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Hergé: Relationship with Goscinny & Uderzo?

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Furienna
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#11 · Posted: 2 Jul 2019 00:00
picaros:
Either way, I knew inside that Tintin was more elaborate and intelligent than recycled plotlines about 'eating wild boar' and 'beating up Roman legionnaires'.
Oh, there is much more to "Asterix" than that! I would say that most of the stories are very clever, with a lot of satire and humor.

Richard:
Astèrix, also, is always able to resort to the magic potion to get him out of a spot of bother
That is not entirely true, because it was made very clear from the beginning, that with or without the magic potion, Asterix is undoubtedly a very clever fellow. So many of the problems are solved by his wits and not by some magical super strength.

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