But who left a footprint on his horse?

Quickly Lucky does not have a life of rest. As the last vigilante in the Wild West, our cowboy hunts down outlaws without respite.

The Leroy/Delaporte duo is back with a very funny western. The story of Pedro, a poor little lamb who has had enough of being persecuted by the villainous "El Lobo", a bandit wolf who gives the whole village a hard time.

This album has been shortlisted for the Prix des Incorruptibles 2017.

On a beautiful autumn afternoon, Charlie and I rode through the countryside with a hat on our heads, a pistol at our belts, and dynamite well hidden under our saddles...

A short story that immerses us in the world of the Wild West.

But what if it was all just a game born from the imagination of two children?

Vigorous companions of cowboys, sturdy workers in the fields, or graceful mounts of equestrian clubs, all horses have a common ancestor: the Eohippus.

The horse is a gregarious animal. It needs its fellow beings for reassurance or to play. It has neither "paws" nor "muzzle" but a "mouth," a "nose," and "feet." It neighs and communicates primarily with its ears: when pointed forward, it is focused; when laid back against the neck, beware, it is angry.

Young Golda, a Russian Jewish girl from Ukraine, landed in the American Midwest with her family to escape poverty and pogroms. However, life in Wisconsin is hardly better than in her native country. Her village is tyrannized by an alcoholic, racist, and violent sheriff. Nevertheless, Golda manages to form a bond with Samy Brown, an elderly black worker who lovingly watches over her. Their miserable existence could be bearable if the sheriff hadn't sworn their downfall.