Ok Corral

Blueberry #27

by Jean Giraud, Mœbius

Tras cuatro años de espera, El gran Jean Giraud vuelve a dibujar un episodio de BLUEBERRY. En este caso, Giraud mezcla la intriga y el suspense en una reconstrucción del mítico duelo en OK CORRAL, protagonizado, entre otros, por los no menos famosos hermanos Virgil y Wyatt Earp.

Genres: Comics, Bande Dessinée, Graphic Novels, Westerns, Historical Fiction, Graphic Novels Comics

48 pages, Album

First published January 1, 2003

About the author

Also publishes as Moebius

Reviews

[Gianfranco Mancini · Rating 4 out of 5]

Questo di Tombstone è semplicemente uno dei migliori cicli di Blueberry, a mio parere.
Adoro come Giraud stia tirando le fila del racconto in vista dell'esplosivo finale, e la sotto-trama horror con il cacciatore di scalpi serial killer che torna alle vecchie abitudini è stata una piacevole ed inaspettata sorpresa.
Peccato che la plot armor del protagonista raggiunga qui livelli quasi ridicoli e per quel cliffhanger finale da denuncia penale...



Quattro stelle e mezzo.

[Holger Haase · Rating 3 out of 5]

Planning on revisiting some of my favourite childhood comic book series again, which mainly means a lot of Franco-Belgian and European stuff. Been way too brainwashed in recent years (nay: decades) with all the usual US dominated material so time to brush up on what my teenage comic heroes have been up to.

Read this in the German translation. It's the middle part of a series within the series dedicated to Blueberry's civilian adventures and I guess that means I better be picking up the other parts soon as well just so I can properly follow the story.

But, yes, consider me sucked back in again into this fascinating Western universe.

[Timo · Rating 2 out of 5]

Ei nämä siviiliBlueberryn tarinat oikein toimi minulle. Ihan liian siloiteltua kuvitustakin.

[Math le maudit · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fini de rire ! Blueberry va quitter son lit d' hôpital (dans un saloon, on ne se refait pas) pour partir à la recherche de Doree, la danseuse qui s' occupe de lui depuis qu'il est blessé.

Dans le même temps, la confrontation entre les Earp et les Clanton se précise... Le récit prend place dans la nuit qui précède le règlement de compte.

Blueberry reprend du service (enfin !) et du coup, l' album est meilleur que les précédents (ou alors je le vois comme ça ? Possible...)