Astérix chez les Bretons

In this standalone 1974–1986 volume from Meulenhoff, the indomitable Gauls cross the Channel to lend their magic potion to a cousin's beleaguered village in Roman-occupied Britain. Best known for the legendary creative duo René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, this entry stands as a classic of Franco-Belgian comic tradition, blending sharp cultural satire with slapstick adventure. Its affectionate parody of British customs and language cements its place as a beloved, cleverly observed chapter in the long-running series.