René Goscinny - Albert Uderzo

René Goscinny (1926–1977) and Albert Uderzo (1927–2020) were French comics creators best known as the co-creators of the Asterix series. Goscinny primarily worked as a writer; Uderzo primarily worked as an artist.

The animated film The Twelve Tasks of Asterix (Le Dodici Fatiche di Asterix, 1976) was conceived by Goscinny for the screen and later adapted into a reading version. The duo are publicly credited as the creators of the Asterix comic series.

A single DeBaser review discusses the 1976 animated film Le Dodici Fatiche di Asterix, highlighting its French/Gallic humour, episodic but solid structure, and romantic/dated animation. The reviewer recalls childhood enjoyment and notes that Goscinny conceived the film directly for the screen. Overall a pleasant, mostly light-hearted appreciation.

For:Fans of classic European comics, readers of Asterix, and lovers of gentle French/Gallic humour.