The ghost ranch and other stories
The Ghost Ranch and other stories (French: Le Ranch maudit ) is a Lucky Luke album from 1986. It contains four short stories, drawn by Morris and written by Claude Guylouis and Xavier Fauche / Jean Léturgie .
content
- The Ghost Ranch (Text: Claude Guylouis): Miss Bluemarket buys the Bates Ranch , which is supposed to be haunted. Lucky Luke finds out that the seller of the house is behind the ghost attacks in order to buy the building back cheaply.
- The clairvoyant (text: Fauche / Léturgie): A man in woman's clothing acts as a clairvoyant and can thus elicit secrets from customers. Lucky Luke can prevent a robbery on the bank and bring the clairvoyant and her accomplice to jail.
- The statue (text: Claude Guylouis): A monumental statue is to be erected in honor of Lucky Luke. The artist Michelangelo Jr. however, does a portrait of his horse Jolly Jumper, the true hero of the American West.
- The slide (Text: Fauche / Léturgie): Carl Huebner has developed a water-borne giant for transporting wood. However, this is constantly sabotaged by Butterfield, as he wants to keep the monopoly on the timber trade. Since Lucky Luke can stop Butterfield and its passage, the patent is granted to Huebner.
publication
The stories were first published in 1986 in Télé Star and Dargaud as an album. In Germany, the album was first released in 1989 by Delta Verlag as volume 58 of the series.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Le Ranch maudit at bedetheque.com
- ↑ The ghost ranch at German Comic Guide