Flavia

Flavia made her debut in 1970, stepping onto the page in Asterix #6 under the creative hands of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo — a Silver Age arrival in one of comics' most beloved and enduring universes. Over a publishing span stretching more than three decades, she has kept lively company with the likes of Gaudeamus, Schönfix, and Automatix, appearing across both the classic Asterix series and the delightful dialect-flavored Asterix Mundart editions published by Egmont Ehapa. Her catalog footprint may be select, but any character woven into the rich, wit-filled world of Asterix carries with them the warmth and wit that have made these comics a treasure across generations — and that alone makes Flavia worth a closer look.