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Geo-Tintin C'est L'aventure , Un Monde Sans Frontières.
Whether on horseback or aboard a train, a boat, a submarine or even a rocket, Tintin, always on the move, never stops crossing borders. Through a comparison of Hergé's work and the best photos from GEO magazine, this hors-série shows how much Tintin continues to illuminate our contemporary world and its challenges (French version).
Geo-Tintin C'est L'aventure , Un Monde Sans Frontières.
Whether on horseback or aboard a train, a boat, a submarine or even a rocket, Tintin, always on the move, never stops crossing borders. Through a comparison of Hergé's work and the best photos from GEO magazine, this hors-série shows how much Tintin continues to illuminate our contemporary world and its challenges (French version).
Catalogue Piasa Cheverny Oct 2010 - French
This catalog includes all the derivative objects that were present at the PIASA auction in Cheverny in October 2010.
Paperback.
Language: French
Tintin Et Les Autos Europeennes, 24532 (2022)
Hergé's fondness for beautiful cars is well known. In his work there is a profusion of cars, which are inseparable from the action and contribute to the comic or dramatic aspect of the story. Volume 1 gathers cars of European origin, presented in the form of a catalog.
AN ALPHABETIC ANTHOLOGY OF CURIOSITIES FROM HERGÉ’S ADVENTURES OF TINTIN
The object of this Tintin A-Z is to select details and facts that may be less familiar or even unknown, and which throw a new perspective on this remarkable reporter and his adventures. It is inevitably a highly subjective, arbitrary and personal view. Michael Farr (born 1953) is a British expert on the comic series The Adventures of Tintin and its creator, Hergé. He has written several books on the subject, including the best-selling Tintin, The Complete Companion, as well as translating many others into English. A former reporter, first for Reuters and then The Daily Telegraph, he travelled around the world as a foreign correspondent. After meeting Hergé, Farr started writing books about Tintin. Farr was the first to gain full access to the files and material Hergé had used in developing the Tintin stories.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Production Year 2024
Softcover
Format Edition 186x236mm
Language Product English
Geo - Tintin C'est L'aventure 9 - French
Ninth issue of a series of magazines published jointly by Éditions Moulinsart and GEO (Éditions Prisma) focusing on Tintin's travels. This latest publication presents a comprehensive analysis of the 'Explosive Revolutions', from Alcazar to the Arab Spring, asking... can these revolutions still change the world? In addition, on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of Bake and Mortimer, there is a report on everything that links Hergé and E.P. Jacobs. And to complete this issue of the magazine, an unpublished novel illustrated by Xavier Gorce, winner of the 2020 Goncourt d'Hervé le Tellier prize, stands out.
Characteristics:
Binding: paperback
Couché finish
Dimensions: 205 x 288 mm.
144 pages
Catalog of the Hergé exhibition at the Grand Palais.
Hergé for the first time at the Grand Palais! This book was published on the occasion of this exhibition designed in collaboration with the Hergé Museum. It offers a joyful immersion in the work of Tintin's father. As early as 1929, the adventures of Tintin were published in Le Petit Vingtième. Georges Remi, alias Hergé, embarks on a fabulous career as an author, both a talented cartoonist and a virtuoso scriptwriter. He creates a style, a line, a school. His notoriety and success will only spread to Belgium, Europe and the world. This book brings together two books in one and provides a new and interactive reading experience. It introduces Hergé, Totor, Tintin, Quick and Flupke and the others..., alternating essays, quotes, documents, leading to a remarkable illustration.
Language: French
Coloring book. With these sheets, young and old tintinophiles will enjoy painting little pieces of the world created by Hergé. Language: French, Dutch, English.
Year of production: 2025
26 x 34 cm.
Herge - Tintin Et Les Trains - French
How many of Tintin's adventures begin in a train station? When Hergé began his career as a cartoonist a little over a century ago, the train had revolutionized everyday life and had become part of the landscape. Hergé drew locomotives of astonishing realism with perfect environments. Steam, diesel or electric, they are directly inspired by legendary engines that trace the history and development of railroads around the world. This extensively documented book is now published to coincide with the opening, on September 24, of Train World in Brussels (Schaerbeek station).
