The English introduction to The Adventures of Tintin is a little more word counting

The series first appeared in France on January 10, 1929 little vingtiè i, a young supplement to the Belgian newspaper le vingtiè i ècle. The series of successful looks** was published in the Belgian main newspaper Le Soir spun into a successful new magazine. In 1950, Hergé created the atelier Hergé, which produced the Twenty-Four Ding Ding ** Standard Collection.

The Adventures of Tintin has been adapted for radio, television, play, film.

The series is set to be essentially a reality [3] in the twentieth century. Its protagonist is Tintin, a young Belgian journalist. His faithful fox terrier, Snow, has always assisted him in his quest (Milou in the original French version).

Later, the popularity of the casting increased including the arrogant and cynical Captain Haddock, the highly intelligent but hearing-impaired professor calculus (French: Professeur litmus), and other supporting characters such as the incompetent detectives Thomson and Thompson (French: Dupont and Dupont) and opera diva Bianca Castafil.

Note: The translated names in this entry are subject to the translated version of China Juvenile and Children's Publishing House, and if there is any translation ambiguity or multiple meanings, it will be marked separately.

Tintin's comic book story is mainly adventure-oriented, supplemented by science fiction content, the content is humorous, and at the same time advocates anti-war, peace and humanitarian ideas, and it is very famous in Western countries. The story is inspired by the travels of Danish writer and actor Pale Hard, who traveled the world in 44 days at the age of 15.

Black Island was redrawn in the 1960s. In the 60s, France produced two separate comics films, "Tintin and the Golden Fleece" and "Tintin and the Blue Orange", which were independently of comics, and published them together. In the 70s, Studio Hergé created "Tintin in Shark Lake".

After Hergé's death, according to his last wishes, the Tintin series no longer created follow-up comics.

Although the story of Tintin is 100 years old, it still has a considerable number of fans and memorials today, and its comic series is still being reprinted in Europe.

The Adventures of Tintin

It tells the story of one day that Tintin bought an ancient ship model and gave it to the captain as a gift, so another thrilling adventure began in the sedan chair, and from an old diary they learned the history of this ancient ship model, and the Unicorn hides a story of pirates and treasures. With the help of their laughing friend, Detective DuPont, Tintin, Snow and the captain set out to uncover the secrets of the Unicorn.