Selfservix

A minor but memorable face in the beloved Asterix universe, Selfservix made their debut in 1971's Asterix #9, brought to life by the legendary creative partnership of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo — with Gudrun Penndorf contributing to this particular edition. This Bronze Age character has found their lasting home primarily in the German-language Asterix Mundart dialect editions published by Egmont Ehapa, sharing pages with the wonderfully named likes of Grautvornix, Rohrpostix, and Ganzbaf across a publishing span that stretched a remarkable 26 years. With three catalog appearances including one key issue to their name, Selfservix is a collector's niche delight — a small but genuine thread in the rich, sprawling tapestry of one of European comics' most cherished franchises.