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Asterix #8

Jan 2005 · Orion Books · 6.99 GBP
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Written by René Goscinny and illustrated by Albert Uderzo, this 2005 Orion Books edition takes Asterix and Obelix across the channel for some decidedly British mayhem. The cover — drawn by Uderzo — captures the chaos perfectly: the mighty Obelix barrels forward (quite literally, hoisting an enormous wooden barrel that's already sloshing its contents) while little Asterix ducks beneath him, both of them ploughing through a crowd of striped-shirted Britons on what appears to be a sports field, complete with goalposts in the background. It's an irresistible snapshot of the Gauls at their most gloriously unstoppable, and at £6.99 it's a thoroughly entertaining addition to any shelf.

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writer René Goscinny · writer Anthea Bell · writer Derek Hockridge · artist, inker Albert Uderzo · letterer Bryony Newhouse · cover Albert Uderzo

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artist, inker Albert Uderzo
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Asterix and Obelix journey to Britain at the request of Asterix's cousin Anticlimax, to help the British defeat the Romans. In the course of several battles and escaping from the Romans, they introduce tea to the British.

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