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Superdupont [ sypɛʁdypɔ̃ ] is a French comic series by Jacques Lob and Marcel Gotlib , which first appeared on September 21, 1972 in the youth magazine Pilote and was continued from 1975 in Fluide Glacial . The series, which is characterized by the individual drawing styles of different cartoonists , parodies the style of superhero comics as well as cultural idiosyncrasies, scientific achievements and typical products of France. This is defended by the ultra-patriotic and openly chauvinist antihero Superdupont in a tireless fight against the subversive forces of the sectarian secret organization Anti-France .

Publication history

Jacques Lob developed the character and adventures of Superdupont , working with various cartoonists. The first draftsman of the series and at the same time co- scenarist was and is Marcel Gotlib. This first sequel to the series appeared on September 21, 1972 in issue 672 of the French youth magazine Pilote . Since Gotlib was busy with editorial work and drawings on other series, Alexis took over the execution of the drawings.

In 1972 Gotlib left the Pilote editorial team and founded the magazine L'Écho des Savanes with Claire Bretécher and Nikita Mandryka , but only after he founded his own magazine, Fluide Glacial , on April 1, 1975 with his childhood friend Jacques Diament Superdupont continued there from 1975. While working on the episode La croisade de superdupont (II) Alexis (1946-1977) died unexpectedly at the age of 30 years following rupture of a brain aneurysm and Gotlib finished the drawings of the episode in his own style. Jean Solé then took over the drawing. In the 1980s and 1990s, other cartoonists such as Daniel Goossens (author and draftsman at Fluide Glacial), Neal Adams (specialist in the drawings of American superheroes) and Alexandre Coutelis (former colleague at Pilote and newspaper cartoonist ) contributed to their individual style Success of the series.

To Gotlib's chagrin, the French nationalist Jean-Marie Le Pen and his Front National party took advantage of Superdupont's popularity as early as the late 1980s . This development and the death of the scriptwriter Jacques Lob (1932–1990) are likely reasons for the suspension of the series in the 1990s.

Only in October 2006 the series in Fluide Glacial was continued on the initiative of Lefred Thouron; Gotlib and Thouron wrote new scenarios and Solé implemented them in drawings.

From 1977, complete episodes of Superdupont have been published in six comic albums by Fluide Glacial and Audie / Fluide Glacial ; In 1984, Volumes 1 and 2 were published in German by Volksverlag .

The new start of the series was conceived and drawn up over two years by Gotlieb, François Boucq and Karim Belkrouf . In 2015 Dargaud published previously unpublished stories as Volume 1 ( Renaissance ).

Genre and presentation

Superdupont is a parody of France as the Grande Nation and of the fear of losing French achievements, values ​​and habits and of having to defend them against foreign countries ( l'étranger , literally 'the foreign'). The protagonist and antihero, who deals with the pathos of American superheroes and is entangled in the usual course of action of this genre, sees in the cultural influence from outside - and in foreigners in general - a threat to his fatherland (la patrie) and is thus a caricature of the chauvinistic National pride on the one hand and nationalist paranoia and xenophobia on the other.

The series consists of completed, often multi-part episodes (mostly with a prologue and / or epilogue ), which sometimes follow one another in time, sometimes tell in flashbacks of Superdupont's earlier adventures or his youth. The large number of episodes - especially those that deal with the relationship between Superdupont and Georgette - are to be understood as adult comics in which there are also very clear erotic drawings. The ironic-parodic theme and narrative style of the series has been retained for over 40 years, but the graphic appearance of Superdupont is characterized by the very different drawing styles - from two-dimensional cartoonism to detailed realism. The episodes from 1972 to the 1990s are inked in black and white; from the 2000s and the restart by Thouron, Superdupont appears in color through the work of the colorist Ngo Ngam.

The series has several running gags : for example, the arrival of the super (anti) hero in the scenario is associated with bursting doors, shattering windows and flying bricks; many episodes end with a successful defense against an anti-France attack, but the protagonist leaves clearly visible collateral damage; when Superdupont raves about the beauty of French cultural assets or the virtues of the French with an upward look, it literally moves him to tears.

Actors and Action

Superdupont

The mission

At night in Paris, the young Jean Dupont is led through a mysterious light to the Arc de Triomphe , where he finds an entrance through which he enters a burial hall deep below the monument . There the Unknown Soldier, who died in the First World War near Verdun , awaits him , who reveals that Jean is his father and that a special task awaits him . Over the next seven days and nights, the young man goes through a magical ritual and becomes Superdupont , the Super-French (Super-Français) who - like his father before him - will defend France and its culture.

