Asterix Comics in general

Asterix Comics in general: Gauling for the Romans (and for the British) (2223 words)
by grahamt - written on 13.09.07 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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Over 40 years ago my parents, keen to help me do well in my French "O" Level (that shows you just how long ago this was) arranged for me to have an exchange with the son of a French family. Arranged by Amitie International des Jeunes, an organisation that I believe no longer exists (It looks like the nearest equivalent today is probably "Le Club International des Jeunes à Paris"), I travelled alone to Paris to spend a "holiday" with a lovely family, of whom only the son spoke any English. This was pretty daunting for one as young as I was then, so daunting in fact that I spent the entire first evening after my arrival, completely ...

GIVE ME THE MAGIC POTION (800 words)
by asyis - written on 12.08.02 (Very useful, 330 readings)
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Blow yourself, very high with Obelix?? After all these reviews, on various topics I was waiting for this topic to be put up and finally its on. My review is on the Gaul village and its funny characters of Asterix & his friends who are a fear for the Roman Empire. Without wasting much time, let me get into the characters of this amazing gaul village. About the creator? Albert Udzo was born on April 25, 1927 and since his early childhood, he had the keen desire to write cartoon strips and had even written stories for the Disney in as early as when he was 7years old. Though he took some time to get the character Asterix to the world. In ...