/r/Asterix
Astérix is a French comic series created by writer René Goscinny and artist Albert Uderzo. It is the most successful European comic series of all time.
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Astérix is a French comic series created by writer René Goscinny and artist Albert Uderzo. Today, the series is continued by Jean-Yves Ferri and Didier Conrad.
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Honestly, one of my favorite things about Asterix are his supposed historical contributions that he unwittingly did. I’m going to point out a few, but comment stuff I may miss for curiosity’s sake!
So Asterix:
Bonus if you have a favourite Roman!
And no, no Dogmatix - that's just cheating.
Astérix suffers from the same thing as Tintin, imo. He's the main character of his respective series and the one who the series is named after... but the more charismatic and popular character is the secondary/side-kick(Obélix and Haddock).
That isn't to say Astérix is a bad character. Unlike Tintin, he's never annoyed me or done something cringeworthy like Tintin has done sometimes. Astérix is generic but at the same time nothing is wrong with him. Nothing is objectionable about him. He just isn't as fun as Obélix.
Thoughts?
This is from the Playmobil limited edition, but I can‘t find him for the life of me. Can you help me? :) TY!
Anyone knows how to fix this? No matter what I do, The water and some other textures like dust clouds in caves and hourglasses have no textures and are just shown as some black void. I could really use some help here :( (A sample of those missing textures is in this picture)
In Italian version of Asterix and the secret weapon (it: La rosa e il gladio fr:La Rose et le Glaive) at page 36, Asterix comes back to his companions, temporarily evicted in the woods by their wives, and announces that he has made peace with the new bard (who is a woman). In the fourth panel his colleagues make fun of him by joking about the fact that another bachelor has fallen victim to cupid and the old man of the village quotes a line from Dante's Divine Comedy: "amor ch'a nullo amato...". I would be curious to know what the joke was in French and how it was translated into English. Thanks to whoever will take the trouble to look for and respond.
So in the original French, they're referred to as "un hibou," meaning owls with the ear tufts. (An owl without those tufts is called "une chouette"). So just to get myself into trivia, I wonder what species our feathered friend is. Either way, hope they make it into Netflix's upcoming series. I really loved the owl in the comic, and I hope they play a big part. To give my own handcanon, I'd name the owl "Strix," which is also an owl genus.
I have this set can anyone please tell me any info on this set please. All I know is that it is German and the details that are on the bottom of the pieces I am struggling to find any solid info on it including how much they are worth.
Thank you
Hello, How often Asterix draw his sword? I was surprised.
For any console.
I read it today and it was pretty nice imo, but I would like your opinions.
Hello, everyone! Does anyone have any information about this journal? It started selling on July 7, 2023. I’ve tried looking for it in Paris, including second-hand comic shops, but haven’t had any luck. I’ve also asked about it on Russian and French forums, but no one has been able to find anything. I’d really like to read these articles!
Hello! Do you reconize all the artefacts on Asterix shelf? I see the golden sikle and sphinx. Gladiator?
I'd love to know all the characters names. Is there a list somewhere of them all in English?
Obviously there is Asterix, Obelix, dogmatix, Getafix... I just loved how the husband's and wives were named to work together, like Unhygienix the Fishmonger and his wife Bacteria. Even the Romans had hilarious names.
I've heard that the English versions of the names are different to what they were originally in French, is that true?
I'm a little concerned about the upcoming Netflix Asterix and Obelix tv show.........
Hello all,
I am trying to locate a specific vignette from one of the Asterix bok. In this scene, there is a fight between the Gauls and the Romans that happens behind the curtains, like in a theater performace. You can’t see the fight itself - just the sound effects, visual cues, and possibly some parts of the curtain lifted to see a detail.
I have been g my brain but can’t remember which book it’s from...
Can anyone please help?
So, I rewrote this entire Comic in styrian dialect for my dads birthday. The last comic in styrian dialect got pulished like 20 years ago, so I thought it would be a nice present for him, since he’s such a big fan. Everyone loved the comic and some told me I should contact some authorities for getting it published. I‘ve tried it once but didn’t get any response… Do you guys know who is responsible and how to contact them?
Hiya!
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Found these at different roman museums :D
Our 3D printed Asterix and Obelix Christmas village.