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Asterix and Obelix. Lot of 7 numbers from 1987 to 2013

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René Goscinny (screenwriter) and Albert Uderzo (cartoonist) created the famous characters Asterix and Obelix and the comics that have brought the most fame to Gaul

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René Goscinny (screenwriter) (1926-1977) and Albert Uderzo (cartoonist) (1927-2020) created the famous characters Asterix and Obelix and the comics that have brought the most fame to Gaul conquered by Rome, making the characters of Rome immortal. a humble Gallic village that resisted being conquered by the Romans.

Since 1961 Goscinny and Uderzo have been hand in hand for 24 issues. When Goscinny died in 1977, Uderzo took over and he himself did the script and the drawings for 10 more issues. In 2013, Uderzo handed over the baton to Jean-Yves Ferri (scriptwriter) and Didier Conrad (cartoonist) who, to date, have published 5 more issues (the last one in 2021).

More information about Asterix and Obelix on the official website https://asterix.com/es/

The indicated price is for the lot of the 7 numbers that are detailed below. If you want any single number, contact previously. All copies are new, unused, unmarked, and are first editions in Spanish (except number 30). Bound in hardcover illustrated cardboard, format 22.5 x 29.5 cm.

28. Asterix in India, the tale of the Thousand and One Hours. 1987. First edition. ISBN 9788474195194. 48 pp.

29. Asterix the Rose and the Sword. 1991. First edition. ISBN 9788474199123. 48 pp.

30. Obelix’s bad drink. 1996. Third edition. ISBN 9788408018445. 48 pp.

31. Asterix and Latraviata. 2001. First edition. ISBN 9788434567085. 48 pp.

32. Asterix and the never seen. 2003. First edition. ISBN 9788434565630. 56 pp.

33. The sky is falling on us! 2005. First edition. ISBN 9788434504011. 48 pp.

35. Asterix and the Picts. 2013. First edition. ISBN 9788421679111. 48 pp.

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