering by Imadjinn sarl]
- The Oklahoma land rush, by Morris & Goscinny ; [translator: Luke Spear]
- Nitroglycerin, [artwork by] Morris & [script by] Lo Hartog van Banda
- The 20th Cavalry, by Morris & Goscinny ; [translator, Luke Spear]
- Rails on the prairie, by Morris & Goscinny ; [translator, Erica Jeffrey ; lettering and text layout, Imadjinn sarl]
- Jesse James, by Morris and Goscinny
- Billy the Kid, by Morris & Goscinny ; [translator Luke Spear]
- The Daltons redeem themselves, by Morris and Goscinny ; [translator: Ercia Jeffrey]
- The Daltons' escape, by Morris & Goscinny ; [translator: Erica Jeffrey]
- Lucky Luke versus Pat Poker, Morris ; [translator: Jerome Saincantin]
- Ma Dalton, by Morris & Goscinny
- A Lucky Luke adventure, Achde, Pennac and Benacquista in the style of Morris ; color work, MEL ; translation, Jerome Saincantin, V. 42
- Emperor Smith, by Morris and Goscinny ; [translator, Jerome Saincantin ; lettering, Imadjinn sarl]