The Black Hills

The plot revolves around a Senate initiative to settle Wyoming's fertile lands, spearheaded by a committee of scientists led by Lucky Luke. As they prepare for the settlers' arrival, a senator aims to thwart the expedition. Complicating matters, the Cheyenne Nation, fiercely protective of their territory, stands ready to defend their land against encroachment. This conflict highlights themes of colonization, indigenous rights, and the clash between progress and preservation.