Tintin – In Tibet

Tintin – In Tibet, first published in 1960, is a smartly composed comic, which revolves around the story of Tintin, an investigative reporter rescuing his young Chinese friend, Chang Chong-Chen, after a terrible plane crash in the mysterious Himalayas. The authorƒ??s artistic innovations has led to a clear and crisp artwork into the book. The story has been woven with mystery throwing perceptions into the main characterƒ??s emotions. With a good storyline and hilarious characters such as Tintinƒ??s mischievous dog, Snowy, the gloomy and usually drunk, Captain Haddock, the detestable snowman, Yeti, and many others, Tintin – In Tibet earnestly turns out to grab the full attention of the readers.

Georges Prosper Remi, known by the pen name, Herge, is the creator of Tintin, the detective reporter and a host of other wonderful characters. He was born on 22 May, 1907, in Brussels and had the gift of drawing as a child. His works include twenty-three volumes of the Tintin adventure series, all written and drawn by himself. He passed away in the year 1983, on the 3rd of March, leaving his last book incomplete