Can I have a thread for the greatest European comic series, and probably the cleverest and funniest of all time?
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>you will never taste those delicious roasted boars
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so we're all pretending this didn't happen?
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Too bad both the comics and the movies went to shit a while ago...
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>>40714351 Fuck, man, suddenly I remember how the last picture always maked me hungry...
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>>40714319 fun fact, like half our assignments in 4th year latin were reading the latin versions of asterix
was pretty darn effective at teaching us at that
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>>40714362 >>40714357 Everything goes to shit at some point (especially if the writer dies and the artist starts writing the script), but the early comics and the comic movies are still GOAT.
Do you guys not remember the movie "The twelve tasks of Asterix" for example? Tell men one cartoon movie that is better at what the Asterix movies do!
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>>40714357 Any of the comics done by the original two guys don't count.
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>>40714357 Asterix stopped with he sherahazad for me.
Also if that one was bad, I was more offended by latraviata who changed previous canon about birthdays, since Obelix's birthday was already mentionned in an old story but now it "lel they are bron the same day xd"
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>>40714357 I like how Asterix can shoot fire with his fists.
What is he, Link?
>>40714394 Fuck you, man. All I have is soup in cans.
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I don't know what's the concensus on XIII, but I really liked it when I read it a few year back.
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>>40714410 *NOT done by the original two guys.
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They still make Asterix comics? I collected them when I was a kid and just assumed that that was all of them
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>>40714409 >>40714357 Asterix is great.
Just avoid anything Uderzo did on his own (I guess the first two albums or so are still passable. But after that it really goes to shit fast).
The animated movies are all watchable, but really go down in quality around the time of Asterix in America.
The first two live-action movies are also good. But as soon as Christian Clavier left, that turned to shit too.
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>>40714409 >everything goes to shit at some point Tintin wasn't continued after Hergé's death and as a result the only bad ones were the 2 very early albums everyone tries to forget happened
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>>40714454 It's great, and the spin-offs that came out recently are actually mostly good.
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>>40714471 Turn the "watchable" into "very entertaining" and I will second all of this.
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>>40714461 nah they kept going, last one was
>>40714357 don't read it if you value your childhood, it features aliens
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>>40714496 >it features aliens We Indiana Jones now?
Wait, really? I am glad I never read it.
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>>40714493 Okay sure, but they already vary in quality there. The first movie, while nostalgic as fuck, is barely watchable as I recall.
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>>40714509 its every bit as damaging to your childhood as the 4th indiana jones film was
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>>40714509 Uderzo is such a terrible writer.
He wanted to make a comment about his enjoyment of American Comics and his dislike of manga. And the only way he could fathom doing that was to bring in two different races of aliens at war with each other.
Goscinny would have found a way to work it into the clever subtext of a normal Asterix adventure.
It's painful. Really Painful.
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>>40714523 Well, okay, the first movie was pretty boring actually - just like the first comic book, if I remember correctly - but the movies were solid 9/10s from the Cleopatra one to the America one.
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>>40714527 Am I the only person who doesn't hate Indiana Jones 4?
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>>40714561 Asterix meets the Japs.
They have been in America and all Europe, why couldn´t they have done the same?
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>>40714485 I like the 2 first albums. they are silly and make a good contrast with the rest of the work to show the artists improvement over the years.
That said I'm not a big fan of Castafiore's jewels, Picaros and 747 flight for Sydney. The serie culminated with Tibet. the following stories started to be lacking fresh ideas.
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>>40714579 Because they live in France. If you want to get from there to America, just cross the ocean - as they did - but if you want to get to Japan, you have to, well, cross the entire world.
Also, Goscinny is dead, so please, no new Asterix comics.
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The artist is old, and is surrounded by money hungry marketers more than professional caring editors. They let him do that shit because they wanted a controversy.
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>>40714579 Uderzo is vaguely racist toward Asians iirc. Same reason Asterix didn't went to China even though he went to India in a late album.
China would definitely work better than Japan given the time period by the way.
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Recent Lucky Luke also hasn't been good from what I hear.
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>>40714611 A huge Astérix book where they cross Russia, china and finally comes to Japan, that could have been so great especially if they stopped in each of these countries.
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>>40714656 >he went to India in a late album. Oh, how could I forget that one? It was actually one of the better ones after Goscinny's death.
>>40714667 >Russia Have you ever been in East-Russia and West-China of the year 50 bc? There is absolutely nothing, filled with nothingness. And it is fucking huge.
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>>40714667 >>40714656 >>40714579 "Asterix and the Silk Road".....I would read it, if only for watching Obelix at the final banquet scene eating wild boar with chopsticks.....or eating a Boar sized sushi.
