I don’t need Lucky Luke, just the credits. These brush capitals are very similar to the Sin City logo, originally designed by Frank Miller’s brother. This could be a fan font, but I hope it’s a quality design.

I don’t need Lucky Luke, just the credits. These brush capitals are very similar to the Sin City logo, originally designed by Frank Miller’s brother. This could be a fan font, but I hope it’s a quality design.

The brush is Sin City based on the comic book logo (I’d recognize that ’S’ anywhere).
- Lex
Apparently it was released in November 2009 in the US, but no news on the Australian front.
Personally I think the best comics for learning French are Asterix et Obelix, because the writing is (was) so incredibly clever and funny.
Well, they’ve already made a few Lucky Luke films:
http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0027538/
Certainly agree with you there, Yves, and my Dad had a bunch of those in French as well. He lived in France for a few years before I was born and built up quite a collection of Asterix comics. Tintin too. And yes, I can’t believe how well they were translated into English. The names – Getafix, Unhygenix, Fulliautomatix, Vitalstatistix, etc, etc – are particularly memorable.
Riccardo, so they have. The TV show was shown here in Australia many years ago (I remember the theme: Bang, bang a Luke-y Luke!), but I’ve never heard of any of the films.
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