Comic book Lucky Luke The Singing Wire Morris Goscinny Comic album 2000

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Description

Comic book album "Lucky Luke: The Singing Wire" as seen in the photo. The hardcover features a bright blue background, with a central illustration of Lucky Luke perched on a burning telegraph pole, surrounded by stylized yellow and red flames. To the left, a vulture illustrated in the humorous style characteristic of the series. Two black birds are also visible in the background. The yellow band at the top of the cover bears the title "LE FIL QUI CHANTE" (THE SINGING WIRE) in handwritten red letters, topped by the name "LUCKY LUKE" in black. The signatures "Morris & Goscinny" are printed on the right side of the cover. The recognizable graphic style, typical of the Lucky Luke universe, is well highlighted.

The cover shows bold colors, mainly blue, yellow, black, red, and white, with sharp contrasts. The album has a rigid hardcover binding. No major defects appear on the visible side: the surface seems glossy, some superficial handling marks or light reflections may be observed, typical of a used item, but without visible scratches or snags on the provided image.

The graphics are faithful to Morris's humorous and dynamic aesthetic, with an inventive and immediately recognizable staging for fans of Franco-Belgian comics. The details of the drawing, such as Lucky Luke's expression and the vulture's posture, attest to the series' characteristic caricature style.

The spine and back of the book are not visible in this image, nor is the interior or the back cover. Only the front cover and part of the upper board are shown in the photo.

The mention "2000" in the keywords suggests an edition from this period, consistent with the modern appearance of the cover and the observed glossy lamination.

Condition

Used item, sold as is, with a shiny hardcover in good overall condition on the visible side. Some superficial handling marks may appear under certain reflections, with no apparent structural defects in the photo.

Did you know? Lucky Luke is a comic strip created by Morris in 1946, later joined by scriptwriter René Goscinny from 1955. "The Singing Wire" depicts the beginnings of the telegraph in the American West, a theme inspired by the history of communications in 19th-century United States.

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