This year, from 28 March to 22 November 2026, Château de Saint-Maurice (Switzerland) is hosting a major, original and entertaining exhibition dedicated to Lucky Luke, one of the most iconic characters in the world of comics and French-language humor, created by Morris. This exhibition is being held to mark the 80th anniversary of the character’s creation.
 

Lucky Luke au Château de Saint -Maurice

From April 10 to September 6, 2026, the Monnaie de Paris is dedicating a major exhibition to the fascinating, humorous, and sometimes explosive relationship between money and the comics with CLING ! La bande dessinée parle cash. From gold rushes to contemporary shadow banking, from gold bars to counterfeit money, comics act as a mirror of our societies, constantly oscillating between social criticism and popular success.  
Bringing together more than 250 works from public and private collections, the exhibition explores two centuries of creation, from American newspaper strips to manga, including Franco-Belgian comics and American comics.

Morris Comics participates to this exposition with 2 original covers and 1 original page from “La ville fantôme” (1963).

L’Hôtel Départemental des Expositions du Var

Christie’s will auction 50 original Lucky Luke comic pages by Morris on November 15, 2024 in Paris. This event marks the highlight of the centennial celebrations for Morris, which began in December 2023 with a retrospective at the Huberty & Breyne Gallery in Brussels. Prior to the auction, these original pieces will be on display in Christie’s showrooms in Brussels, Geneva, and Paris. These showings provide a unique opportunity for fans and collectors to rediscover the extraordinary career of this comic book giant.

Public viewing dates at Christie’s: October 9-10 in Brussels, October 22-24 in Geneva, and November 9-15 in Paris.

This landmark exhibition is the most significant ever dedicated to the “ninth art,” inviting visitors to explore the evolution of comics over the decades. The exhibit spans from the clarity of European ligne claire style to the expressive depth of underground comics, featuring around 750 works by some of the world’s top comic artists. Morris Comics contributed four original Lucky Luke pages from the album Les Rivaux de Painful Gulch to this exhibit.