Astérix 41: Astérix en Lusitanie, written by Fabcaro, art by Didier Conrad
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Astérix 41: Astérix en Lusitanie, written by Fabcaro, art by Didier Conrad
Why they gave him only one tuff of hair on head tho
Tigresse Blanche by Didier Conrad
Asterix in Lusitania (Portugal)? The Best Selling Comic of 2025
Forget the usual chart-toppers from DC Comics and Marvel or even the top manga powerhouse books—the biggest-selling comic book of 2025 is set to be Astérix en Lusitanie by Fabcaro and Didier Conrad. Or, as it may be known in English, Asterix in Lusitania—or perhaps even Asterix in Portugal. Lusitania, an ancient Roman province covering much of modern Portugal (south of the Douro River) and parts…
Didier Conrad
Tigresse Blanche, cycle 1, vols. 1 to 4, with cover art by Didier Conrad and colourist Julien Loïs.
Tigresse Blanche 4. Une espionne sur le toit (2007) cover by Didier Conrad and Julien Loïs.
I'm very happy to announce that the new Asterix album contains:
- Asterix being a little pretentious dummy
- Asterix being shit on constantly
- No magic potion, which means SWORD FIGHT
- Lots of horse riding
- Iznogoud-tier bad puns
- Lots of different body size female characters (but I must substract points because they all have freaking Barbie hair)
- An amazon culture actually done right
- Asterix and Obelix only allowed to tag along because one of them think they are hot
I was really prepared to hate this album, especially after having read the reviews talking about "modern references" and "strong women characters" (I hate that term more and more), but I guess this album is actually my FAVORITE from the new authors. Who knew?