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makrocase's review against another edition
4.5
I read this in Dutch (my first ever book I read in Dutch).
Funny as Asterix comics always are, loved it.
Nederlands:
Dat is het eerst boek die ik ooit in het Nederlands heb gelezen. Ik ben Duitser en ik leer Nederlands. Wat een leuk and geweldig stripverhaal!
Funny as Asterix comics always are, loved it.
Nederlands:
Dat is het eerst boek die ik ooit in het Nederlands heb gelezen. Ik ben Duitser en ik leer Nederlands. Wat een leuk and geweldig stripverhaal!
leonorb's review against another edition
adventurous
funny
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
4.25
miaby's review against another edition
adventurous
funny
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
wyrmbergmalcolm's review
5.0
Hearing that they're not as fearsome as the Belgians, the Gauls go to Belgium to settle things. Full of Roman bashing and food, this was a real treat.
These books are full of bright, fun and delightful characters who go on various adventures and get to beat up a bunch of Roman soldiers. Accompanying the story and the characters is a plethora of clever puns and word play that the translators should get a medal for. There are always a few gags or phrases in Latin that may mean nothing to the non-Latin speakers (such as myself) but Google can lend a helping hand there.
These books are full of bright, fun and delightful characters who go on various adventures and get to beat up a bunch of Roman soldiers. Accompanying the story and the characters is a plethora of clever puns and word play that the translators should get a medal for. There are always a few gags or phrases in Latin that may mean nothing to the non-Latin speakers (such as myself) but Google can lend a helping hand there.
naveennbhat's review
5.0
The last Asterix story from Goscinny, who died halfway through writing the comic. As a homage to him, Uderzo drew darkened skies and rain into the comic for the rest of the album, to mark the point at which Goscinny died. A further tribute to Goscinny appears in the very last panel of the album: beneath the banquet scene, to the left of the panel, a rabbit glances mournfully at Goscinny's signature. Further references include french fries, detectives Thomson and Thompson, and the iconic Belgian statue Manneken Pis.
taetris's review against another edition
2.0
In this one, Ceaser is heard to say that the Belgians are the bravest Gaulish people. Vitalstatistix decides to travel to Gaul to prove that he is at least as brave. Not much of a plot, predictable and riddled with puns.
lunayuri's review against another edition
3.0
umm, xD
I don't know how we had this comic in our house but it was there and so i read it.
surprisingly it was fun to read and had clever dialogues.
I don't know how we had this comic in our house but it was there and so i read it.
surprisingly it was fun to read and had clever dialogues.
krisz's review against another edition
3.0
Vérszegénynek találtam a sztorit, jobban bejönnek azok a történetek, ahol nem várt kalandokba csöppennek a hőseink, és a druida többet szerepel. Itt ugyanis mindössze arról van szó, hogy Asterixék egy belga csapattal versengenek, ki a legbátrabb, és közben római légiókat vernek össze eléggé fölöslegesen (már sajnáltam szegényeket).
Poénosak voltak viszont a hasonlóságok, pl. Hogy TdF-versenyzőről mintázták a futárt :D
Poénosak voltak viszont a hasonlóságok, pl. Hogy TdF-versenyzőről mintázták a futárt :D