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* ThePlace: Most of the action of this episode happens in Fort Navajo.
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''Fort Navajo'' is a comic book by [[Creator/{{Moebius}} Jean Giraud]] and Jean-Michel Charlier. The original French version was first published in ''Pilote'' magazine in 1965. Then it was published as a comic album in the same year. An English translation was published in ''Valiant'' in 1965 under the same title. An English-language comic album was published in 1977. This is the first episode of the ''ComicBook/{{Blueberry}}'' series and the first part of the First Indian Wars series.
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''Fort Navajo'' is a comic book by [[Creator/{{Moebius}} Jean Giraud]] and Jean-Michel Charlier. The original French version was first published in ''Pilote'' magazine in 1965. 1963-1964. Then it was published as a comic album in the same year.1965. An English translation was published in ''Valiant'' in 1965 under the same title. An English-language comic album was published in 1977. This is the first episode of the ''ComicBook/{{Blueberry}}'' series and the first part of the First Indian Wars series.
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* ReassignedToAntartica: Blueberry is an undisciplined officer, therefore he is sent to Fort Navajo, a dangerous posting.
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* ReassignedToAntartica: ReassignedToAntarctica: Blueberry is an undisciplined officer, therefore he is sent to Fort Navajo, a dangerous posting.
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* BringHelpBack: Dickson sends a messenger to Santa Fe to ask for reinforcements. He is caught by the Apache who kill him.
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* MilitaryMaverick: Blueberry is an undisciplined officer. He is not expelled from the army only because of his outstanding conduct during the Civil War. Instead, he is sent to Fort Navajo as a punishment.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Colonel Dickson. He does not agree with Bascom's plan to attack the Apache. He thinks that Cochise might not be responsible for the attack of the ranch (he is right). He agrees to negotiate with Cochise. He ignores the report about Blueberry's past behavior and he gives him a chance.
* ReassignedToAntartica: Blueberry is an undisciplined officer, therefore he is sent to Fort Navajo, a dangerous posting.
* RedOniBlueOni: Blueberry and Graig, two young lieutenants in the US cavalry, but Graig is disciplined, respectful, polite and stuffy, while Blueberry is undisciplined, rude and cunning.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Colonel Dickson. He does not agree with Bascom's plan to attack the Apache. He thinks that Cochise might not be responsible for the attack of the ranch (he is right). He agrees to negotiate with Cochise. He ignores the report about Blueberry's past behavior and he gives him a chance.
* ReassignedToAntartica: Blueberry is an undisciplined officer, therefore he is sent to Fort Navajo, a dangerous posting.
* RedOniBlueOni: Blueberry and Graig, two young lieutenants in the US cavalry, but Graig is disciplined, respectful, polite and stuffy, while Blueberry is undisciplined, rude and cunning.
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* TheSiege: By the end of the album, Fort Navajo is surrounded by the Apache.
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Lieutenant Graig, a young, idealistic cavalry officer, travels to Fort Navajo, Arizona, his new posting. On the way to the fort, he meets Blueberry, a gambler who is involved in a dispute. He is surprised to hear that Blueberry is a cavalry officer who is going to Fort Navajo too. They continue their journey on the same stagecoach. Along the way, they discover that the Indians attacked a ranch and kidnapped a white kid. Graig suggests to follow their trail, while Blueberry thinks this is foolish.
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Lieutenant Graig, a young, idealistic cavalry officer, travels to Fort Navajo, Arizona, his new posting. On the way to the fort, he meets Blueberry, a gambler man who is involved in a dispute.GamblingBrawl. He is surprised to hear that Blueberry is a cavalry officer who is going to Fort Navajo too. They continue their journey on the same stagecoach. Along the way, they discover that the Indians attacked a ranch and kidnapped a white kid. Graig suggests to follow their trail, while Blueberry thinks that this is foolish.
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* BlastingItOutOfTheirHand: During the GamblingBrowl, Blueberry shoots a weapon out of the hand of one of his opponents.
