René Goscinny was a French comic book writer, best known for co-creating the beloved series Asterix alongside illustrator Albert Uderzo. Born on August 14, 1926, in Paris, he became a prominent figure in the world of comics, contributing to various publications and creating memorable characters. His storytelling style combined humor with clever social commentary, making his work appealing to both children and adults. In addition to Asterix, Goscinny also created the popular series Lucky Luke, featuring a cowboy who could shoot faster than his shadow. His influence on the comic industry is significant, and his works continue to be celebrated worldwide, inspiring adaptations in film and television. Goscinny passed away on November 5, 1977,