The screenwriters Jérôme Erbin and Yves Coulon, and the cartoonists, Jean Bastide and Philippe Fenech, have created and will continue the life of this irreducible dog.
Legends of the comic such as those of Asterix or Mortadelo are inexhaustible mines in which their editors continually exploit new veins. Now it’s time to take advantage of the huge popularity of Asterix and Obelix’s little, fierce, friendly and loyal dog, who already has his own comic and will have his own animated series. It is sure to be a lucrative spin-off in which the snowy and small dog, a West Highland White Terrier as irreducible as its masters and the inhabitants of the legendary Gallic village, makes its debut with ‘Ideafix and the Irreducible’. Down with the Romans!’ (Save).
The screenwriters Jérôme Erbin and Yves Coulon, and the cartoonists, Jean Bastide and Philippe Fenech, have created and will continue this dog comic. The action takes place two years before Ideafix meets Asterix and Obelix at the exit of a deli in Lutetia in ‘Asterix’s Return to Gaul’.
They reveal to the reader scenarios such as the catacombs, the Palacio de La Loba or the Gran Palomar. Ideafix and his friends – dogs, cats and birds – fight against the Roman invader, who tries to romanize the city, thus linking the action with the albums made by the disappeared René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo.
The perillo will star in his television series with his gang of friends: the dog Turbina, fast and forgetful; the dog Devórix, fond of sausages, or the cat Picarina, biting, independent and very sure of herself.
Source: La Verdad
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