Epic Graphic Novel: Blueberry #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the fifth installment of the classic Western series, originally serialized in France, following the further adventures of U.S. Cavalry officer Mike Blueberry. The story continues the narrative arc from the previous volume, leading toward a dramatic conclusion on the frontier. This edition is part of Marvel's Epic Graphic Novel line, presenting the work of creator Jean-Michel Charlier and artist Jean Giraud (Moebius).
"Book Nine: The Last Card" delivers a gripping chapter in the legendary Blueberry saga, with Jean-Michel Charlier, Jean-Marc Lofficier, and Randy Lofficier weaving a taut tale of betrayal and redemption. Moebius' striking art—pencils and inks both by the master—brings the high-stakes chase from Alabama to the remote Rockies with cinematic flair, while Janet Gale’s colors and the sharp lettering by Bill Oakley and Jim Novak complete the immersive experience. A 12.95 USD graphic novel from 1990, this issue is a must for fans of classic Westerns and Moebius’ visionary style.
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Blueberry needs to clear his name and expose the conspirators out to assassinate President Grant. He gives General Dodge the receipt. In Alabama, he lures out Warden Kelly and learns of Delta Ranch in the Rockies. At the ranch, he's captured by the hideously scarred Angel Face. Red and Jimmy break him free, and they rush. The conspirators plan to blow up the tunnel as Grant's train passes. Blueberry bursts in and Grant is convinced when the tunnel blows. The conspirators are exposed and Mike Blueberry exonerated and rich. Next up - he's going to marry Chihuahua Pearl!
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