Epic Graphic Novel: Marshal Blueberry 1 – The Lost Dutchman’s Mine #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the first two installments of the Marshal Blueberry series, an Epic Graphic Novel line from Marvel. It presents 'The Lost Dutchman's Mine' and 'The Ghost with the Golden Bullets,' continuing the Western adventures of the iconic character created by Jean-Michel Charlier and Jean Giraud (Moebius).
"Book One: The Lost Dutchman's Mine" kicks off a legendary chapter in the Marshal Blueberry saga, with Jean-Michel Charlier, Jean-Marc Lofficier, and Randy Lofficier crafting a taut, atmospheric Western thriller. Jean Giraud—known as Moebius—delivers his signature blend of gritty realism and surreal detail in every panel, from the treacherous Dead Horse Mesa to the tense showdowns that follow. The cover by Giraud captures the story’s brooding intensity, making this 1991 Marvel graphic novel a must-have for fans of classic European comics.
In "Book Two: The Ghost with the Golden Bullets," Blueberry, Jimmy, and Blount pursue the elusive Luckner across the treacherous Dead Horse Mesa, where shifting stones, hidden traps, and venomous snakes test their resolve. As a mysterious figure in the shadows fires golden bullets, Blueberry uncovers the truth: the so-called Luckner is actually the real Baron Luckner, a man driven by betrayal and buried treasure, now hunted by his own past. The chase leads from the desert to the docks of New Orleans, where justice may finally catch up—but not before the ghosts of the past rise again.
In "King of the Buffalo," a lone cowboy joins a buffalo hunt only to witness the uncanny power of a mysterious rider who commands the herd with eerie precision. When Jackson, a brash newcomer, harasses a local Cheyenne man named Peetatchala, the hero begins to uncover the truth behind the legend—the "King" is no myth, but a man whose deep connection to the land and its people shapes the fate of the hunt.
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↩ Reprints Blueberry #11 (1972), Blueberry #12 (1972)
Reprinted in Moebius #9 (1991)
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