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Guylouis, Claude

 
9781800440388: Lucky Luke 80: The Alibi

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<span style=" ">A cowboy who shoots faster than his own shadow, his sarcastic horse, a quartet of incredibly stupid bandits – this is the Old West at its funniest. The 80<sup>th</sup> adventure of Lucky Luke, the Lonesome Cowboy!</span>

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<p style=" "><span style=" ">Born and raised in Belgium, <strong>Morris</strong> moved to the United States in 1946 for six years. There, he worked for MAD magazine and met <strong>René</strong> <strong>Goscinny</strong>, with whom he collaborated from 1955 until Goscinny's death in 1977. <strong>Jean</strong><strong>Léturgie</strong> co-created the character of <em>Percevan</em> before he began an enduring cooperation with <strong>Xavier</strong> <strong>Fauche</strong> that produced eight <em>Lucky Luke</em> titles, followed by the spin-off series <em>Rantanplan</em> (Rin Tin Can) and <em>Kid Lucky</em>. <strong>Fauche</strong>, a well-known figure in French radio, also wrote for the French version of Jim Henson's show <em>Fraggle Rock</em> and co-created the cartoon <em>Les Tifous</em>. <strong>Claude Guylouis</strong> is the pseudonym for the team made of <strong>Patrick Cauvin</strong>, <strong>Jean-Louis Robert</strong> and <strong>Guy Vidal</strong>, all renowned writers</span><span style=" ">.</span></p>

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Lucky Luke is contacted by a rich individual with an unusual request: he wants to hire the Lonesome Cowboy to escort his stepdaughter Gisella on a trip across the Wild West. He wants her to see for himself the hard life of settlers and frontiersmen at least once before she settles into a comfortable married life. Luke arranges a few fake, safe incidents to entertain the young woman, but she's no shrinking violet, and tends to charge headlong into trouble …

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