📚 Franco-Belgian Comics: Asterix, Tintin & Co

Explication : Hergé (Georges Remi) created Tintin in 1929. The character first appeared in the youth supplement of the newspaper Le Vingtième Siècle.

Explication : Snowy is Tintin's faithful white fox terrier. He has accompanied him in all his adventures since 1929.

Explication : It's a trick question! Obelix fell into the magic potion cauldron when he was a child. He therefore no longer needs to drink it, unlike the other Gauls.

Explication : Lucky Luke, created by Morris in 1946, is famous for this nickname. He is accompanied by his horse Jolly Jumper.

Explication : The Smurfs, created by Peyo in 1958, are small blue creatures living in mushrooms. Their name comes from a word invented during a meal.

Explication : Obelix, the menhir delivery man, is Asterix's best friend since childhood. He is recognizable by his red braids and his stoutness.

Explication : Spirou, created by Rob-Vel in 1938, is a hotel bellboy recognizable by his red uniform and tuft of hair. His name means "squirrel" in Walloon.

Explication : Gaston Lagaffe, created by Franquin in 1957, is famous for his wacky inventions and blunders that disrupt the newspaper office.

Explication : Albert Uderzo drew Asterix while René Goscinny wrote the scripts. The duo created the series in 1959.

Explication : Dogmatix is Obelix's little white dog, who first appeared in "Asterix and the Banquet" in 1963. He is very protective of trees!