This ultimate Asterix collection brings together all 40 volumes of the beloved comic book series, chronicling the adventures of Asterix, Obelix, and their fellow villagers as they resist Roman occupation in ancient Gaul. Filled with humor, satire, and thrilling escapades, the series has entertained readers of all ages for decades.

Originally created by René Goscinny (writer) and Albert Uderzo (artist), the series later continued under Jean-Yves Ferri (writer) and Didier Conrad (illustrator), maintaining the original charm and wit that made Asterix a global phenomenon. Each book follows the small yet mighty warrior Asterix and his best friend, the super-strong Obelix, as they travel the world, outsmart Romans, and encounter various historical and mythical figures.

The boxset includes timeless classics such as Asterix the Gaul, Asterix and Cleopatra, and Asterix in Britain, alongside the more recent additions penned by Ferri and Conrad.

Why Read This Collection

• A timeless blend of adventure, humor, and historical satire that appeals to both children and adults.
• Beautifully illustrated stories packed with clever wordplay, cultural references, and engaging characters.
• A perfect collection for fans of comics, European literature, and historical fiction.
• Ideal for newcomers and longtime fans who want to own the entire series in one boxset.
• Continues to be one of the most beloved and bestselling comic series worldwide.

About the Authors

René Goscinny (1926–1977) was a French writer best known for co-creating Asterix, Lucky Luke, and Iznogoud. His witty storytelling and clever satire played a key role in making Asterix a global success.

Albert Uderzo (1927–2020) was the original illustrator and later writer of Asterix after Goscinny’s passing. His dynamic artwork brought the series to life and contributed to its lasting legacy.

Jean-Yves Ferri (b. 1959) took over as the main writer of Asterix in 2013, maintaining the series' humor and adventure.

Didier Conrad (b. 1959) is the current illustrator of Asterix, ensuring that the visual style remains faithful to Uderzo’s original work while adding a modern touch.