AND SO MANY THROWING FISH AT PEOPLE´S FACES WHILE BEING FUCKING MAD gags, I just love them
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The only way I'd watch another live-action Asterix, is if they somehow talked Ciaron Hinds into cameoing as Cesar.
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>>40714658 the problem with new creative teams is that they fear to add new stuff, so the books go in eternal recycling mode, with the same jokes and same characters. Lucky luke featured the Daltons as main threat far too much, when most of the best books didn't have them at all.
Also Morris made some terrible books too. Le ranch maudit is terrible. La ballade des dalton is terrible. Many of the short stories were terrible.
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>>40714747 Well, the next one they are working on is a re-hash of the Britain film, I think. That was a good cartoon, but I never really liked the live-action movies.
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>>40714749 Yeah, pretty hit and miss.
But the Daltons are insanely popular.
As is Rantanplan, who even got spin-off comics.
Which are okay, but how far can you stretch a gag about an insanely stupid dog saving the day despite having no clue what's going on.
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>>40714800 >the great divide no bryke no!
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>>40714820 >Left and right please tell me the entire book isn't an allegory for modern politics
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>>40714852 It's more of a Romeo and Juliet bland copypasta.
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Why does Codfix look so stereotypically Asian? Seriously, this design feels so out of place. You can make a scheming backstabber without making him look not fitting.
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>>40714852 Pretty sure it was about the Berlin wall.
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>>40714883 ah thats why the dude looks so off
let me guess their idiotic divide ways end up infecting the little gaul village which causes the roman army to finally have a shot at conquering them and the only way to solve this is through uniting the son of the one leader with the daughter of the other leader and having them both step down so their kids can rule together causing everyone to see fighting among eachother is bad?
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>>40714811 I remember one album of Rantanplan that ended with Pawlowl (the one guard who always took care of Rantanplan and was a pretty chill dude) getting arrested for some shit that Rantanplan pulled.
The album ended with him trying to escape while Rantanplan was supposed to guard him.
That was kinda fucked up.
A shitty guard dog and a shitty friend.
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>>40714852 Dude, Asterix has always been full of that. But y'know...french politics!
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>>40714910 he's evil. Like really evil. So evil he has fucking fangs.
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>>40714934 yes but the earlier ones had some subtlety
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>bringing slave trade into it
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>>40715011 slavery has been a plot point many time, and in great albums at that. Nothing special.
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>>40715030 It was also always handle rather light-hearted if I remember correctly.
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>>40715045 well, yeah, of course. Asterix slaves are mostly there for laundry and dancing. Not the underage sexslaves kind.
The worst they got were galerians and construction workers.
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>>40714357 Any series will have low and high points.
But this one, this one was the worst.
Terribad beyond salvation
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>>40715126 I don't remember all these puns...
Must be the translation.
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>>40715029 This comic wasn't my favourite as kid, but I especially enjoyed this part.
And overall I didn't see any downgrade happening with this one, as I didn't even know the original writer was dead. I just read what I got my hands on to.
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> all those puns
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>>40715238 >next volume L'odyssée d'Asterix? I like this album.
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>>40715291 As do I. I laugh just as hard as Asterix does when
Obelix floats in the Dead Sea. Anonymous
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>>40715312 I expect a few "lehappymerchant.jpg" reactions from /co/ for some pages. But yeah the whole story is good. Great pacing, great jokes, lovable side characters, and great art. Definitely my favorite post Gosciny book.
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>>40715238 I gotta say, the english translation of Asterix is really good.
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>>40716426 But too bad that the black pirate doesn't have the funny accent...
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>>40716521 Oh nice, that one! I only have it in low german that I can barely understand.
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>>40716521 o god wtf happened to that poor cover art?
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>>40716521 Obelix seems to enjoy camel butt sex.
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> watching the Thor movie > the Warrior's Three and Sif are walking around the town > SHIELD agent says "We've got Xena, Jackie Chan, and Robin Hood"
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I intend to give my second cousins the first 28 Asterix books. birthdays, Christmas, doing well in school, any excuse I can find. I originally planned on doing them in order of publication, but I figured it'd best to give them Asterix at The Olympic Games this year, even though it comes later in the series (I've got them up to Asterix & Cleopatra).
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>>40716566 I didn't because I know the series is not that known in the US. Kinda like Tintin.
Boy those horse puns should come in handy at some point. Maybe.
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>>40716573 Dredd isn't a Eurocomic. British comics are considered separate for various reason.
Trust me, I am an Art Graduate.
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>>40716591 OH SHIT HE IS AN ART GRADUATE
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>>40716566 The problem with that joke is, well, let's examine the general American moviegoer reaction to it;
> We've got Xena LOL
> Jackie Chan LOL
> Robin Hood LOL
> and Obelix LO- wait who the fuck is that
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Did anyone else have this? I remember loving it when I was a kid, but the food looked so much more delicious in the illustrations.
