Cotton Kid
Cotton Kid is a Franco-Belgian comic series released between 1999 and 2003 .
action
Cotton Kid lives on a cotton plantation in the southern United States. His role model is his older brother Trevor, who works for the renowned Pinkerton agency and who tells him about his exciting adventures. Kid follows him enthusiastically. The reality, however, looks a little different from what his brother described. With the help of the resourceful and cunning Kid, Trevor is able to successfully close multiple cases.
background
With this series, Jean Léturgie and Pearce implemented the idea of depicting the West before the Civil War in a humorous way from the perspective of a little boy. They followed a similar concept in Lucky Kid .
publication
The series was partially pre-published in BoDoï. The album editions were published by Vents d'Ouest. In the German-speaking area, Carlsen initially released the first four albums. The remaining two albums were released by Salleck .
Album editions
- 1999: In the name of Pinkerton ( Au nom de la loi et de Mr Pinkerton , BoDoï, 1999, 44 pages)
- 2000: Radau on the Mississippi ( Charivari dans les bayous , 44 pages)
- 2000: Z like Sorro ( Z comme Sorro , BoDoï, 2000, 44 pages)
- 2001: The way to Abilene ( La piste de Chisholm , 44 pages)
- 2002: Geronimo's seventh wife ( La septième femme de Géronimo , 44 pages)
- 2003: The black coyote ( Le coyote noir , BoDoï, 2003, 44 pages)
Web links
- Cotton Kid on khalisi.com
Individual evidence
- ↑ Interview with Jean Léturgie (French)
- ↑ Magazine publication (BoDoï) (French)
- ↑ Album editions (French)
- ↑ Cotton Kid at Carlsen
- ↑ Cotton Kid at Salleck
- ^ The German titles in the chronological order of the original editions