Jojo cow-boy
| Comic | |
|---|---|
| title | Jojo cow-boy |
| country | Belgium |
| author | Étienne Le Rallic |
| publishing company | Deligne |
| magazine | Tintin |
| First publication | 1947 |
Jojo cow-boy is a Franco-Belgian comic drawn in a realistic style by Étienne Le Rallic .
The adventure of the young Jojo, who despite resistance can prove his skills as a cowboy, was first published in 1947 in Tintin, Belgium, and its Dutch version Kuifje . The sequel story was the first ever western to appear in the magazine. Then started with Teddy Bill , the first western series, which also came from Étienne Le Rallic .
The publisher Michel Deligne published the short story in 1977 in a series specially dedicated to the illustrator.