Where's Asterix

Where's Asterix?

by Albert Uderzo

Asterix is for kids, in this fun “find the hero” book for eagle-eyed young readers. 


One of the world's most popular characters is here, there, and everywhere in this hilarious volume filled with scenes of Asterix and his friends in a variety of entertaining escapades. Children are sure to have a great time searching for him amidst the comic chaos.

Genres: Comics, Bande Dessinée, Graphic Novels, France, Fiction, Childrens

32 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1998

About the author

Albert Uderzo (1928 - 2020) was a legendary French comic book artist and scriptwriter. The son of Italian immigrants, he is best known as the co-founder and illustrator of the Asterix series in collaboration with René Goscinny. He also drew other comics such as Oumpah-pah, again with Goscinny.

Reviews

[Elfo-oscuro]

Yo fui haciendo una escena al día. Es muy cortito aunque cada escena es alguna imagen tipica del mundo de Asterix y es muy graciosa de ver por muchos detalles

[Dimitris Papastergiou]

It is what it is.

[Asser Mattar]

Wasn't easy at all. Beautiful illustrations.

[Marianna Sharktooth]

More feasible than the "Where's Dogmatix" book. And the pictures are clearer, less tiring for the children's eye.

[Slayermel]

This is sort of like the "Where's Waldo" Books, but instead your looking for Asterix and his friends. I found this book very difficult, but my 8 year old loves it, even though have the time we can't find what we are looking for.

The pages are bright and colorful and fun to look at either way. We usually end up getting lost in the stories we make up about what's happening in the picture.

I have a vague memory of growing up with Asterix myself as a kid, so I think that's why I enjoy it as well.

[Ruth]

Sad that it's just rehashed pictures, but still fun to play with.

Read & reviewed for The Bookbag.
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[Geoffery Crescent]

It's basically Where's Wally, only with Asterix, and if you don't think that's the best idea ever you're wrong. Plus, there's a topless lady in the Slave Market so you can always try and find that if mustachioed Gaulish men aren't your thing.

[Graham Armstrong]

OK, so this is definitely a where's wally (waldo) clone. But a fun one that really tests your knowledge of the characters in the stories.

[Maria Carmo]

Well, it is fun... but I really prefer books with something to read! LOL...

Maria Carmo,

Lisbon, 24 March 2015.

[Edward Davies]

This was surprisingly difficult on the whole, and though there obviously isn't much to the book it's still worth having if you're an Asterix fan.

[itchy]

finders keepers, losers weepers

[Ella]

Great time waster! Very fun. Everyone's gotta love Asterix and his friends!!

[Mae]

Very similar to "Where's Waldo," but a bit harder. Asterix is not as easy to find because most of the pictures it's only a part of his head.