#Asterix caesar

[artaxerxa]

My Cesar Lockscreen wallpaper

[sinistarz]

[sound of throat clearing in the distance]

[filosofieke]

The way this mug provides the perfect summary for my next chapter👌.

[veni-vidi-yipee]

Hehe redraw time >:3

[the-oddest-inkling]

Yeah Brutus, don't play with your stupid knife.

[coe-olivier]

I love them 🌿

[notfenik]

[scaarahyde]

So normal about him pt 2 ~^v^~

[romaine-arts]

au where the gaul village is just a pop.30 town in the appalachians and caesar is the rich land developer from out of nashville wanting to buy their land

[pygian-weapon]

DO NOT COMPARE CAESAR TO ELON MUSK HE DOESN'T DESERVE THAT we can come with a Bastille day tumblr celebration or smth, but Caesar was killed by a bunch of old rich men lmao (and his adopted son, et tu brute - cit. Jared Padalecki). this isn't exactly a win for the working people.

Yeah yeah he did war crimes and got too drunk on power, but at least he didn't have an hentai addiction is what I mean

[just-chilling-around-raaatz]

not sure how to start with this account but i m sure nothing could wrong with asterix :)

[curtvilescomic]

Julius Caesar in Asterix by Rene Goscinny and Albert Uderzo

If not today, then when?

[filosofieke]

@calimera62 @istadris

Look what you made me do.

(More is to come, but as per usual, transforming loose scenes into something coherent takes longer than expected and I couldn't resist posting a first part)

Also, whenever I write, I seem to prefer the hero's pov. Which is why I consider it a huge victory I picked Jules's one here. As infamous as he is, a hero he is not.

Dues to pay - Chapter 1 - Filosofieke - Astérix le Gaulois | The Adventures of Asterix (Bande Dessinée) [Archive of Our Own]

[veni-vidi-yipee]

The latest Asterix movie was trash from what I've heard but it did get an illustrated book adaptation of it and it's alright. Might scan (and translate) it properly later but for now have all the pics of Caesar (and Cleopatra) I took of it

[fipindustries]

its so weird to just see asterix walk up to caesar and simply talk to the guy.

also, the figure of caesar in asterix is fascinating because he is undoubdetly the villain here, he is the final boos, the big bad dicator. and yet the gauls seems to hold no animosity towards the guy because they know he is at worst an occasiona inconvenience. but also when on his own he is shown to be not a super evil man, he is shown to be a rather complex figure, reasonable, honorable, sober, too proud of himself certainly, enmeshed in dramas of the senate and other plots at rome. but definetly a dictator and a colonizer who has megalomaniac ambitions to conquer the world. i dont know, its a surprisingly nuanced depiction for such a silly comic