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Achdé, Laurent Gerra, Morris, LUCKY LUKE AU QUEBEC - Comic Strip
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LUCKY LUKE AU QUEBEC

Comic Strip
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35.5 x 51 cm (13.98 x 20.08 in.)
Added on 9/16/19
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Description

Planche 30 de l'album "La belle province"

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Comment

Très élégante planche du cavalier solitaire, de Jolly Jumper et de sa "fiancée" canadienne...

Le prix de vente ne comprend pas les frais d’envoi qui seront à déterminer précisément avec l’acquéreur.

Je vous encourage à aller voir les autres planches en vente dans ma galerie.

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About Achdé

Achdé, the pseudonym of Hervé Darmenton is a French comic book writer and artist. The pseudonym is based on the French pronunciation of his initials, "H.D." (similar to Hergé and Jijé). After the death of Morris, the creator of Lucky Luke, Achdé continued the task of drawing new Lucky Luke stories from 2003 onwards. Before dedicating himself to his craft, Achdé worked as a doctor with a specialty in radiology, but abandoned a career in medicine in 1985 to dedicate himself fully to drawing. He began illustrating newspapers and self-published Destins Croisés, his first comic book, in 1988. He joined the French publishing house Dargaud in 1991 and created several new series, alone and in partnership, including Fort Braillard, Woker (which concerns an interplanetary Tarzan), and Doc Véto. In 1993, he launched the series CRS=Détresse, CRS being a reference to the Compagnies Républicaines de Sécurité, the French security forces attached to the national polic