Asterix the Gaul adventures - Vol. 12 - Asterix at the Olympic Games
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Written by: Goscinny - Drawings by: Uderzo Original title: Astérix aux Jeux Olympiques Published by: Hachette Livre First published by: Pilote no. 434 (15/02/1968) First album edition: 1968
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What the druids have to say about Asterix at the Olympic Games
This excellent album has a brilliant new idea: Asterix can win the contests without the magic potion! The shrewd little Gaul is never at a loss. Since the beginning (or almost), Asterix albums with their picaresque Romans and unknown lands have presented us with lots of trips full of surprises. But this time the adventure changes, in so far as the whole village goes off to win medals in Greece. This means that hitherto secondary characters such as Geriatrix, who is completely wild here, are developed. After having seen the beginnings of rugby in Asterix in Britain, here we discover, with the help of hilarious evidence, that highly unrecommendable sporting practices already existed in 52 BC. |
Character profiles of the album Asterix at the Olympic Games
Asterix, Cacofonix, Dogmatix, Fulliautomatix, Geriatrix, Getafix, Gluteus Maximus, Obelix, Pegleg, Pirate Lookout, Redbeard, Vitalstatistix...
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Various versions of the album Asterix at the Olympic Games
Asterix at the Olympic Games
Classic paperback collection N° ISBN : 978-0-75286-627-7Format : 287 x 216 mm Pages : 48 | Hardback edition N° ISBN : 978-0-75286-626-0Format : 287 x 216 mm Pages : 48 |




















































