Is Asterix series dead?

Is Asterix series dead?

No.

Well, Goscinny died four decades ago and Uderzo retired. It's still going with a new team, but it's pretty much the definition of a zombie even if Ferri/Conrad are honestly not doing that bad a job.

As long as they don't reboot the continuity with each creative team.

let a good thing die with dignity.

The newish movie was bretty gud. I feel like Sup Forums would like it.

The one by Astier? I think you need to be French to fully apreciate it.

The newer books were quite nice

the falling sky happened, that's no longer an option

Final story needs to end with Caesar's assassination.

Asterix uncovers the plot, tells Caesar and Julius retires to the one place no other Roman dares to venture.

>Julius retires to the one place no other Roman dares to venture.
Heterosexuality

I would really like that ending, Caesar is so damn likeable in Asterix.

how many books have they made after Asterix and the Falling Sky? I stopped reading after than one.

Isn't the end of The Twelve Tasks of Asterix the canon ending? and the rest of the series is all that happens before it?

Uderzo made a 50th anniversary book then Ferry and Conrad made two albums.

I actually see him rooming with Cacofonix.

12 Tasks isn't canon. It was a movie first and then adapted into a comic.

This, too bad the French have no dignity.

At least it's not (((Lucky Luke)))

I got the impression that Sup Forums liked this one.
Hope springs eternal.

Because it's not by Gerra.