Claudius Lapsus

A minor but memorable figure from the sun-drenched world of Asterix, Claudius Lapsus made his debut in 1971 under the legendary creative partnership of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, stepping onto the Bronze Age comics stage in the eighth installment of one of Europe's most beloved series. Published by Egmont Ehapa, he inhabits a world populated by giants of the Asterix universe — sharing pages with the likes of Obelix, Miraculix, and Julius Cäsar himself — which makes even a brief appearance in such illustrious company something worth noting. His presence across both the main Asterix line and the delightful Asterix Mundart dialect editions gives him a quietly charming footprint in the catalog, stretching across thirteen years of publication history. A rare find for the dedicated collector who loves to track every corner of this wonderfully crafted Gaulish universe.