Tintin Comic Book

There has been a mixed response from anti-racism groups over a newly modified version of the Tintin comic books, after it was widely criticised over its colonialist depiction of Africans.

An original page from a classic "Tintin" comic book sold for far above its estimate at an auction of drawings by the beloved character's creator in Paris on Wednesday, though not all of the offerings attracted as much demand.

A rare drawing of comic book hero Tintin by Belgian cartoonist Herge will be auctioned in Hong Kong today as experts say comic art is becoming as collectible as paintings.

Intrepid boy hero Tintin stars at one of Europe's top art fairs next week when the original cover of his 1942 "Shooting Star" adventures goes on sale for 2.5 million euros.

Steven Spielberg's highly anticipated big screen adaptation of the adventures of the comic book hero Tintin is set for release on December 26.

Iconic Belgium comic cub-reporter Tintin's famous catchphrase "Great Snakes" becomes "Baal ki khaal" and his best friend Captain Archibald Haddock would say "Karod kasmasate kaale kacchuve" for his trademark "billions of bilious blue blistering barnacles," as their adventures across the world gets translated into Hindi.     ...

There has been a mixed response from anti-racism groups over a newly modified version of the Tintin comic books, after it was widely criticised over its colonialist depiction of Africans.

An original page from a classic "Tintin" comic book sold for far above its estimate at an auction of drawings by the beloved character's creator in Paris on Wednesday, though not all of the offerings attracted as much demand.

A rare drawing of comic book hero Tintin by Belgian cartoonist Herge will be auctioned in Hong Kong today as experts say comic art is becoming as collectible as paintings.

Intrepid boy hero Tintin stars at one of Europe's top art fairs next week when the original cover of his 1942 "Shooting Star" adventures goes on sale for 2.5 million euros.

Steven Spielberg's highly anticipated big screen adaptation of the adventures of the comic book hero Tintin is set for release on December 26.

Iconic Belgium comic cub-reporter Tintin's famous catchphrase "Great Snakes" becomes "Baal ki khaal" and his best friend Captain Archibald Haddock would say "Karod kasmasate kaale kacchuve" for his trademark "billions of bilious blue blistering barnacles," as their adventures across the world gets translated into Hindi.     ...