The original meter - France has “the right measure” (la juste mesure) and Superdupont is responsible for it.

Since that experience, Superdupont has had super powers and senses (similar to Superman ) and proudly wears the colors of the national flag (like Captain America ). He characterizes himself as follows: "Je ne suis qu'un modeste surhomme, un simple justier, qui n'aspire qu'à servir sa patrie."

In the third part of the episode about the stolen standard meter , he is confirmed in his mission during a vision from the very highest authority: "The Great Builder" (Le Grand Architecte) appears to him and announces that it is France's job - and therefore Superdupont's job - to do the job to proclaim “the right measure” (la juste mesure) and the “metrical truth” (la vérité métrique) to other nations and even to the whole universe, to the ignorant (ignorants) and unbelievers (infidèles) .

Superdupont receives a third confirmation of his mission through Jesus , who has taken French citizenship, wears a beret under the crown of thorns and has decided to replace all necessary utensils for Holy Mass with French products.

In emergency situations, Superdupont receives female help by pleading with the French national symbol Marianne , who has practical advice ready for him.

Authorized in this way and strengthened in its patriotic attitude, Superdupont manages time and again to fulfill its mission by solving absurdly difficult challenges and to defend France against the machinations of Anti-France .

The man

Cockade of France
The Marseillaise - for Superdupont Achilles heel and weapon at the same time

In terms of physiognomy , Superdupont fulfills the typical cliché of a French: He is middle-aged, has a set on his stomach and a high forehead with carefully combed hair (which you only see in very private situations, since he wears a military beret on his missions ) and will sometimes shown with a mustache , sometimes with a Clark Gable beard . His language is stilted and pathetic and in moments of surprise he uses ancient, religiously connoted curses.

Clothed it with a short-sleeved undershirt (type marcel ) with blue / white / red cockade on the breast and the initials SD , a dark blue cape , white long pants , by a Flanellgürtel in the colors of the tricolor with a (national) safety needle held be, slippers ( Charentaises ) and a leather cuff on the right wrist.

Superdupont has super powers similar to Superman. In addition, it still has disinfectant rays, it can shrink subatomically through willpower and it can literally smell non-French people and feel “their disturbing strangeness”. He is also a master in the French savate martial art (boxe française) . Playing the Marseillaise has two opposite effects for him: Superdupont can use his SD card as a Marseillaise record and thus - morally and emotionally strengthened - bring anti-France agents to their knees. A distorted version of the Marseillaise, the singing of the Marseillaise in a language other than French, or - even worse - the Marseillaise played backwards, on the other hand, are Superdupont's Achilles' heels and make him helpless against his enemies. Anti-France discovers another weakness when the organization intends to torture Superdupont with holograms: if he is lured into a room whose walls, ceiling, floor and door are completely covered in the colors of the Tricolore, he cannot break out there it is impossible for him to violently raise his hand against "the three holy colors" - but here, too, the super-French finds a solution.

As a good patriot, he is loyal to the government and supports the French economy by standing up for the consumption of red wine and Camembert and other French products and, in a conversation with the illustrator Solé, defends himself against being drawn with Chinatusche (Encre de Chine) . In the same vein , he consumes five packets of Gauloises a day, but he does not light the cigarettes because he does not want to violate the health minister's anti-smoking campaign, and he pays his income tax the day after the expiration date so that he can add the 10th % Fine to the state treasury.

Anti-France

Anti-France logo
Camembert - a goal for Anti-France to destroy the reputation of French products
The Eiffel Tower - target of two attacks by Anti-France

Anti-France (also Antifrance ) is a sectarian secret organization, a personified caricature of all real and unreal problems that France has or believes to have with other states and non-French in general .

The aim of this organization is to ridicule and destroy France, the Grande Nation , the land of freedom, equality, brotherhood ; in the words of Superdupont : "... ?? une société secrète et anonyme composée d'étrangers jaloux de la prospérité de notre pays! ”To achieve this goal, to discredit French politics, paralyze the administration and sabotage the industry, Anti-France mostly uses sophisticated, foreign technology such as the installation of a distributor of foreign particles (particules étrangères) on the Eiffel Tower to depress the French population, a giant magnet to slow down the telephone time announcement - and thus all of France - or a robot factory in which an inedible replacement Camembert is made. But Anti-France does not shy away from stealing the Eiffel Tower or using gonococci as biological weapons.