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Thanks for the storytime!
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>>40716742 You're welcome!
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>Greatest European comic series >ctrl+f Corto >No match
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The end. Be back later for Asterix & Son.
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>>40716543 and also Bernard Blier, a french actor probably only famous in france.
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>>40716861 Asterix isn't much different from old school Looney toons in that matter. Most of the funny looking people were parody of their time's celebrities.
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Can anyone explain to me the pun with Getafix' name? Or if it isn't a pun, atleast what it means. I never read Asterix in english.
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>>40717265 >mfw I didn't see that in the first place Anonymous
In no particular order my childhood reading:
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>ekonomikrisis >M. I. VI.
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>>40718236 >Lucky Luke Enjoy.
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>>40718593 And there you go, Lucky Luke: Spaghetti western edition.
Could someone translate the last few panels?
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>>40715238 Can we get some zips?
It's hell for me to have to click them individually. Anonymous
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>>40718683 Filestube is your friend.
Moving on with Son of Asterix.
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>The Feast challange scene in The Twelve Tasks of Asterix
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>>40719055 Most if it was too exotic for me.
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>>40717088 "Get a fix" is slang for getting a regular dose of something, usually referring to drugs.
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The End. Last storytime from me for today.
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>>40719499 >pale NOT MY CLEOPATRA.
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I prefer Tintin.
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>>40719562 Well, I suppose it's not that far-fetched, she had a hellenistic ancestry after all.
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Lucky Luke>fuckton of movies, both animated and live action >fuckton of movies both animated and live action >...
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Nobody remembers how badass this guy is.
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>>40722528 I prefer Tintin AND Spirou et Fantasio over Asterix
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>>40730622 Not even TV Tropes. And when your comic isn't raped to death with "examples" there, it is rare
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>>40731549 That's too bad...
For those who don't know.
Clifton is a ex-airforce colonel, who gets roped into all kinds of adventures.
Usually it's either a murder mystery à la Agatha Christie, a James Bond type spycaper or old fashioned policework akin to "The Professionals".
He's a proficient marksman, a capable detective and never squeamish. Unlike say, Lucky Luke, he's easily distracted by the fairer sex though. Later albums usually have at least one girl for him to save.
Also he leads a group of boyscouts, is kinda weirdly in love with his vintage MG TD and keeps a ludicrous amount of cats.
The only constant supporting character is the stern housekeeper Mrs Partridge, with whom he's constantly at odds with.
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I discovered most of the Clifton Albums online... in German. Damn.
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These are my favourite at the moment.
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>>40733046 >>40726946 Never got to shine much because turk & degroot are more famous for their Leonard books.
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>>40742886 Ah yes, Largo Winch. Like with XIII I remember there being several pretty bad adaptations made for tv...
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>>40731890 god there's more panty shots in that page than in an episode of Ikkitousen.
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>>40742911 Hmm not in Germany at least.
Percy Pickwick, as he is referred to here, can still be found in most places you'd get Asterix, Lucky Luke, Spirou or the likes. Meanwhile I never even saw an album of Leonardo....
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>>40743117 I think I saw an advertisement or something in either a Percy Pickwick or Robin Ausdemwald album, but I've never had one in my hands.
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>>40714811 Rantanplan also got his own cartoon, didn't he? I remember seeing something about it on YouTube shortly after "Go West: A Lucky Luke Adventure" came out.
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Since the thread is still around, I will storytime Asterix and the Magic carpet. After returning from the supermarket.
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>>40745644 That sucks.
One of the minor problems I always had with the series were the rapidfire tonal shifts. Clifton goes from light, kid-friendly slapstick to capping bitches left and right quite often.
One of the albums by Bedu actually ends with an MI-5 traitor committing suicide after Clifton confronts him...
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>>40746025 ... really? Huh. Guess that sort-of explains why Cinebook dropped it.
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>>40746115 Yeah, it's quite infrequent though. They could probably just do all the Turk/DeGroot Albums and the most recent stuff.
I only remember an attempted suicide in one of those, but the Bèdu albums are generally the harder edged ones... not that they ever reach the level of some of the Tintin stuff.
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>>40745644 Cinebook seems to release books randomly. Maybe they do it because the later books might be more popular and help to launch the series, or because one book may have some risky joke they wouldn't want to run.
Also, they censored parts in their releases of Largo Winch.
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The End. Pretty lackluster in my opinion.
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>>40716860 >Coated with honey and attacked by bees. That's... kinda dark, considering that really happened in history.
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>>40747874 Oh yeah, I remember that one. Pretty hamfisted and full of clichés as far as I can remember.
But the female legionnaires looked pretty hot.
