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Cover: Jean Giraud

Moebius #8

Jan 1991 · Graphitti Designs · 49.95 USD
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“Book One: The Iron Horse”

"Book One: The Iron Horse" delivers a tense, pivotal chapter in the Blueberry saga, with Jean-Michel Charlier, Jean-Marc Lofficier, and Randy Lofficier scripting a gripping tale of betrayal and survival. Jean Giraud’s masterful art—pencils, inks, and colors—brings the dusty frontier to life, while Phil Felix handles the lettering with precision. On the cover, Giraud’s distinctive style sets the tone, capturing the story’s high-stakes drama in a single, evocative image.

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writer Jean-Michel Charlier · writer Jean-Marc Lofficier · writer Randy Lofficier · artist, inker, colorist Jean Giraud · letterer Phil Felix · cover Jean Giraud

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artist, inker, colorist Jean Giraud
letterer Phil Felix
cover pencils, inks Jean Giraud

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Continuing... Blueberry is caught by Steelfingers and Indians, and stalls to protect the soldiers' $200K payroll. Jimmy and Red send a fake telegram of reinforcement on the way. The Indians, trusting "Broken Nose", let Blueberry free, but as he digs up the payroll, is robbed by Steelfingers. Sent back to town, Blueberry is accusing of stealing and will be lynched. Yet the Indians return the payroll, having killed Steelfingers for failing to deliver guns. All's well, until General Allister arrives and orders the army to wipe out the Indians!..

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