The Adventures of Tintin at Sea

The Adventures of Tintin at Sea

by Michael Farr (Author)

Synopsis

A must for any Tintin fan, this is both the official exhibition catalogue and a celebration of 75 years of the irrepressible boy reporter. From his first appearance in January 1929, the globe-trotting Tintin took to boats in his pursuit of adventure. Motor-launches and liners, cargo vessels and historic galleons: each is meticulously depicted by Herge, who laboured over every detail. A new dimension, punctuated with a staggering repertoire of salty swear words - 'billions of blistering barnacles!' - came in 1940 with the introduction of Captain Haddock. From then on, with this loyal, whisky-loving companion, Tintin could hardly be a landlubber.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 60
Publisher: John Murray
Published: 29 Mar 2004

ISBN 10: 0719561191
ISBN 13: 9780719561191
Book Overview: The official companion to the major National Maritime Museum exhibition, running from 31 March to 5 September 2004.

Media Reviews
A must for fans and newcomers alike Lloyd's List Praise for Tintin: The Complete Companion: 'Essential reading for Tintinophiles' Times Literary Supplement 'Enjoyably enthusiastic' Independent
Author Bio
Michael Farr is the editor and translator of this book. He was for years a reporter like Tintin, and in the same countries - or at least their real counterparts. He knew Herge and is the leading British Tintinologist. His bestselling Tintin: The Complete Companion was published in 2001.