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* BlastingItOutOfTheirHand: BigDamnHeroes: Blueberry shows up just in time to save Graig when he is going to be killed by the Apache whose trail he was following.
* BlastingItOutOfTheirHands: During theGamblingBrowl, GamblingBrawl, Blueberry shoots a weapon out of the hand of one of his opponents.
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* GamblingBrowl: Blueberry plays poker. His opponents accuse him of cheating and one of them draws his gun. Graig intervenes. Graig and Blueberry eventually have the upper hand.
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* GeneralRipper: Bascom hates the Indians. He orders to slaugter a group of Apache in retaliation for the attack of the ranch. Later he takes the Apache chiefs hostage although Colonel Dickson promised to let them go.
* GeneralRipper: Bascom hates the Indians. He orders to slaugter a group of Apache in retaliation for the attack of the ranch. Later he takes the Apache chiefs hostage although Colonel Dickson promised to let them go.
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* HistoricalDomainCharacters: Cochise and Bascom (who in real life was a lieutenant, not a major, at the time of the Bascom affair).
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* HistoricalDomainCharacters: HistoricalDomainCharacter: Cochise and Bascom (who in real life was a lieutenant, not a major, at the time of the Bascom affair).
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''Fort Navajo'' is a comic book by [[Creator/{{Moebius}} Jean Giraud]] and Jean-Michel Charlier. It was first published in ''Pilote'' magazine in 1965. Then it was published as a comic album in the same year. This is the first episode of the ''ComicBook/{{Blueberry}}'' series.
Lieutenant Graig, a young, idealistic cavalry officer, travels to Fort Navajo, Arizona, his new posting. On the way to the fort, he meets Blueberry, a gambler who was involved in a dispute. He is surprised to hear that he is a cavalry officer who is going to Fort Navajo too. They travel with the same stagecoach and they discover that a ranch was attacked by the Indians and a white kid was kidnapped. Graig suggests to follow their trail, while Blueberry thinks this is a foolish plan.
Lieutenant Graig, a young, idealistic cavalry officer, travels to Fort Navajo, Arizona, his new posting. On the way to the fort, he meets Blueberry, a gambler who was involved in a dispute. He is surprised to hear that he is a cavalry officer who is going to Fort Navajo too. They travel with the same stagecoach and they discover that a ranch was attacked by the Indians and a white kid was kidnapped. Graig suggests to follow their trail, while Blueberry thinks this is a foolish plan.
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''Fort Navajo'' is a comic book by [[Creator/{{Moebius}} Jean Giraud]] and Jean-Michel Charlier. It The original French version was first published in ''Pilote'' magazine in 1965. Then it was published as a comic album in the same year. An English translation was published in ''Valiant'' in 1965 under the same title. An English-language comic album was published in 1977. This is the first episode of the ''ComicBook/{{Blueberry}}'' series and the first part of the First Indian Wars series.
Lieutenant Graig, a young, idealistic cavalry officer, travels to Fort Navajo, Arizona, his new posting. On the way to the fort, he meets Blueberry, a gambler whowas is involved in a dispute. He is surprised to hear that he Blueberry is a cavalry officer who is going to Fort Navajo too. They travel with continue their journey on the same stagecoach and stagecoach. Along the way, they discover that a ranch was attacked by the Indians attacked a ranch and kidnapped a white kid was kidnapped. kid. Graig suggests to follow their trail, while Blueberry thinks this is a foolish plan.
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Lieutenant Graig, a young, idealistic cavalry officer, travels to Fort Navajo, Arizona, his new posting. On the way to the fort, he meets Blueberry, a gambler who
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* BlastingItOutOfTheirHand: During the GamblingBrowl, Blueberry shoots a weapon out of the hand of one of his opponents.
* DrinkBasedCharacterization: In the saloon, Graig orders a lemonade. Since there is no lemonade, he asks for ice tea or ginger ale. Unfortunately for him, there is only hooch.
* EnsignNewbie: Lieutenant Graig is a young officer, fresh out of West Point. He is quite naive and foolish: he follows the trail of the Apache alone and he would have been killed if Blueberry had not showed up just in time.
