Gaius Faulus

Gaius Faulus is a minor Roman character appearing in the Asterix universe, where Roman imperial ambition endlessly clashes with the indomitable Gaulish village. He features in Egmont Ehapa's German-language Asterix editions, including the dialect-rich Asterix Mundart series.

Gaius Faulus stepped onto the page in 1972, a Bronze Age creation born from the legendary partnership of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, and has been part of the beloved Asterix universe ever since — a world where Roman ambition forever collides with Gaulish stubbornness. Appearing primarily in the dialect-rich Asterix Mundart series alongside Asterix proper under Egmont Ehapa, this character keeps distinguished company, sharing adventures with the likes of Julius Cäsar, Automatix, and Prognostix across a catalog spanning an impressive 53 years. With seven recorded appearances including one collector-significant key issue, Gaius Faulus may be a rarer face in the village, but that's precisely what makes tracking him down such a rewarding pursuit for the dedicated Asterix enthusiast.