#uderzo

[amebanworld]

A little practize of my color and hand-inking, using Mr. Uderzo' pencil. It was a lot of fun to draw. Same of me I don't use to draw fanarts based on European comics, I spite I love Asterix&Obelix. (I sorry, I cannot translate the original speech in French).

[sanjaangie]

Panoramix - esquisse. Asterix & Obelix

[smbhax]

Asterix in Britain, 1970 (1992 printing). Cover illustration by Albert Uderzo.

My scan

[lounesdarbois]

[detournementsmineurs]

"Costumes" de Philippe Guillotel portés par Monica Belluci dans le film "Astérix et Obélix : Mission Cléopâtre" d'Alain Chabat (2002) à l'exposition "Le Mystère Cléopâtre" de l'Institut du Monde Arabe (IMA), Paris, France, août 2025.

[lucascucaferreyra]

Aqueles clássicos... Acrílico sobre papel 300g, 21x29 cm. aprox. Este original está a venda no site: http://lucasferreyra.com

[nevinslibrary]

Comic Book Saturday

Now, this one is actually comics that have to do with the Olympic games. Asterix, Obelix, and the rest of the Guals have entered the games (they’re going up against Gluteus Maximus, sorry…. I need a second, I’m laughing so hard I’m crying at that name… Okay, okay, good to go now). The thing is though, their plan is to use a potion to win. But, what we know as PEDs aren’t allowed to be used, and so… now, with not one of them having actually trained for the games… can they still win events?

So, apparently it was originally published in 1968 (Mexico City Olympics) and then translated into English in 1972 (the Munich Olympics), and, weirdly it still works. There’s lots of cool references to Greek culture, to the Olympics, and it’s just so funny. A fun read.

You may like this book If you Liked: Asterix The Legionary by René Goscinny, A Roman Adventure by Frances Durkin, or The Price of Victory by Stewart Ross

Asterix at the Olympic Games by René Goscinny

[mvagifts]

Albert Uderzo (1927 - 2020) - Asterix and Obelix illustration poster in high quality ready to print by Mercado_Virtual on Storenvy