Trouble Brewing by Jul
A nationwide brewery strike has dried up the beer in New-Munchen, Dakota, so Lucky Luke travels to Milwaukee to settle a bitter dispute between union leaders and industry barons, with the Daltons stirring trouble.
Achdé is the pen name of Hervé Darmenton, a French cartoonist. He took over the art on Lucky Luke in 2004, after the death of Morris, and draws the series in its classic style.
A nationwide brewery strike has dried up the beer in New-Munchen, Dakota, so Lucky Luke travels to Milwaukee to settle a bitter dispute between union leaders and industry barons, with the Daltons stirring trouble.
An animal-loving idealist named Ovide Byrde takes in Rantanplan and tries to turn a cattle town vegetarian, until a Mexican bandit twists his cause into a scheme to seize the place.
Lucky Luke unwillingly inherits a Louisiana cotton plantation and hands it to the enslaved people who work it, turning every planter in the parish against him.
Lucky Luke escorts the sculptor Bartholdi and the torch of the Statue of Liberty across America, then sails to Paris to bring the great lady home.
Lucky Luke escorts the Stern family, Jewish immigrants newly arrived from Poland, across the country to the home a friend has waiting for them in the West.
The jailed Daltons learn they have a small nephew to raise, and Lucky Luke is saddled with minding both the brothers and the unruly boy.
Back in jail and sick of failure, the Dalton brothers turn on Joe and bet that whoever first earns a million dollars will lead the gang, then break out and go their separate ways.
Set under President Lincoln, Lucky Luke crosses swords with Allan Pinkerton, the ambitious detective who fancies himself the marshal's successor.
With a presidential election looming, Lucky Luke must guard the upright candidate Rutherford B. Hayes on a tour of the West while a scheming Texas oil tycoon tries to buy or shoot his way to victory.
To ease prison crowding the new president plans to execute long-term inmates, so the Daltons escape the noose the only legal way left, by getting married.
When Jolly Jumper falls for a Quebec mare, Lucky Luke travels north into French speaking Canada and finds himself facing a greedy banker and his gang.