Books by Jean-Yves Ferri
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review 1: As everyone is by this time, no doubt, aware, Asterix and Obelix have gotten a new author and illustrator. This is the first book that this new duo has published. Asterix and Obelix go to the village of the Picts to help their new friend win his bride and the kingship over all th...
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review 1: Ultimo album di Astérix e Obélix, da tempo non ne leggevo più perché le critiche non ne parlavano bene. Questa volta mi sono lasciato conquistare dalla promozione, ho visto e sentito gli autori su France 24 mi hanno convinto. L'album è bello, lo stile è grosso modo quello, qualch...
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review 1: Asterix was my favourite comic as a kid, and one of the first I ever read that turned me on to comics for life. The adventures of the moustachioed little Gaul from 50BC and his best friend, the much larger Obelix (don’t call him fat!), were an endless delight and even after I’d g...
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review 1: After a long time, I managed to get my hands on a new Asterix and Obelix story. There are new authors, it's written by Jean-Yves Ferri and illustrated by Didier Conrad. The story itself is quite fine. However, it shows that there are new authors... I especially missed Latin quote...
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review 1: Humph.René Goscinny was one of the really great comic authors. The Asterix, Iznogoud, Oumpah-pah (AKA Ompa-pa) and many other tales are just brilliant. Uderzo was a brilliant illustrator but he could not write as well as Goscinny.So, is this book as good as the Goscinny & Uderzo...
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review 1: J’ai été très déçu par cet album. Les dessins sont très fidèles à ceux de Uderzo, par contre, c’est le seul point positif. L’histoire est le plus gros point faible, car elle est simple et prévisible. Un inconnu d’un autre pays arrive au village gaulois pour finalement demander l’...
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review 1: If the infamous Gaulish pair could travel to everywhere else in the region, it was inevitable that they would have visited the Picts as well. We picked up this when we were in toberory, mulling a quiet day away, as a souvenir of our time in Scotland. It was written after the main...