One of the best! | Asterix & the Big Fight (Classic Asterix paperbacks)

book: Asterix & the Big Fight (Classic Asterix paperbacks) | Rene de Goscinny

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	• Asterix & the Big Fight (Classic Asterix paperbacks) Rene de Goscinny Hambleton Hill Publishing, 1976 - 48 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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Colorful and witty

As with all of the Asterix comics, which I have been reading since I was nine, this is a colorful, funny comic with witty, double-entendre dialogue and a point. The illustrations are vivid and colorful, and the story flows rapidly. This one pokes fun at competitive sports, and especially at boxing and wrestling. Or, it could be viewed as making fun of petty political squabbles, like the friction between the Walloons and Flemish in Belgium, or the arguments over almost-meaningless "differences" between political parties in some countries. If you're collecting Asterix comics, this is a must; if you're collecting esoteric comics, this one is a must; if you're unfamiliar with Asterix comics, this one is probably the best starting point for familiarizing yourself with what this series is all about. I wish that more Asterix comics were more readily available, as I've lost some of mine.

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One of the best!

I have read asterix for around ten years and this is my second favorite. Obelix mistakenly hits getafix and which makes getafix lose his memory of who he is or how to make the magic potion. When this happens the romans make a plan to concure the village. Will getafix regain his memory in time to save the village from becoming sitting ducks? It is full of all the puns and jokes you expect with a asterix book.