Anti-France agents usually appear in groups, wear tight, black full-body suits that only leave the eyes and nose / mouth area free and speak anti-French (Anti-Français) , a gibberish made up of German , English , Spanish , Italian and other languages, but formulated in such a way that the reader can decipher the statements. The sect-like character of Anti-France is portrayed in such a way that their secret gatherings take place in the Ku Klux Klan fashion and that the agents in the fight against Superdupont self-despisingly and laughingly accept death, while proclaiming their belief in the final victory : "L'Anti-France vaincra!"

After Superdupont uncovered and thwarted several acts of sabotage by Anti-France , he himself gets caught in the crosshairs of the organization and attempts are made to uncover his weak points with the help of undercover agent Georgette Doublanski and then to eliminate him - which almost succeeds.

Georgette Doublanski

Georgette Doublanski is the tragic love of Superdupont - and vice versa . She is a young, attractive woman who worked as a policewoman in normal life , but who was won over by Anti-France as an undercover agent. Through her use as an erotic decoy , the superhero falls in love with her and she succeeds in discovering “the weaknesses in Superdupont's armor”. Anti-France can take him by surprise and almost knock him out, but Georgette has also fallen in love with Superdupont , saves him at the last second and both escape.

Three floors with cells, inner courtyard and the location in the middle of the sea - Sainte-Marie-Les-Roquettes , where inmate No. 9427 (Doublanski, Georgette) is incarcerated, is similar to Fort Boyard shown here .

After confessing her life story to Superdupont - she is the daughter of a French woman who was seduced and then abandoned by an unknown exotic foreigner; It was only through this split personality (Georgette himself describes himself as a hybrid being in which angel and demon live side by side) that Anti-France was able to gain access to her - and after a passionate affair in Georgette's apartment, Superdupont hands her over to the French judiciary, because in his words "she owes a debt to her fatherland" (une dette envers la patrie) .

When Georgette goes on a hunger strike after two years of imprisonment and seems capable of extremes, she saves Superdupont by hypnotizing her into a fantasy world in which she is married to him and they have four children together, but Georgette has more Remain 13 years in the prison fortress of Sainte-Marie-Les-Roquettes , the fortress of the lost girls (forteresse des filles perdues) .

When Georgette is freed from there by Anti-France and again intrigues against Superdupont under false pretenses , he saves her one more time. When she came to her knowledge, she asked him to take her back to Sainte-Marie-Les-Roquettes .

Superdupont Junior

When the series starts again in 2015, Volume 1 ( Renaissance ) introduces Superdupont Junior, the son of Superdupont, who has the same powers as his father. Renaissance treated the impressive birth, the first admissions to the superhero life by the father (known as "Su père characterized dupont" is) and Juniors first heroic act: he destroyed completely the slip angle of the "Pope of darkness." Superdupont Junior's mother is portrayed but not mentioned by name: it is not Georgette Doublanski.

More people

Not only the main actor and his opponents, but also marginalized people ("foreigners", live-in ladies, French officials and ministers etc.) as well as well-known people ( Ronald Reagan and various American superheroes), Pope Paul VI. , Gustave Eiffel , Émile Coué and many others are caricatured and exaggerated clichéd in appearance, language and behavior. French presidents have guest appearances in some episodes ( Valéry Giscard d'Estaing , François Mitterrand , Jacques Chirac ). Their role is to ask Superdupont for help in an imminent crisis situation and then, after he solves the problems for them, to commend and admire him as the humble hero flies away on new adventures.

Superdupont out of series

In 1982 Jérôme Savary adapted Superdupont with his Grand Magic Circus as a musical comedy under the title Superdupont ze Show . The show, with Alice Sapritch in a burlesque role, premiered in the Théâtre municipal de Béziers in September 1982, had 10 performances in the Nouveau Théâtre de Nice (November 17-27, 1982) and ended with 40 performances in the Théâtre national de L 'Odéon (from December 1982). On this occasion, in October 1982 the publishing house des Theâtre de Béziers published the illustrated book Le Grand Magic Circus SuperDupont ze show! out.

There is a statuette by Superdupont , limited to 2222 pieces, about 20 centimeters tall , which shows him in a stooped position with a stretched fist on an oversized camembert.

