René Goscinny was a French comic writer and editor, best known for his work on the beloved comic series Asterix. Born on August 14, 1926, in Paris, he became a prominent figure in the world of comics and humor. Goscinny collaborated with illustrator Albert Uderzo to create the adventures of a small Gaul who resists Roman occupation, which became a cultural phenomenon. In addition to Asterix, Goscinny co-created other popular comic series, including Lucky Luke and Iznogoud. His storytelling style combined wit and satire, appealing to both children and adults. Goscinny's influence on the comic industry remains significant, and he is celebrated for his contributions to French literature and culture