Lasso

Lasso, published by Éditions des Remparts from 1958 to 1961, was a French comic series that ran for 33 issues, capturing the tail end of the Western genre's golden age in European bandes dessinées. Known for its rugged, frontier-style storytelling, the series was a staple of the publisher's lineup, offering readers a steady dose of action and adventure set against the American West. While it may not have reached the iconic status of some contemporaries, Lasso remains a notable example of the period's pulp-inspired comics, reflecting the era's fascination with cowboys and outlaws.