Inside format: 22 x 29,3 cm.
64 pages with flyleaves.
4-color printing on 135gr. paper.
Sewn with linen thread.
Hardcover.
Matte plasticized.
Tchang - Comment L'amitié Déplaça Les Montagnes - French
The personal relationship between Hergé and Tchang Tchong-jen is recounted in Tchang! Comment l'amitié déplaça les montagnes, a detailed chronicle, including the correspondence between the two. Jean-Michel Coblence and Tchang Yifei delve into the personal friend of Tintin's creator, whose role was relevant in the making of The Blue Lotus, Hergé's first great masterpiece. Not by chance, Tchang appears in another adventure, Tintin in Tibet, another of the best in the collection.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 191
Language: French
Tintin En Amérique – Yawn (Colored) - French
French album of the first version of Tintin in America, originally published in black and white between September 1931 and October 1932, now colorized. This is the version with more pages (120) and with vignettes whose format is larger than in the standard album of 62 pages. This new edition of Tintin en Amérique follows the colorized version of Tintin in the Land of the Soviets and Tintin in the Congo (in a box with lithograph format plates). Book published in French, also available in English. This copy has the illustration on the cover, drawn by Hergé, of Tintin yawning with Snowy by the campfire.
Language: French.
Hardcover.
The secret of this success lies in the union of countless curiosities from The Adventures of Tintin with all kinds of adventures and corners of the world, and space, to discover. He traveled all over the world, crossed oceans, explored the seabed in search of lost treasures? From the deserts of the Sahara to the peaks of the Himalayas, from Inca temples to lunar craters, leaving millions of readers with a taste of adventure. Such was, and is, the life of the reporter Tintin. Quarterly magazine Tintin c'est l'aventure Nº18: les fêtes autour du monde + Les objets du mythe.
Geo-Tintín C’est L’aventure - Haddock, a man at sea.
The 5th special issue of the best-selling magazine, Tintin c'est l'aventure!
A place of escape and adventure, the sea is also a place of adventure.
No wonder it's at the heart of Hergé's albums!
With Captain Haddock as the essential character, explore the maritime world in all its forms, and decipher the contemporary issues facing the ocean through exclusive interviews with 21st-century navigators.
Tooooot, boarding now!
magazine: in French only
Les Coulisses D'une Oeuvre Nº 3 - America
A new collection has arrived to help you discover how Hergé created The Adventures of Tintin. Each issue of this 23-volume series will be dedicated to an album and will include reproductions of original sketches, annotated plates, as well as detailed analyses of each theme, characters and historical contexts that shaped Hergé's work. It contains exceptional and comprehensive historical content on Hergé's abundant oeuvre. Readers will have the opportunity to see the stages of development of each album from the first drafts to the final drawings, providing an unprecedented insight into Hergé's working method. Preliminary sketches, unfinished sketches and personal comments by the artist.
Size: 25,5x25,5 cm.
Hardcover
Frieze on the spines to reinforce the collection effect.
From 96 to 112 pages depending on the copy.
Language: French
Hergé - Tintin And The Americans - English
Philippe Goddin, hergéologist who has already signed the works Hergé, Tintin et les Soviets and Les Tribulations de Tintin au Congo, offers us here a voyage of discovery to the heart of Hergé's creation. The unpublished letters, very personal, sent from the United States during his two great journeys in India, testify to his great interest in this people.
Hardcover.
240 Pages.
Language: English.
Coloring book. With these sheets, young and old tintinophiles will enjoy painting little pieces of the world created by Hergé. Language: French, Dutch, English.
Year of production: 2024
26 x 34 cm.
