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Plagiatus

5 appearances · Bronze Age · 1978–2022
Who is Plagiatus?

Plagiatus is a minor character from the Asterix universe, appearing in the dialect editions (Asterix Mundart) published by Egmont Ehapa. The name suggests a Roman character, fitting the satirical world of Gauls and Romans created by Goscinny and Uderzo.

Plagiatus is a Bronze Age comics creation who made their debut in the beloved Goscinny and Uderzo universe in 1978, brought to life within the pages of Asterix #23 and finding a particularly distinctive home in Asterix Mundart — the celebrated dialect editions published by Egmont Ehapa. Sharing panels with the likes of Julius Cäsar, Automatix, and the wonderfully named Linguistix and Sozialstatus, Plagiatus keeps genuinely colorful company across a catalog presence that stretches all the way to 2022. With only five recorded appearances, this is a rare and niche find for the dedicated Asterix collector — the kind of character who rewards deep digging into the rich, multilingual corners of one of Europe's most cherished comic traditions.

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Owned by Whit Hammond

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Asterix (1968)
Asterix Mundart (1995)