Les Dalton courent toujours

Les Dalton courent toujours (The Daltons always on the run)
Cover of the French edition
Date	1964
Series	Lucky Luke
Publisher	Dupuis
Creative team
Writers	Goscinny Morris
Artists	Morris
Original publication
Date of publication	1964
Language	French
Chronology
Preceded by	Les Dalton dans le blizzard (1963)
Followed by	La Caravane (1964)

Les Dalton courent toujours is a Lucky Luke adventure written by Goscinny and illustrated by Morris. It is the 23rd book in the series and it was originally published in French in 1964 and by Cinebook in English in 2012 as The Daltons Always On The Run.

Synopsis[]

The new President of the United States decrees a general amnesty. All prisoners are released, including the Daltons. They settle in a nearby town, Awful Gulch, and rent a space next to the bank, so they can tunnel to this establishment and steal the money. But Lucky Luke quickly moves the bank and instals the sheriff's office there instead.

Joe Dalton then changes his mind and attacks the stagecoach after Averell knocks out Lucky Luke. They then spend a little time in Pocopoco Pueblo then, after their crimes have been known in this city, try to cross the desert. This is where Lucky Luke catches them and brings them back to the penitentiary.

Characters[]

• The Daltons
  • Averell: The tallest and stupidest, always hungry, a born blunderer.
  • Jack: Smaller than Averell, but larger than William.
  • William: Smaller than Jack, but larger than Joe.
  • Joe: The smallest, the most nasty, "stupid, (...) selfish, conceited, cruel and greedy", he has an inexhaustible hatred for Lucky Luke.

External links[]

• Lucky Luke official site album index (in French)
• Goscinny website on Lucky Luke(in French)

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