In 1996, a 25-minute stunt show entitled Main basse sur la Joconde (roughly translated as Hands off the Mona Lisa ) was conceived in Parc Asterix , which has changed over the years. In addition to his name SuperMarcel , the hero also shows similarities in costume with Superdupont .

Publications

Magazines

  • Pilote (1972)
  • Fluide Glacial (from 1975)
    • Superdupont also made guest appearances in the adult comics Rhââ GnaGna and Rhââ Lovely, as well as in Rubrique-à-brac , all by Gotlib.

Comic albums

  • Volume 1: Superdupont (Audie-Fluide Glacial, October 1977); German edition: Superdupont , Volksverlag (1984), translated by Eva Kornbichler
    • Échec aux empoisonneurs! (Praise, Gotlib)
    • Le jour ou la France retarda (Praise, Alexis)
    • L'énigme du George V (Gotlib, Alexis)
    • Opération Pifomètre (I) (Praise, Alexis)
    • Superdupont contre les profanateurs du mètre (II) (Praise, Gotlib, Alexis)
    • Superdupont face au mètre suprème (III) (Gotlib, Lob, Alexis)
  • Volume 2: Amour et forfaiture (Audie-Fluide Glacial, August 1980); German edition: Love and forgetting of duty , Volksverlag (1984), translated by Eva Kornbichler
    • L'intox (Solé, Gotlib)
    • Amour et forfaiture (I): Georgette (Lob, Solé, Gotlib)
    • Amour et forfaiture (II): Le rendez-vous fatal !! (Praise, Solé, Gotlib)
    • Amour et forfaiture (III): Torture & châtiment (Solé, Gotlib, Lob)
    • Amour et forfaiture (IV): Le tragique secret de Georgette Doublanski (Solé, Gotlib, praise)
  • Volume 3: Opération Camembert (Audie-Fluide Glacial, January 1983)
    • Opération Camembert (I): Périz sur le patrimoine fromager (Gotlib, Lob, Solé)
    • Opération Camembert (II): Superdupont mène l'enqête (Praise, Gotlib, Solé)
    • Opération Camembert (III): La poursuite endiablée (Solé, Gotlib, Lob)
    • Opération Camembert (IV): Superdupont dans l'antre des empoissonneurs sans âme (Gotlib, Solé, praise)
    • Opération Camembert (V): Le châtiment !! (Praise, Gotlib, Solé)
    • Coeur enchaîné (Gotlib, Lob, Solé)
  • Volume 4: Oui nide Iou (Audie-Fluide Glacial, September 1983)
    • Naissance d'un surhomme (Praise, Gotlib, Goossens)
    • Opération tiercé (Praise, Alexis)
    • On a volé la Tour Eiffel (Gotlib, Lob (Gotlob) , Coutelis)
    • Dans les vignes du Président (Praise, Gotlib, Goossens)
    • Les nourritures célestes (Gotlib, praise)
    • Opération encrage (Lob, Gotlib, Solé) ** Coeur enchaîné (Gotlib, Lob, Solé)
  • Volume 5: Les âmes noires (Audie-Fluide Glacial, January 1995)
    • La croisade de Superdupont (I) (Gotlib, Alexis)
    • La croisade de Superdupont (II) (Gotlib, Alexis)
    • Les âmes noires (I): La prison tricolore (Gotlib, Lob (Gliblob) , Solé)
    • Les âmes noires (II): Le triomphe de la vérité (Gotlib, Lob, Solé ( Solib, Bol, Gotlé) )
    • Le Noël de Super Petit Pierre (Praise, Gotlib, Solé)
  • Volume 6: Superdupont pourchasse l'ignoble (Audie-Fluide Glacial, 2008)
    • Superdupont contre l'axe du mal (Thouron, Gotlib, Solé, Ngam)
    • Education civique (Thouron, Gotlib, Solé, Ngam)
    • Public service (Thouron, Gotlib, Solé, Ngam)
    • À la rescousse de nostre beyle langue Françoise (Thouron, ** Naissance d'un surhomme (Lob, Gotlib, Goossens) Gotlib, Solé, Ngam)
  • Volume 7: In vitro véritas (Audie-Fluide Glacial, 2013)
    • In vitro véritas (Lefred, Thouron, Gotlib, Solé)
    • Protection rapprichée (Lefred, Thouron, Gotlib, Solé)
    • L'Euro mortel (Lefred, Thouron, Gotlib, Solé)
    • La musique e durci l'humeur (Lefred, Thouron, Gotlib, Solé)
    • Le remède miracle (Lefred, Thouron, Gotlib, Solé)
    • Another twelve one-page comic short stories (Superdupont-Express)
  • Fluide Glacial Special (HS82): Superdupont (Audie-Fluide Glacial, January 1982)
    • Un hommage à M. et Mme Bidochon (Binet ( Christian Binet ))
    • Mémorial (Praise, Gotlib)
    • Naissance d'un surhomme (Praise, Gotlib, Goossens)
    • De la confiture aux cochons (Léandri (Bruno Léandri), Coucho (Marcel Couchaux))
    • Superdupont 1982 (Pétillon (René Pétillon))
    • Opération tiercé (Praise, Alexis)
    • Superdupont goes to New York (H. Kurtzman (Harvey Kurtzman), Sarah Downs)
    • Superdupont face à Ordinaire Dupont (Lions (?))
    • Superdupont contre Gueulederak ( Maëster (Jean-Marie Ballester))
    • L'Antifrance existe (praise)
    • On a volé la Tour Eiffel (Gotlib, Lob (Gotlob) , Coutelis)
    • Mission accomplie (Édika (Édouard Karali))
    • Précis de Grammaire Anti-Française (Léandri (Bruno Léandri))
    • Les nourritures célestes (Gotlib, praise)
    • Coeur enchaîné (Gotlib, Lob, Solé)
    • Spéciales dernières (Franquin ( André Franquin ))
    • Superdupont contre mon Beauf (Cabu (Jean Cabut))


