by Raoul Cauvin · DUPUIS · tapa blanda · ISBN 9791034754069
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In the Union Army, Sergeant Chesterfield is known for his high consumption of horses due to his heroic and deadly charges. Corporal Blutch, however, has been loyal to his mount for many years. The animal is exceptionally valuable: sensitive, intelligent, and resilient, though completely allergic to gunfire, which frustrates Chesterfield's attempts to "re-educate" the brave beast into a true warhorse.
Written by Raoul Cauvin and illustrated by Willy Lambil, this is the 48th installment of the acclaimed "Les Tuniques Bleues" comic series. Set against the backdrop of the American Civil War, this story combines the series' characteristic humor with a biting critique of the horrors of war, establishing itself as an essential classic of Franco-Belgian comics.
