Tintin is a beacon of adventure and courage in the world of comic strips, created by the Belgian cartoonist Hergé (pseudonym for Georges Remi) in 1929. Hailing from Belgium, this intrepid young reporter, with his iconic quiff and loyal fox terrier, Snowy (Milou in French), journeys across the globe, unraveling mysteries and confronting villains.
Set against diverse backdrops, from the exotic streets of Cairo to the moon’s lunar surface, Tintin’s tales meld adventure, detective work, and humor. Alongside an ensemble of memorable characters such as the gruff but endearing Captain Haddock, the ingenious Professor Calculus, and the bumbling detectives, Thomson and Thompson, Tintin’s adventures have been translated into numerous languages, with millions of copies sold worldwide.
More than just comics, the series offers a rich tapestry of historical and cultural references, making The Adventures of Tintin a timeless classic beloved by both children and adults.
Coloring page created from "The Blue Lotus" : the fifth volume of The Adventures of Tintin
Tintin in america
The Blue Lotus : Tintin and other comic book characters
Tintin on an elephant
Tintin the blue lotus
Tintin clinging to a building
Scene from Prisoners of the Sun
Tintin the seven christal balls
Drawing inspired by Tintin in Tibet
Thompson and Thomson
The Destination Moon rocket
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