  • Volume 1: Renaissance (Dargaud, 2015; dedicated to Jacques Lob. In the foreword Gotlib traces the history and conception of Superdupont and also goes into the new start of the series.)
    • Renaissance (Boucq, Gotlib, Belkrouf)
    • Change Bébé (Boucq, Gotlib, Belkrouf)
    • Le Cœur d'un Père (Boucq, Gotlib, Belkrouf)

literature

  • Claude Moliterni and Philippe Mellot: Chronologie de la bande dessinée , Flammarion (1996)
  • Gilles Ratier: Avant la case: Histoire de la bande dessinée francophone du XXe siècle racontée par les scénaristes , PLG (2002)
  • Matthew Screech: Masters of the Ninth Art: Bandes dessinees and Franco-Belgian Identity , Liverpool University Press (2005)
  • Jacques Diament: Fluide Glacial Gotlib ... Et moi , Editions L'Harmattan (2011)

Individual evidence and explanations

  1. a b Volume 5: La croisade de Superdupont (II)
  2. a b In the foreword to Volume 5: Les âmes noires Gotlib writes under the title Lâcheurs ... ( loosely translated Faithless Tomatoes ... ) a very idiosyncratic obituary for Alexis and praise, which makes it clear how close the cooperation must have been .
  3. The last two panels (pencil drafts) by Alexis were preserved as such in the episode.
  4. Le Monde , May 2, 2002, pp. 16-17
  5. ^ Jacques Le Bohec: L'implication des journalistes dans le phénomène Le Pen , Volume 1, Editions L'Harmattan (2004), 5
  6. Interview with Marcel Gotlib on October 8th, on the occasion of the publication of Volume 6 (French)
  7. ^ Anne Martin-Conrad: Pierre Gripari , L'Age d'Homme (2001), p. 335
  8. a b c Volume 4: Naissance d'un surhomme
  9. a b c Volume 1: Le jour ou la France retarda
  10. "I am just a humble superman, a simple advocate of justice who only seeks to serve his country."
  11. a b Volume 1: Opération Pifomètre (I)
  12. The title Superdupont face au mètre suprème is a language-specific play on words with the terms mètre ('meter') and maître ('Herr, Meister'); this can be freely translated as Superdupont face to face with the original meter / Supreme Lord.
  13. a b Volume 1: Superdupont face au mètre suprème (III)
  14. a b c d Volume 4: On a volé la Tour Eiffel
  15. Volume 5: Les âmes noires (II): Le triomphe de la vérité
  16. Some examples: Sapristi! (Transformation of sacristi (Holy Jesus!) So as not to appear blasphemous ); Diantre! (Transformation of diable ( devil ; for example devil too! ) So as not to call the tempter by name); Parbleu! (Transformation of par Dieu (by God!) So as not to appear blasphemous); Sapperlotte! ( euphemic synonym for sapristi ; also sacrelote and saprelotte ); Ciel! (literally heaven ; for example heaven help! ); Malédiction! (literally a curse ; cursed again! )
  17. l'objet: le marcel ( Memento of the original of April 3, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , History of marcel on ARTE, broadcast on September 5, 2010 (French) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.arte.tv
  18. Charentaises, a typically French product that emerged at the beginning of the 20th century, are yellow-brownish slippers made of felt with various patterns reminiscent of Scottish tartans .
  19. a b c d Volume 1: L'énigme du George V
  20. a b Volume 7: In vitro veritas
  21. a b Volume 2: Amour et forfaiture (IV): Le tragique secret de Georgette Doublanski
  22. a b c Volume 1: Échec aux empoisonneurs!
  23. Volume 2: L'intox
  24. a b Volume 2: Amour et forfaiture (I): Georgette
  25. Volume 2: Amour et forfaiture (III): Torture & châtiment
  26. a b Volume 5: Les âmes noires (I): La prison tricolore
