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    Alix #18

    Alix » Alix #18 - Vercingétorix released by Casterman on September 1, 1985.

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    Vercingétorix last edited by jacdec on 11/25/21 11:13AM View full history

    First published in Le Journal de Tintin in 1985, then in album form by Casterman the same year.

    La suite du chef d'oeuvre de Jacques Martin :Les Légions perdues. Numa Sadulus (l'homme qui a aidé Alix et Enak dans

    L'enfant Grec) invite ces derniers chez lui. Jusque là, rien d'étonnant. Pourtant, ce rendez-vous est arrangé par Pompée qui a sournoisement soustrait Vercingétorix de la Mamertime.

    Pompée cherche à ramener Vercingétorix en Gaule, mais surtout, il veut empêcher le triomphe de César. Contre toute attente, Alix accepte. S'ensuit alors une cavalcade infernale entre les fugitifs et César.

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    Alix #18 - Vercingétorix by dougwelch on May 02, 2015

    Vercingetorix was last seen surrendering to Caesar in the second Alix book, Le Sphinx d'Or, but the Gallic leader could still be a threat to Caesar and of course that wouldn't be something that Pompey would be against. I find it interesting that Jacques Martin consistently chooses to draw Pompey as younger looking than Caesar when he was about 6-7 years older, but had a much longer military career. Vercingetorix has changed his appearance though as has his army which is shown in flashbacks of th...

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