I was feeling kind of down today, so was delighted to see this song pop up in my YT feed. Of course, when I think of *I'm a Poor, Lonesome Cowboy*, I usually think of a quiet voice gently plugging away, maybe accompanied by a ukulele or similar, surrounded by the vast quiet of the plains.

Instead, Woods has reimagined this song as a show-stopping musical / theatre / orchestra piece, with a Buster Scruggs-like character singing Luke's part, an absurdly impressive bass voice doing a counterpart, a lovely womens' section handing the chorus, and a lively orchestra to frame the whole thing. Or something like that.

See if you like it.

For context, I primarily watch the new adventures of Lucky Luke while going about my daily tasks and have very limited knowledge of the comics, but I've gotta say, I love every interaction that Averell and Lucky have!

It's very nice to see (in the new adventures of Lucky Luke) them being partial to one another, since Lucky doesn't have that many reocurring people he actually seems to enjoy/is friends with. Also I like when the writers show us the daltons having a personality besides their singular schtick feature—Joe having a short fuse, Averell being dumb; and Will and Jack are just plot devices from what I noticed(I think they have more a personality in the comics, even if Moris and Rene got them confused with one another a few times)

All that to say, I love Averell and Luke's unlikely friendship and how Lucky genuinely just seems to enjoy his presence, the self proclaimed poor lonesome cowboy. Averell saying "I might be dumb, but even I know trying to outshoot Lucky Luke is a waste of time" and the comment about being disloyal... the entirety of their interactions in that episode were very fun. "The Treasure of the Daltons" I believe? It's a nice contrast to Joe's pure animosity towards Lucky.

Specifically these versions from the 2009 Daltons TV Show.

Bro, Averell painted a train tunnel like Wile. E Coyote and they all entered it, and they nearly fucking died! If you think that's crazy, look what they do with the Broken Wings' magic! They learned how to turn into sand, switch bodies with animals, astral project, and turn invisible with just soup! They even find this gold necklace that made Averell turn things into gold with his hands.

They even managed to entire cable wires and travel through the cyberspace, and turn the entire prison into a confectionary catastrophe!

They even learned how to control the weather with things like snow or rain, gained good luck from a prisoner who's legit name is Bunny Rabbit!

Joe once made a diggerator to drill through the earth's surface and traveled to Paris! William once made a rocket ship in the prison but eventually died, went to hell, heaven, and back to earth!

What in the actual fuck are they on with this toon force?

You even got Averell finding magical genie lamps and magical trumpets!

And you know what else? Lucky Luke's not even there! He's retired!

But the only reason they have all this power all just to end up losing is mainly because of plot like every other Xilam show like Oggy and The Cockroaches and Zig And Sharko.

What other unimaginable feats do you have in mind? Let me know.

So I’ve found this cutie and was just wondering if he’s worth anything as I’m thinking of putting him up for sale to clear some of our stuff out. Hes in really good shape especially for its age no stain or holes and the tag is in good condition too. He’s about 35 cm tall

I FINALLY got my hands of volume 7.

The three stories included are:

- The Daltons Always On The Run

- The Rivals of Painful Gulch

- Billy The Kid

It's titled Lucky Luke in welcom to Fanga Town and

It will be animated in cgi by Ellipse animation, Belvision, Pan group and directed by Bernard Campan and Celestine Plays.

The release date is scheduled for 2029.

(all information provided by the official Instagram profile of Ellipse Animation)

Title! I've been trying to find a way to watch it and I haven;'t found a single thing... I would take a version not in English as long as it had english subs!

Like Xilam had absolutely no reason to make their characters OP asf and yet here it is.

Does someone has an image of the panel where lucky luck defeats a native after the chief of said indian tribe says the fight is going to last days , and the luck says , "footwork , they all lack footwork"

I dabble in 3D conversions. When I saw this piece of art on line from Matthieu Bonhomme, I thought it would make for a good anaglyph 3D conversion. Remember: red lens on the left eye and cyan lens on the right eye. It works best in good lighting at a larger size. There's at least ten different segments to this piece. Hope you like it!

So I just discovered a Lucky Luke live action show came out on Disney+ came, completely under the radar for me.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt33560536/?ref_=ttrt_ov_bk

The "average rating IMDB" is pretty low, only a 5.9, until you look at the actual reviews placed on IMDB. Reviews score mostly 7 to 10 with the median being around 7.5 (doing the math myself).

Did you know a show came out? Did you watch? Was it any good?

I got the DVD from Amazon and uploaded it to Internet Archive. I know this movie is hard to find, especially in English, so I uploaded it for everyone to watch if they want. Link: https://archive.org/details/b-1-t-00_20260418

Ok, so, I started watching this movie yesterday and had to pause due to some chores. I stopped about where Billy the Kid shows up.

Of course I haven't had the full experience of watching this movie, but, besides the fact that it's a live action adaptation, uhhh, the first scene is Luke walking along the dessert throwing away old medals that he already had. And, I feel like he just would never do that??? I like the costumes/clothing tho

I am a huge Tintin and Asterix fan. Never read any Lucky Luke.

I have no idea if this particular book is good, it just draw my atention at my local bookstore.

I was between The Judge or Billy the Kid.

Let me know your thoughts on this one! 🤠

He may look differently, but the Terence Hill film and TV show is still the best, most faithful live action adaptation.