About the Author
Jean-Yves Ferri
ISBN 9781444011692
Rs. 880
Orion Children's Books
Asterix and the Picts
Who it's for: children and fans of the Asterix series
In 'Asterix and the Picts', the Gauls embark on a new adventure that takes them to ancient Scotland. Here, Asterix and Obelix encounter the Picts, a mysterious and formidable people known for their painted bodies and fierce independence. This volume marks the first time a new creative team, led by Jean-Yves Ferri, takes the helm, continuing the legacy of René Goscinny's beloved series.Why You Should Read? Experience a classic Asterix adventure with a fresh perspective from a new creative team. Explore a unique historical setting as the Gauls journey to Scotland and interact with the enigmatic Picts. Enjoy the timeless blend of action, humor, and cultural satire that defines the Asterix series. Discover a standalone story perfect for both long-time fans and new readers.
Highlights
- Set in ancient Scotland, featuring the Picts
- First volume by new creative team led by Jean-Yves Ferri
- Continues the legacy of René Goscinny's series
- Standalone story for both fans and new readers
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Questions about this book
Is this book part of the original Asterix series?
Yes, it continues the series, but it is the first volume by a new creative team led by Jean-Yves Ferri.
What is the setting of this adventure?
The adventure takes place in ancient Scotland, where Asterix and Obelix meet the Picts.
Who are the Picts?
The Picts are a mysterious and formidable people known for their painted bodies and fierce independence.
Is this a good starting point for new readers?
Yes, it is a standalone story, so new readers can enjoy it without prior knowledge of the series.