Morris Studios : Lucky Luke, plate no. 7 in Indian ink and white gouache highlig…

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Morris Studios :

Lucky Luke, plate no. 7 in Indian ink and white gouache highlights from the episode "La Ballade des Dalton" published in Spirou no. 2118, November 16, 1978. This was the comic book adaptation of the cartoon produced by Dargaud Films the same year, whose story was written by the brilliant René Goscinny. Composition featuring the solitary hero facing the Dalton brothers in the laundry of the nervous Ming U Foo (traces of sticker paper). Size: 38.4 x 55 cm.

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