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The Gauls and the Belgians decide to hold a contest to see which one of them is the bravest. However, Julius Caesar isn’t quite so happy to play the role of judge in their abysmal contest of destroying fortified Roman camps. Asterix in Belgium is the 24th novel in the series of comic books by Albert Uderzo and Rene Goscinny. Summary of the Book The Belgians think they’re the bravest. However, the Gauls beg to differ. They have trumped more Roman camps than the Belgians. To settle the matter, the two tribes decide to fight it out, not against each other, but against the might of Caesar’s empire. And Julius Caesar’s going to be the judge of their skills. However, at the end of this contest, is there even going to be a Roman empire left for Caesar to govern? About the Authors The names of Albert Uderzo and René Goscinny are nearly inseparable from the bestselling series they created early in their career. They have received many accolades for their work, and the Asterix series has been translated into many languages around the world.