Silent. Gosinni R.

The London aristocrat Wuldo Badminton, who inherited the ranch of his cousin, arrives in the small Texas town. A young, sophisticated gentleman will have to go from a beginner to a real cowboy, and he will help him any other than a lucky hatch.

Lucky Luke, along with Tintin and Asterix, is one of the three most famous characters of Franco-Franco-Franco Belgian children's comics. The fearless lonely cowboy, who “shoots faster than his shadow,” was invented in 1947 by the artist Maurice de Bever, who worked under the pseudonym Morris. In 1955, writer Rene Gosinni joined him as a screenwriter. Their further joint work on the series lasted more than 20 years, and this time is rightfully called the "golden age" of the lucky Luke. Each story of this cycle is an exciting comedic western, in which real historical events associated with the development of the Wild West are reflected.

and by the way, in the mid -1980s, Maurice de Bever still forced his main character to quit smoking! Since then, instead of cigarettes, Lucky Luke began to keep a straw in his mouth, and for this the World Health Organization even handed the artist a medal.