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Asterix in Spain (Asterix #14)
When the Romans take Huevos y Bacons lots of adventure, with Asterix inventing the art of bullfighting.
Paperback, 48 pages
Published
September 1st 2004
by Orion
(first published January 1st 1970)
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L'impression que j'ai eu en lisant cette bande dessinée c'est que l'auteur était sur le pilote automatique. Encore une fois, on a droit à une histoire d'otage, comme dans quelques autres aventures. Comme d'habitude, j'ai aimé revoir les pirates et pour une fois, le bateau n'est pas coulé. La scène que m,a fait le plus rire est celle du banquet au retour des héros où Obélix fait un fou de lui et que Assurancetourix, même s'il est attaché, est tordu de rire. C'est une BD moyenne.
"Ay Hombre ! Puisque c'est comme ça, je retiens ma respiration jusqu'à ce qu'il m'arrive quelque chose !"
Une petite incursion ibérique pour nos héros, incursion plus qu' égayée par le jeune Pépé. On y notera une rencontre clin d'oeil avec Don Quichotte.
Une petite incursion ibérique pour nos héros, incursion plus qu' égayée par le jeune Pépé. On y notera une rencontre clin d'oeil avec Don Quichotte.
Asterix in Spain – A&O travel to raise a Roman siege against a small Spanish village on behalf of an Iberian chieftain’s son
Bella storia, nulla da dire: il piccolo Pepe è adorabilmente insopportabile, gli iberici non indimenticabili (siamo ben lontani dalla caratterizzazione dei corsi) ma neanche scialbi.
Again, this was pure laughter from the beginning to the end. I guess that the fact that I always laugh at Spaniards helped a lot. When I saw them yelling "Olé" I died xD
The usual array of national/racial stereotypes, silly names, awful puns, and fights with Romans, delivered with the customary panaché.
Obnoxious spoiled li'l brat Pepe holds his breath when not getting his wish & pokes fun @ Obelix.
Just love asterix. I'm a fan, no doubt
saya akan tahan nafas
Highly amusng!
This was an interesting Astérix adventure. My favourite character is still Obelix however !
Pepe son of Huevos Y Bacon, a Hispanic Chief was taken as hostage by Romans and to be kept in Totorum near Asterix Village. And he ended up under the protection of Asterix and Obelix.
Chief Vitalstatistix: Obelix, I'm handling this little terror over to you. And don't forget that as your guest, he's sacred.
Obelix: You mean, He's a holy terror?
:D
Chief Vitalstatistix: Obelix, I'm handling this little terror over to you. And don't forget that as your guest, he's sacred.
Obelix: You mean, He's a holy terror?
:D
Hispania, indeterminate year. Asterix and Obelix help return a Spanish brat to his village. This village happens to be the Spanish equivalent of Asterix's home in Armorica.
There's plenty of Roman bashing, breath holding and odd goings on for our heroes along the way.
There's plenty of Roman bashing, breath holding and odd goings on for our heroes along the way.
It should have occurred to me back at this time that if I was choosing to read a book about Spain for our free-choice reading in French class, maybe I was really meant to be in Spanish class. Oops.
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