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Asterix and Tintin - The Best Comic Books ever
Asterix Comics:
Written by Rene Goscinny and illustrated by Albert Uderzo, Asterix Comics is a series of French comics that was first published in the late 1950's. However, after the death of Rene, Uderzo took up both the tasks and it has played an instrumental role in raising the popularity from the books.
The main characters in the Asterix Comics are Asterix, an imaginative little Gaul, and his friend Obelix. The main plot is centered on their little Gaulish village that's the just one not under Roman conquest, much to the Chagrin of Julies Ceaser, the Roman Emperor.
The Gauls have to date were able to avoid occupation thanks mainly with the help of a magic potion made by their druid, Getafix. This magic potion gives each villager superhuman strength and only Obelix may be the one that doesn't have the potion because he fell into the potion cauldron growing up and therefore it features a permanent effect on him.
Asterix Comics or The Adventures of Asterix and Obelix have been translated into more than 30 languages worldwide and also have also received numerous awards along the years. I personally love the Asterix Comics for their amazing sense of humor and tongue-in-cheek interpretations of numerous people and events.
Tintin Comics:
Tintin Comics or The Adventures of Tintin, developed by the Belgian artist Georges Rémi who wrote under the pen name of Hergé, is really a number of classic comics which have ended up probably the most popular comic books of the Twentieth century. Its popularity has soared with translations published in more than 80 languages so that as per Wikipedia, more than 350 million copies from the books happen to be sold up to now.
The main protagonist of the comic books is Tintin who plays a Belgian reporter. Accompanying him through the books and nearly as famous as him is his pet dog Snowy. Also included within the books are a handful of recurring characters which are necessary to the storyline. Some of the major characters include the brash, cynical and grumpy Captain Haddock, the brilliantly intelligent but always-lost Professor Calculus. Inserting a dash of humor within the books using their clumsy antics is the twin duo of Thomson and Thompson, the incompetent detectives.
