Tintin: Christian Comic Book

Tintin visits America for the first time and runs into notorious gangster Al Capone and travels to the Wild West in this exciting adventure.Recommended for ages 9 and up.

Georges Rémi was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1907. He became interested in art at a young age and began drawing. In 1924 he began signing his drawings with the name Hergé, which stood for the French pronunciation of his initials R.G. After serving in the military, Hergé began working at a children's weekly magazine where Tintin and Snowy first appeared. Eventually these characters became the stars of a series of popular books published throughout the world. Hergé died in 1983.

Every Egyptologist who has tried to find the lost tomb of the Pharaoh Kih-Oskh has vanished. Now Tintin and Snowy join eccentric Egyptologist, Doctor Sarcophagus, in the search. They discover that the tomb contains a more sinister secret than mummies. Soon their search takes them to Arabia and India, plunging headlong into another dangerous battle of wits with an international gangster.Recommended for ages 9 and up.

Georges Rémi was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1907. He became interested in art at a young age and began drawing. In 1924 he began signing his drawings with the name Hergé, which stood for the French pronunciation of his initials R.G. After serving in the military, Hergé began working at a children's weekly magazine where Tintin and Snowy first appeared. Eventually these characters became the stars of a series of popular books published throughout the world. Hergé died in 1983.

Tintin travels to Shanghai where he and his dog, Snowy, .Recommended for ages 9 and up.

Georges Rémi was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1907. He became interested in art at a young age and began drawing. In 1924 he began signing his drawings with the name Hergé, which stood for the French pronunciation of his initials R.G. After serving in the military, Hergé began working at a children's weekly magazine where Tintin and Snowy first appeared. Eventually these characters became the stars of a series of popular books published throughout the world. Hergé died in 1983.

When an Indian artifact is stolen from the Museum of Ethnography, Tintin sets out to recover it. His search takes him to South America, revolution, and General Alcazar.Recommended for ages 9 and up.

Georges Rémi was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1907. He became interested in art at a young age and began drawing. In 1924 he began signing his drawings with the name Hergé, which stood for the French pronunciation of his initials R.G. After serving in the military, Hergé began working at a children's weekly magazine where Tintin and Snowy first appeared. Eventually these characters became the stars of a series of popular books published throughout the world. Hergé died in 1983.

Tintin travels to Black Island, off the coast of northern Scotland, to uncover a dark secret and attempt to defeat the unscrupulous Dr. Muller.Recommended for ages 9 and up.

Georges Rémi was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1907. He became interested in art at a young age and began drawing. In 1924 he began signing his drawings with the name Hergé, which stood for the French pronunciation of his initials R.G. After serving in the military, Hergé began working at a children's weekly magazine where Tintin and Snowy first appeared. Eventually these characters became the stars of a series of popular books published throughout the world. Hergé died in 1983.

When a meteor crashes to the earth, Professor Phostle discovers that it contains a valuable new metal. Now Tintin and his friends begin a dangerous search in the polar regions in this exciting adventure.Recommended for ages 9 and up.

Georges Rémi was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1907. He became interested in art at a young age and began drawing. In 1924 he began signing his drawings with the name Hergé, which stood for the French pronunciation of his initials R.G. After serving in the military, Hergé began working at a children's weekly magazine where Tintin and Snowy first appeared. Eventually these characters became the stars of a series of popular books published throughout the world. Hergé died in 1983.

Tintin and Captain Haddock discover that the Unicorn, a pirate ship, may contain a lost treasure. Their search to uncover the mystery of the ship leads them to their next adventure, finding Red Rackham's Treasure. Recommended for ages 9 and up.

Georges Rémi was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1907. He became interested in art at a young age and began drawing. In 1924 he began signing his drawings with the name Hergé, which stood for the French pronunciation of his initials R.G. After serving in the military, Hergé began working at a children's weekly magazine where Tintin and Snowy first appeared. Eventually these characters became the stars of a series of popular books published throughout the world. Hergé died in 1983.

Tintin, Snowy, and Professor Alembick find themselves in the middle of a plot to depose the king when they travel to Syldavia. Can Tintin and Snowy come to the rescue? Recommended for ages 9 and up.

Georges Rémi was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1907. He became interested in art at a young age and began drawing. In 1924 he began signing his drawings with the name Hergé, which stood for the French pronunciation of his initials R.G. After serving in the military, Hergé began working at a children's weekly magazine where Tintin and Snowy first appeared. Eventually these characters became the stars of a series of popular books published throughout the world. Hergé died in 1983.

In the sequel to The Secret of the Unicorn, Tintin, Snowy and Captain Haddock set off to find the long-lost treasure of the pirate Red Rackham. Will they find the treasure?Recommended for ages 9 and up.

Georges Rémi was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1907. He became interested in art at a young age and began drawing. In 1924 he began signing his drawings with the name Hergé, which stood for the French pronunciation of his initials R.G. After serving in the military, Hergé began working at a children's weekly magazine where Tintin and Snowy first appeared. Eventually these characters became the stars of a series of popular books published throughout the world. Hergé died in 1983.