* DrinkBasedCharacterization: In the saloon, Graig orders a lemonade. Since there is no lemonade, he asks for ice tea or ginger ale. Unfortunately for him, there is only hooch.
* EnsignNewbie: Lieutenant Graig is a young officer, fresh out of West Point. He is quite naive and foolish: he follows the trail of the Apache alone and he would have been killed if Blueberry had not showed up just in time.
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* GamblingBrowl: Blueberry plays poker. His opponents accuse him of cheating and one of them draws his gun. Graig intervenes. Graig and Blueberry eventually have the upper hand.
* TheGunslinger: In the saloon, Blueberry shows off his aiming skills: he shoots the cork out of four bottles.
* HalfBreedDiscrimination: Bascom insults Crowe because he is a person of mixed race.
* HistoricalDomainCharacters: Cochise and Bascom (who in real life was a lieutenant, not a major, at the time of the Bascom affair).
* RightInFrontOfMe: Just after meeting Graig, Blueberry insults a general. He did not know the Graig was the general's son.
* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: This episode is inspired by the Bascom affair (1861), but the plot differs from the real events.
* TheGunslinger: In the saloon, Blueberry shows off his aiming skills: he shoots the cork out of four bottles.
* HalfBreedDiscrimination: Bascom insults Crowe because he is a person of mixed race.
* HistoricalDomainCharacters: Cochise and Bascom (who in real life was a lieutenant, not a major, at the time of the Bascom affair).
* RightInFrontOfMe: Just after meeting Graig, Blueberry insults a general. He did not know the Graig was the general's son.
* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: This episode is inspired by the Bascom affair (1861), but the plot differs from the real events.
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''Fort Navajo'' is a comic book by [[Creator/{{Moebius}} Jean Giraud]] and Jean-Michel Charlier. It was first published in ''Pilote'' magazine in 1965. Then it was published as a comic album in the same year. This is the first episode of the ''ComicBook/{{Blueberry}}'' series.
Lieutenant Graig, a young, idealistic cavalry officer, travels to Fort Navajo, Arizona, his new posting. On the way to the fort, he meets Blueberry, a gambler who was involved in a dispute. He is surprised to hear that he is a cavalry officer who is going to Fort Navajo too. They travel with the same stagecoach and they discover that a ranch was attacked by the Indians and a white kid was kidnapped. Graig suggests to follow their trail, while Blueberry thinks this is a foolish plan.
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!!''Fort Navajo'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* AlmostDeadGuy: Stanton is dying, but he manages to stay alive long enough to tell Blueberry and Graig that his son was kidnapped.
* AntiHero: The protagonist is not Graig, the idealistic officer, but Blueberry, a gambler who cheats on poker and drinks a lot.
* {{Foil}}: Graig to Blueberry. They are both young lieutenants in the US cavalry, but Graig is idealistic, chivalrous, disciplined, unexperienced and foolhardy, while Blueberry is jaded, undisciplined and wise.
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Lieutenant Graig, a young, idealistic cavalry officer, travels to Fort Navajo, Arizona, his new posting. On the way to the fort, he meets Blueberry, a gambler who was involved in a dispute. He is surprised to hear that he is a cavalry officer who is going to Fort Navajo too. They travel with the same stagecoach and they discover that a ranch was attacked by the Indians and a white kid was kidnapped. Graig suggests to follow their trail, while Blueberry thinks this is a foolish plan.
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!!''Fort Navajo'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* AlmostDeadGuy: Stanton is dying, but he manages to stay alive long enough to tell Blueberry and Graig that his son was kidnapped.
* AntiHero: The protagonist is not Graig, the idealistic officer, but Blueberry, a gambler who cheats on poker and drinks a lot.
* {{Foil}}: Graig to Blueberry. They are both young lieutenants in the US cavalry, but Graig is idealistic, chivalrous, disciplined, unexperienced and foolhardy, while Blueberry is jaded, undisciplined and wise.
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