Written by: Goscinny Drawings by: Uderzo |
Published by: Hachette Livre |
Julius Caesar turns to psychological warfare … Tortuous Convolvulus the Roman agent is guaranteed to sow jealousy and discord anywhere. Can he make the Gauls suspect each other of treachery?
Has Asterix really sold Rome the secret of the magic potion? And can Asterix, Obelix and Getafix outwit the weedy but wily Convolvulus and get the village back to normal?
The Gaulish village is increasingly becoming a character in its own right in the Adventures of Asterix. The intrusion of a Roman ‘secret agent’ who can stir up ill-feeling gives the authors the chance to develop the secondary characters and introduce new ones, such as the wife of Geriatrix (who, like the village, has still not been given a name) and that of Fulliautomatix.
The different means Caesar uses to get rid of the pocket of Gaulish resistance are becoming more and more pernicious, threatening the harmony that usually reigns in the village. This enables the authors to show just how they excel in painting a social picture, using astute observation and unstoppable humour.
Français – Éditions Hachette
Français – Éditions Hachette – La Grande Collection
Allemand – Egmont Comic Collection
Allemand – Egmont Comic Collection – Die Utimative Édition
Espagnol – Salvat
Espagnol – Salvat La colección
Espagnol – Salvat La Gran Colección
Catalan – Salvat
Portugais – ASA
Portugais – A colecção – Salvat
Anglais – Orion
Néerlandais – Éditions Hachette
Finnois – Egmont Kustannus OY AB
Italien – Panini Comics
Latin – Egmont Ehapa Verlag Berlin
Danois – Egmont A/S
Suédois – Egmont AB
Turc – Remzi Kitabevi
Brésilien (Portugais) – Record
Polonais – Egmont Sp
Créole antillais – Caraïbéditions
Mundart 15 – Ruhrdeutsch I
Mundart 35 – Bayrisch III
Mundart 65 – Hessisch VIII
Classic paperback collection
N° ISBN : 978-0-75286-633-8 |
Hardback edition
N° ISBN : 978-0-75286-632-1 |