Gousini celebrates a century of Asterix

Rene Goscinny, the French writer and screenwriter born on August 14, 1926, and who passed away in 1977, is considered one of the most prominent comic book authors in the world. He created characters such as "Asterix," "Lucky Luke," and "Little Nicolas," which have become cultural icons passed down through generations. His works have achieved sales estimated at around 500 million copies, with the latest edition of the "Asterix" series authored by him being named the best-selling book in France in 2025. Goscinny contributed to changing society’s perception of comic books, making adults accept them as a literary art form, and left a significant artistic and cultural legacy celebrated to this day. On August 14, he commemorates his centenary, and his legacy continues through new releases and various cultural acknowledgments.

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