Asterix #[6]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects early reading-level Garfield stories, featuring the lasagna-loving cat in a playful adventure where he dons a Zorro-like disguise to outwit the neighborhood birds. Part of a series designed for young readers, it presents simple, humorous comic strips with bold artwork and easy-to-follow gags.
In "Asterix and Cleopatra," a bold wager between Cleopatra and Julius Caesar sets the stage for an unlikely collaboration: an Egyptian architect enlists Getafix, Asterix, and Obelix to help construct a grand monument in Egypt. René Goscinny, Anthea Bell, and Derek Hockridge craft the story, brought to life by Albert Uderzo’s unmistakable art and inks, with the cover also drawn and inked by Uderzo.
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