National Geographic
In their May, 1977 issue the publication featured an article called The Celts: Europe's Founders, the article featured a section called Vive Les Celts devoted to Asterix with a comic strip exculsively drawn for the magazine. The inclusion of the article was an attempt by Asterix's creator to make the character well known in the United States. The strip, which was the first to ever appear in the publication, was later reprinted in Asterix and the Class Act.
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