Asterix Bd.14: Asterix In Spanien «Secure»

Asterix in Spain (1969) is the 14th volume in the Asterix series, written by René Goscinny and illustrated by Albert Uderzo, featuring the Gauls rescuing a young boy and satirizing 1960s tourism. The plot follows Asterix and Obelix returning Pepe to his resistant Iberian village while encountering characters inspired by Don Quixote, enduring Roman pursuits, and pioneering the art of bullfighting. This volume is also famous for introducing key running gags, including the first fish-throwing fight and the bard Cacofonix’s rain-inducing singing.

You can purchase a copy of the album from sites like Wikipedia and Asterix the Gaul . Asterix Bd.14: Asterix in Spanien