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Adventures of Tintin (Tintin Three-in-one Volumes)

1 review

Methuen young books, 1991

The first three standard adventures of Tintin in Hergé's canon
This is Volume 1 of the seven hardcover collections each other a trio of the Adventures of Tintin written and drawn by Hergé. The first is rather quaint by the overall standard of the series, but it does serve as a clear indication of how much Hergé's creation grew over time. There are a pair of even earlier adventures, "Tintin in the Soviet Union" and "Tintin in the Congo," but they are more ...

Adventures of Tintin (Three-in-one Volume)
Herge

Methuen young books, 1992

The Adventures of Tintin : L'Oreille Cassee

1 review
Herge

French & European Pubns, 1988

L'Oreille Casse has my ear
One of the better one's. Titin travels to South America and meets, as usual, characters that stay with us throughout the series. This is a great read, and wonderful pictures of the jungles in South America.

The Adventures of Tintin : Tintin in the Congo

24 reviews
Herge

French & European Pubns, 1930

Outstanding for Children
This one is great for kids. Every child in North America and Europe should read this wonderful book.

Adventures of Tintin : Tintin and the Picaros
Herge

French and European Publications Inc, 1990

Adventures of Tintin and the Picaros (The Adventures of Tintin)

12 reviews
Herge

Methuen, 1979

Banana Republic...
Bianca Castafiore, the 'Milanese nightingale' is arrested in San Theodoros, for allegedly plotting against the regime of General Tapioca, who goes on to accuse Tintin, Captain Haddock and Professor Calculus of working with Castafiore to overthrow his government in support of their friend, General Alcazar. Tapioca lures our friends to San Theodoros by inviting them to come there and prove their ...