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René Goscinny, creator of iconic comic characters such as Astérix and Obélix, was born in Paris and raised in Buenos Aires. Of Jewish Ukrainian and Polish descent, he experienced personal loss during the Holocaust and started drawing in Argentina before moving to France, where he founded the influential magazine Pilote. Goscinny’s work remains highly regarded for its humor and layered storytelling, making him a significant figure in European comics; he died at age 51 following a fatal heart attack during a medical test. In France, several books celebrating his life and work are set to be published this fall.
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