Asterix's 50th year
The UK Independent reports that on October 29, the little Gaul from Brittany whose village stood against the Roman conquest with the help of their druid's magic potions will be celebrating the 50th year since his creators René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo first came up with the series in 1959.
Update: France24 reports there'll be a 34th book.
Update 2: one more article from Cape Argus.
Update 3: here's an article from Veronique Chemla, in French.
Update: France24 reports there'll be a 34th book.
Update 2: one more article from Cape Argus.
Update 3: here's an article from Veronique Chemla, in French.
Labels: Europe and Asia
