Globus

Globus made their comics debut in 1972's Asterix #11, brought to life by the legendary creative team of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo — with Gudrun Penndorf contributing to this particular edition — right at the dawn of the Bronze Age. A fixture of the beloved Asterix universe as published by Egmont Ehapa, Globus has kept remarkably distinguished company over the decades, sharing pages with the likes of Julius Cäsar, Prognostix, and Tullius Firlefanzus across both the Asterix and Asterix Mundart series. With appearances spanning an impressive 53 years from 1972 all the way to 2025, and at least one collector-recognized key issue to their name, Globus is a quietly enduring presence in one of comics' most cherished and witty franchises. For fans of the Gaulish adventures and the rich world Goscinny and Uderzo built, tracking down Globus's appearances is a rewarding little treasure hunt through a corner of comics history that never stops delighting.