Published in the 35th anniversary special of Pilote ( the first Asterix story began in the first issue). Story of the village on the day of Asterix's and Obelix's birth, which interrupts a quarrel among their friends' fathers. First published in Pilote #363 Appeared in the original "La Rentree Gauloise" and "Astérix mini-histoires" The Birth of Asterix First published in Pilote #260 Appeared in "Astérix mini-histoires" Asterix and the Class Act Īsterix and Obelix catch the village children for the start of the school year, but Obelix is put in class too when he shows ignorance of current affairs. Originally an announcement page for Asterix and the Big Fight – Vitalstatistix holds a modern press conference for the upcoming stories (parodying the contemporary press conferences of then-president Charles de Gaulle).
The stories Introduction (Press Conference) That story has not been reprinted, but otherwise Class Act is an expanded, updated version of this.Įven earlier, in the mid-1980s, a promotional collection of some of these stories appeared in a number of translations (but not English) as Astérix mini-histoires (Asterix Mini-Stories). It also contained a story called L'Antiquaire (The Antique Dealer) as filler which was not by Goscinny nor Uderzo, does not fit with the other stories and contains two recycled and out-of-character villains. In 1993 there was an earlier, smaller collection also called La Rentree Gauloise which was only available in French. Most of these stories have had only very limited distribution prior to this publication. Springtime in Gaul and Asterix as you've never seen him were also written by Uderzo alone. Chanticleerix, The Lutetia Olympics and The Birth of Asterix were written by Uderzo after Goscinny's death. The majority of these stories were written by Goscinny. Only one of these stories ( Chanticleerix) is completely original in this album the remainder are reprinted from earlier sources, most notably the French comic " Pilote". 2.8 Asterix As You Have Never Seen Him Before.
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