Lone Riders (Lucky Luke)

Lucky Luke appeals to boys and girls from 3 to 12 years old. It's a fun read-aloud.

Quick Delivery and great book! It is the best book a little boy could read - very funny and it was in great condition!

Wonderful lucky Luke adventure. As usual he finds the Dalton brothers at the end. Joe Dalton is the leader of Dalton brothers as usual.

These books are great for all ages - lots of humor! When kids come for dinner they love them! Worthwhile purchase!

great book and price

My son wanted to expand his comic repertoire from Asterix and Tintin. This series has been a real hit. Lucky Luke tries to outwit the bandits, with the usual comic twists and turns. Great fun!

When reading a post-Morris Lucky Luke, there are always a few questions that are impossible to get out of your head: Does Achdé's style of drawing come close to that of Morris? Is the scenario as good as Goscinny's? First, Achdé does indeed do a remarkable job of assimilating Morris's style, though his preference for rounded rather than angular forms gives away the authorship pretty clearly. However, I think it might be more worthwhile to ask: does this art and story succeed on its own terms, regardless of the series' earlier history? The answer to that is yes, more or less: Achdé's art is attractive, detailed and readable (and beautifully coloured). The story, on the other hand (in this case the Daltons splitting up and going off on their own) is a little dull and over-complex, creating four or five separate narrative strands that are not particularly interesting or funny in themselves. So a mixed bag, perhaps not the best of the Achdé stories that have appeared so far. Four stars for the visuals.