Which small Gaulish warrior defies the Romans with a magic potion?
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Asterix
His best friend is the burly Obelix.
💡 Did you know? The series is by Goscinny and Uderzo.
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Long before superheroes conquered the cinemas, comics lived in slim booklets, newspaper strips and thick collected albums and their characters have accompanied some families into a third generation. Whether cheeky Gauls, waddling ducks or philosophising children, these classics have made the whole world smile for decades and shaped what we understand as the art of comics today. Their homelands stretch from the Belgian and French albums of Europe to the newspaper pages of America. This pack gathers the most timeless among them: recognise Asterix, the little Gaul with the magic potion, Tintin on his travels around the world, the miserly Scrooge McDuck and his hapless nephew Donald Duck, the lonesome cowboy Lucky Luke, the blue Smurfs, the lasagne-loving cat Garfield, the thoughtful Peanuts around Charlie Brown, the clever duo Calvin and Hobbes, the chivalrous Prince Valiant, the icon Mickey Mouse and the spinach-loving sailor Popeye: recognise them by their adventures, their humour and the lines that long ago became family treasures.
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Asterix
His best friend is the burly Obelix.
💡 Did you know? The series is by Goscinny and Uderzo.
Tintin
Cartoonist Hergé defined the “clear line” style.
💡 Did you know? Captain Haddock is Tintin's loyal companion.
Scrooge McDuck
He is the richest citizen of Duckburg.
💡 Did you know? Artist Carl Barks created him.
Donald Duck
His nephews are Huey, Dewey and Louie.
💡 Did you know? His hot temper is legendary.
Lucky Luke
His horse Jolly Jumper is smarter than most people.
💡 Did you know? The Daltons are his bumbling foes.
The Smurfs
Their archenemy is the wizard Gargamel.
💡 Did you know? Belgian artist Peyo created them.
Garfield
He hates Mondays and loves sleep.
💡 Did you know? Jim Davis has drawn the strip since 1978.
Peanuts
Charles M. Schulz drew it for nearly 50 years.
💡 Did you know? Snoopy dreams of being a WWI flying ace.
Calvin and Hobbes
To Calvin, the tiger Hobbes is fully alive.
💡 Did you know? Bill Watterson refused all merchandising.
Prince Valiant
Hal Foster launched the strip in 1937.
💡 Did you know? The hero sports a distinctive pageboy haircut.
Mickey Mouse
It is the emblem of the Disney company.
💡 Did you know? From 1930 it also appeared as a newspaper comic strip.
Popeye
A can of spinach gives him superhuman strength in an instant.
💡 Did you know? His sweetheart is Olive Oyl and his rival is the bearded brute Bluto.
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