KID LUCKY COMES IN A BRAND NEW TV SERIES
Lucky Luke is one of the great classics of comic literature. His spiritual father and creator Morris drew the first story as early as 1946 and had his hero ensure law and order in the Wild West. But the famous cowboy with the red bandana would almost never have existed if Lucky Luke had not dreamed of bringing justice to the wide open spaces of the West as a child. To this day, no villain slips through his fingers. Because Lucky Luke is the man who shoots faster than his shadow. These and other adventures from his childhood can be found in the 5 comic volumes from Ehapa Verlag packed with exciting stories and humorous additional knowledge from the everyday life of the little lonely cowboy. The last Kid Lucky volume "Full speed ahead" was published on 5 March 2020 and there is to be a new volume next year.
Based on the success of the Kid Lucky comic book and in time for Lucky Luke's 75th anniversary, Lucky Comics and Dargaud Media have produced a 52-part TV series to be shown Monday to Friday on Super RTL from 8 November 2021.
The series is aimed at children aged 4-10 and is set in the 1870s when Kid Lucky has only one thing on his mind: growing up to be the greatest cowboy of the Wild West. Each new adventure brings Kid Lucky closer and closer to his dream of becoming a real cowboy. Together with his friends Lisette, Dopey, Joannie Molson, Little Cactus, Kid will try to tame wild horses (sometimes successfully), follow in the footsteps of grizzlies, sleep outdoors and challenge Billy Bad with his slingshot. The Kid has an extraordinary goal. Moreover, as his name suggests, he is a lucky boy.
But life is not all fun and games, not even in the Wild West. In fact, Kid Lucky and his friends always have to ask their parents for permission and meet their expectations, as all boys do. Between chores, brushing teeth and school, it's not easy being a real cowboy!
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