  27. Superdupont is supposed to be broken emotionally - which turns out to be in vain - by showing him holographically and from all positions clear scenes of Georgette in love play with Dark Negroschwarzenblack, a leader of Anti-France .
  28. ^ Volume 3: Opération Camembert (I): Périz sur le patrimoine fromager
  29. Volume 3: Opération Camembert (II): Superdupont mène l'enqête
  30. Volume 4: Opération encrage
  31. Volume 4: Opération tiercé
  32. ^ "Anti-France" is a pejorative term that was first coined by the nationalist intellectual Charles Maurras (1868–1952). According to Maurras, the following four elements belong to Anti-France : Jews, Freemasons, parliamentary democracy and generally “foreigners” (“les étrangers”); Eric Vatré: Charles Maurras , Nouvelles Editions Latines (1978).
  33. "... ?? a secret and anonymous association made up of strangers jealous of the prosperity of our country! ”(pun: société anonyme , i.e. 'stock corporation')
  34. Volume 3: Opération Camembert (IV): Superdupont dans l'antre des empoissonneurs sans âme
  35. Volume 3: Opération Camembert (V): Le châtiment !!
  36. Arabic , Japanese and Russian characters are interspersed graphically .
  37. Longer conversations between anti-France agents are written in the version française out of consideration for the reader (as the authors expressly explain in a separate panel) , but to distinguish them from the real francophone series characters (white speech bubble , black text) are the Anti-France speech bubbles black with white text.
  38. Volume 2: Amour et forfaiture (II): Le rendez-vous fatal !!
  39. A sneering, wicked, underhanded laugh is shown in French comics with Ahr! Ahr! Ahr! , There! There! There! or Hyark! Hyark! Hyark! circumscribed.
  40. "Anti-France will win!"
  41. Here comes the irony in the parody: The French patriotic (anti) hero can only be saved with the help of two bananas - a foreign agricultural product .
  42. In the retrospective representation he has caricatured Arab facial features, wears a kilt with leather suspenders and a fez , plays the sitar , has cowboy boots and smokes a meerschaum pipe ; sometimes he is shown with two, then with four arms.
  43. The authors and the draftsman Solé depict this situation indirectly with clearly recognizable national symbols of France on two opposite sides in several panels.
  44. ^ According to age: François, Marianne, Pierre; the name of the third boy is not given.
  45. Volume 3: Coeur enchaîné
  46. a b Volume 5: Les âmes noires (II): Le triomphe de la vérité
  47. ^ Volume 4: Dans les vignes du Président
  48. Volume 5: La croisade de Superdupont (I)
  49. Volume 3: À la rescousse de nostre beyle langue Françoise
  50. Volume 4: Les nourritures célestes
  51. Les Arcives du Spectacle, Superdupont Ze show (French)
  52. Schedule of the Odéon ( Memento of the original from August 26, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (French) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.theatre-odeon.fr
  53. Parc Asterix: Main basse sur la Joconde ( Memento of the original from October 20, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (French) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.parcasterix.fr
  54. The album bears the dedication: En espérant que Lob et Alexis se retourneront de bonheur dans leur tombe. ; dt. In the hope that Lob and Alexis will turn around in their graves with happiness.
  55. HS, d. H. hors série , 'special volume'

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