Tintin travels on a cruise ship bound for the Far East. On board he meets the strange Egyptologist Philemon Cyclone, who is traveling in search of the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Kih-Oskh. Tintin accompanies him to the tomb and there he discovers the mysterious cigars, which hide more than just tobacco. He is then kidnapped and abandoned at sea, but is saved and lands in Arabia. After numerous vicissitudes he ends up in India, where he stays with the Maharaja of Rawhajpurtalah. Here appear characters that we will meet again later: the ineffable policemen Thomson and Thompson, the evil Rastapopoulos and the peculiar Oliveira de Salazar. Cigars of the Pharaoh begin to appear in Le petit Vingtiéme on December 8, 1932. It was the time when the news of the curse of Tutankhamun's tomb occupied many pages of the tabloids. This subject interested Hergé so much that years later he raised it again in The Seven Crystal Balls.
Translated by Concepción Zendrera
23 x 30 cm
Cardboard
64 pages
Created by Hergé at the request of Cœurs Vaillants, this series for young people seemed more in keeping with the morals promoted by the French Catholic weekly than with the exploits of a boy without a family and left to his own devices like Tintin. The action, very animated, shows a sense of slapstick that is delightful, as Hergé's humor here is more graphically exaggerated than in Tintin.... The Adventures of Jo, Zette and Jocko is a comic strip created by the Belgian Hergé, the creator of the famous series The Adventures of Tintin. Much less popular than this one, the series stars two children, Jo and Zette Legrand, and their pet, the monkey Jocko. Composed of six issues, it was eventually abandoned by its author, who, overwhelmed and overtaken by the success of Tintin.
274 pages. French.
The theft of an Arumbaya fetish from the ethnographic museum takes Tintin to the South American republic of San Teodoro. There he is immersed in the war of this country with neighboring Nuevo Rico, and becomes an assistant to General Alcazar, a controversial character that we will meet again later in other adventures. Tintin goes deep into the jungle to find the Arumbayas and discover the mystery of the stolen fetish. This Tintin adventure was first published in Le Petit Vingtième at the end of 1935 and came out in volume in 1937. It was put into color in 1943. Here again, Hergé includes allusions to current world events. The conflict between San Teodoro and Nuevo Rico over oil is based on the bloody Gran Chaco war, which confronted Paraguay and Bolivia during the 1930s and lasted three years, causing more than 100,000 deaths. Hergé is almost absolutely faithful to reality. He converts "el Gran Chaco" to "el Gran Chapo" and transforms the names of two oil companies, but everything else is scrupulously accurate.
In this album Hergé describes the first of his imaginary countries, which he will later make one of his specialties.
Translated by Concepción Zendrera
23 x 30 cm
Cardboard
64 pages
With the book, Les voitures de Légende - Tintin et les autos américaines, a new collection of books on one of Hergé's favorite subjects: cars, begins. And there is no adventure in which great models of the history of automobiles do not appear as an inseparable part of the action and contributing to the comic or dramatic spring of the story. As its title indicates, this second volume is dedicated to automobiles of American origin.
THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN - Cigars of the Pharaoh - Facsimile Version B/W Colored- French
After the colorization of the first titles published in black and white, the 4th album of The Adventures of Tintin, Cigars of the Pharaoh, was soon to be published. This 4th album incorporates a new color palette inspired by the artistic spirit that guided the coloring of the old films, respecting the black lines and the flat areas drawn and placed by Hergé. A new form of expression for the characteristic and exuberant environments of the jungle, the deserts or the Egyptian frescoes.
CHARACTERISTICS
- Cover measures: 24 x 32cm.
- Binding: cardboard, square spine 30/10.
- Inner paper: Munken Pure 130gr.
- 144 pages (124 pages in color).
- Includes 4 covers of the original edition in B/W, in line with a character in four-color process.
- Preface of 16 pages illustrated in four-color process.
- French, Dutch and English versions.
- Co-edition: Moulinsart/Casterman
Red semi-waterproof Tintin and Snowy bag 45 x 38 x 20 cm
Geo-Tintin C'est L'aventure , Un Monde Sans Frontières.
Whether on horseback or aboard a train, a boat, a submarine or even a rocket, Tintin, always on the move, never stops crossing borders. Through a comparison of Hergé's work and the best photos from GEO magazine, this hors-série shows how much Tintin continues to illuminate our contemporary world and its challenges (French version).