Google| Subject | Re: Mickey and Donald (Was Don't aspire to succeed - that right belongs to America alone...[wa Re: O |
| From | Guillaume Criloux |
| Date | 08/22/2004 23:28 (08/22/2004 23:28) |
| Message-ID | <7a3ii0hnb3lis9emovokrskk1sspjlao61@4ax.com> |
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Le Mon, 16 Aug 2004 00:44:57 +0200, "?jevind L?ng" <dnivejo.gnal@swipnet.se>a ?crit :
?jevind L?ngI don't know what give its "nationality" to a comic, but both Goscinny and Uderzo are French. I was first published in a weekly magazine named "Pilote", who was french, in 1959. In 1960, "Pilote" is bought by Dargaud, a french editor. Though you can trace some of its roots to the famous belgian school of comics ("la ligne claire"), Ast?rix et Ob?lix is definetly a french comic.
It's a Belgian comic about two fearless Gaulish warriors who love fighting the Roman occupants and feasting on roasted wild boar.
?jevindGuillaume
08/22/2004
