Dalton City (Lucky Luke)

Dalton City (Lucky Luke)
Lucky Luke# 34
Dalton City
DaltonCityLuckyLukecomic.jpg

Cover of the English edition
Publisher Dargaud
Series Lucky Luke
Creative team
Writer(s) Goscinny
Morris
Artist(s) Morris
Original publication
Published in Le Journal de Spirou
Date(s) of publication 1969
Language French
ISBN
Chronology
Preceded by Le Pied-tendre, (1968)
Followed by Jesse James, (1969)

Dalton City is a Lucky Luke comic written by Goscinny and illustrated by Morris. The original French comic was published by Dargaud in 1969. English editions of this French series have been published by Dargaud.

Plot

Lucky Luke closes down Fenton Town, Texas and arrests the owner, Dean Fenton. Fenton brags about his town to the Daltons while in prison. A mixup with the newly installed telegraph results in Joe Dalton being released for good behavior(!). He breaks out the others and they decide to fix up Fenton Town. They rename it Dalton City. They capture Lucky Luke, who agrees to help them with the town. They hire some dancing girls and Lucky Luke plants the idea of staging a wedding to lure people. The wedding is between Joe and Lulu Breechloader, the singer. The guests arrive, but when the wedding is announced, it turns out that Lulu was unaware and is already married to the pianist, Wallace. Initially the guests shoot at Lucky Luke, but turn on Joe. The Calvary arrives to round the criminals up, having been tipped off by Wild Trout, an Indian who won at roulette, having bet a vase, and expecting 36 other vases. After everyone has left, Belle, one of the dancing girls, jumps out of the cake.

Dalton city eventually becomes Angel Junction, a town of 243,000 people.

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