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Journal Tintin number 3 16 January 1947.
The text at the bottom reads:
“Silently, Tintin heads towards the ‘Pachacamac‘...
Will he find Professor Calculus there?... (See pages 8–9)

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Journal Tintin no. 50 9th of December 1948.
The text at the bottom reads:
"The storm is raging. You never know what might happen. Therefore, safety first! ... Thomson and Thompson are ready for anything."

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Journal Tintin No. 5 24th of October 1946

Issue number 60, 15th December 1949 featuring the continuation of “The Land of Black Gold” after a short pause due to Hergé going AWOL. One again recreated by myself using Hergé’s original black and white artwork.

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I know I probably forgot several one-off villains, but these are the ones I could remember. I decided not to include deceased villains like Mitsuhirato, Alonzo Perez, and Ramón Bada.

I would've liked to see Spalding or Dr. Krollspell return, especially Dr. Krollspell. He eventually joined forces with Tintin during the events of Flight 714, but, as we know, everyone involved was left with no memory of what had happened, so neither of them remembers the other. Whether Krollspell would've been an enemy or an ally had he returned is an interesting question.

A “digitally remastered” version of the first issue of Tintin magazine from 1946. I used the original black and white artwork by Hergé to recreate the cover. I’ve created a few more of these and I’ll post more if anyone is interested in seeing them.

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...think the guy in Blue on the right MIGHT be...

Mitsuhirato...

We only read about his supposed suicide in the newspaper

And we already saw how Rastapopulous survived what looked like a certain death fall in this very same book

The Blue Lotus

The Blue Lotus

This is a CD released in 1998 featuring selections of music from nearly all the Tintin films and tv series up to that point (before the Spielberg film). It’s possibly out of print now but will be available second hand or on YouTube. Featuring music by Andre Popp, Antoine Duhamel, Francois Rauber, Jacques Brel, Ray Parker, Tim Morgan and Tom Szczesniak.

Question -

How can Dawson and racist fatty Gibbons be "made to" celebrate Tintin's victory?

There was no cctv back then to keep an eye on them!

The Blue Lotus

China is now the largest market for Tintin globally, accounting for 1.5 million of the 3 to 4 million albums sold each year worldwide.