Lucky Luke - The Man Who Shot Lucky Luke

Author: Rene Goscinny

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The Lonesome Cowboy is not having a good day. Out of tobacco, arriving at night and under pouring rain in the small mining settlement of Froggy Town, he soon finds himself in conflict with two of the Bone brothers, somewhat infamous local figures. Unfortunately, Luke's reputation precedes him, and when the townspeople ask him to investigate a hold-up in place of the sheriff - none other than James Bone - the tension ratchets up another notch...

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Lucky Luke - The Man Who Shot Lucky Luke

Lucky Luke - The Man Who Shot Lucky Luke

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