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Albert Uderzo: Asterix co-creator and illustrator dies aged 92
Albert Uderzo, who drew the Asterix comic books, has died at the age of 92.
He created the famous stories – about the adventures of Gaulish warriors fighting the Roman Empire – with his friend René Goscinny in 1959.
As well as illustrating the series, Urderzo took over the writing following Goscinny’s death in 1977.
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“Albert Uderzo died in his sleep at his home in Neuilly, after a heart attack that was not linked to the coronavirus,” his son-in-law Bernard de Choisy told the AFP news agency.