L'Évasion des Dalton (15) Sur la piste des Dalton (17) Billy the Kid (20) Les Collines noires (21) Les Dalton dans le blizzard (22) Les Dalton courent toujours (23) Les Dalton se rachètent (26) L'Escorte (28) Tortillas pour les Dalton (31) Dalton City (34) Jesse James (35) Ma Dalton (38) L'Héritage de Rantanplan (41) Le Cavalier blanc (43) La Guérison des Dalton (44) (47) (48) "Les Dalton prennent le train" dans "La corde du pendu et autres histoires" (50) Daisy Town (51) (52) (54) (57) "Olé Daltonitos" and "Un cheval disparaît" in "L'alibi" (58) (59) (60) (62) (65) (68) (69) (70) (72) (74) (76) (77) (78) The Daltons in film and television Several animated Lucky Luke films feature the Daltons, including: Lucky Luke (1971) La Ballade des Dalton (1978) (1983, an anthology film with episodes of the Hanna-Barbera Lucky Luke TV series) The Hanna-Barbera cartoon in the 80s called Lucky Luke featured the fictional Dalton Brothers with Joe Dalton voiced by Frank Welker, Jack Dalton voiced by Rick Dees, William Dalton voiced by Fred Travalena, Averell Dalton voiced by Bob Holt, and Ma Dalton voiced by Mitzi McCall. The animated TV series of the early 1990s, which closely adapted the comics, also featured the Daltons, including in "Hors-la-loi" in place of the original Daltons. The Daltons appeared also in the first Italian live action movie Lucky Luke (1991) and the follow-up TV series, in which they were portrayed by Ron Carey, Dominic Barto, Bo Greigh and Fritz Sperberg. Note that "Averell" was constantly misspelled as "Averill". The Daltons also starred in a 2004 movie titled simply Les Dalton, in which Luke barely appeared and which got poor reviews. The TV animation series The New Adventures of Lucky Luke (started in 2001) includes the four Dalton brothers in most episodes. The 2007 animated film Go West! A Lucky Luke Adventure produced by Xilam stars the Daltons as the main characters, even though the comic The caravan that served as inspiration to the film does not. Xilam has also produced an animated television series titled The Daltons, focusing on the characters of the Daltons. The series contains 78 episodes each lasting for 8 minutes and premiered in fall 2010 in France. In other media Joe Dassin had a hit record, "Les Dalton", inspired by the characters. The Walibi leisure park in Belgium features a "Dalton Terror" drop ride loosely themed upon the