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Moebius #4

Jan 1989 · Graphitti Designs · 45.95 USD
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This volume collects a selection of Jean Giraud's work under his Moebius pseudonym, featuring his signature surreal, intricately detailed science fiction and fantasy art. Published by Graphitti Designs in 1989, it compiles stories that showcase his influential visual storytelling and imaginative worlds.

In "Book 1: Chihuahua Pearl," Blueberry and his allies race through a treacherous landscape, evading enemies across smoky plains and raging rivers, only to uncover a box of lead bars instead of the promised gold. The mystery deepens as the Federale Vigo reveals the truth behind Juarez’s theft of Confederate gold, setting off a chain of consequences that lands Blueberry in a court-martial. With art by Jean Giraud—both in the story and on the cover—this 1989 issue from Graphitti Designs delivers a tense, visually rich chapter in the saga, written by Jean-Michel Charlier, Jean-Marc Lofficier, and Randy Lofficier, and lettered by Kenny Lopez and Michael Heisler.

Contains 5 stories
Book 1: Chihuahua Pearl
46 pp · Western-Frontier
U.S. Cavalry Lieutenant Mike S. Blueberry [Mike S. Donovan]General McPhersonRed Wooley and Jimmy McClureFinlay and KimballVigoChihuahua PearlGobernador LopezMexican Federalesbanditsoutlawssoldierstownspeople
Book 2: The Half-A-Million Dollar Man
46 pp · Western-Frontier
Butch ReaganCSA ex-Colonel Trevor, AKA Lindsay

In "Book 2: The Half-A-Million Dollar Man," Blueberry, imprisoned after an ambush, reunites with the elusive Trevor/Lindsay, who holds the key to the Confederate gold’s location. With Red Wooley and Jimmy McClure joining forces with rebels, and Chihuahua Pearl’s sudden engagement to Gobernador Lopez sparking a dramatic twist, the group races toward a hidden oasis—only for Trevor to vanish into the desert, leaving the treasure’s final location still shrouded in mystery.

Book Three: Ballad For a Coffin
62 pp · Western-Frontier
U.S. Cavalry Lieutenant Mike S. Blueberry [Mike S. Donovan]General McPhersonRed Wooley and Jimmy McClureFinlay and KimballVigoChihuahua PearlGobernador LopezMexican FederalesbanditsoutlawssoldierstownspeopleDonnogan

In "Book Three: Ballad For a Coffin," Blueberry and his allies race across the frontier, fleeing pursuit through a series of desperate escapes—wagon chases, bridge cuts, and a harrowing ferry ride down the Rio Grande—only to uncover a coffin filled with lead bars, not gold. The truth behind the stolen Confederate treasure unravels as the Federale Vigo reveals Juarez’s wartime necessity, leaving the gang adrift and Blueberry facing a court-martial for his role in the theft.

Book Four: The Outlaw
44 pp · Western-Frontier
Warden KellyBig Nose (mentioned)CartwrightGuffie PalmerBlakeMarmaduke "Angel Face" O'HarePresident Ulysses S. Grant (mentioned)

In "Book Four: The Outlaw" from Moebius #4 (1989), Blueberry, imprisoned in Francisville, makes a desperate gamble that sets a chain of events in motion. Escaping under escort, he finds himself caught between Blake’s bandits, a mysterious mission to Colorado, and a web of deception in Durango, where President Grant’s visit threatens to unravel everything.

The Words of Chief Seattle
3 pp · Western-Frontier

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Full credits

artist, inker Jean Giraud
letterer Kenny Lopez
cover pencils, inks Jean Giraud

Reprints

↩ Reprints Blueberry #14 (1973), Epic Graphic Novel: Blueberry #1 (1989), Epic Graphic Novel: Blueberry #2 (1989)

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