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Three classic graphic novels in one deluxe hardcover edition: Tintin in America, Cigars of the Pharaoh, and The Blue Lotus.
Published May 2nd 1994 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (first published January 1st 1990)
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It obviously took Herge some time to find his legs with the Tintin series. Tintin one and two (Tintin in the Land of the Soviets & Tintin in the Congo) were so racially insensitive that they have rarely been reprinted, and weren't even included in this collection.
Tintin in America, the first story in this volume, isn't quite that bad, but it is a fairly lackluster Tintin story, with a simple, repetitive plot, and a lack of depth when compared to the the other two stories in this volume, Ciga...more
Tintin in America, the first story in this volume, isn't quite that bad, but it is a fairly lackluster Tintin story, with a simple, repetitive plot, and a lack of depth when compared to the the other two stories in this volume, Ciga...more
Jun 13, 2019Leona Carstairs rated it it was ok
Tintin is enjoyable but unrealistic as fuck. It's sort of racist (the way Herge draws black people y'all) but I was surprised by the several times the author called out certain shit. So it was better than I expect in that regard. Tintin in America is laughable. What the fuck, dude. It's so innacurate. The other two were probably better but none of them are amazing by any means. If you are a fan of things being realistic then you should probably steer clear of Tintin. The most hilarious moment of...more
Mar 09, 2019Michelle rated it it was ok · review of another edition
Honestly, I think 2 stars is super generous, but this was significantly more readable than the first Tintin book I read, so 2 it is.
I get that these stories are a product of their time, and I really think these will get better as I go, but here's a list of the stupid shit that happens in this book:
○ Tintin saws the door off of a taxi to escape from a Chicago gang member kidnapping him. Every other scene/panel featuring this taxi is perfectly intact
○ A gang member (from the aforementioned gang) f...more
I get that these stories are a product of their time, and I really think these will get better as I go, but here's a list of the stupid shit that happens in this book:
○ Tintin saws the door off of a taxi to escape from a Chicago gang member kidnapping him. Every other scene/panel featuring this taxi is perfectly intact
○ A gang member (from the aforementioned gang) f...more
Mar 17, 2016Morgan rated it it was amazing
Since elementary school, I've always liked Tintin. Something about a boy going on an adventure around the globe always is a fun read. Maybe it's the fact that Tintin's stories remind me of a mix of the Hardy Boys, James Bond, and Indiana Jones. Reading these as an adult is a little different though. I still love them, just I get more of what is going on with the plot and background and picking up on thing I wouldn't get as a kid.
I decided to get these 3-in-1 volumes because they fit better on my...more
I decided to get these 3-in-1 volumes because they fit better on my...more
Mar 16, 2018Andrew rated it liked it
'Tintin in America' is still pretty rough - the plot is just a linear succession of slapstick set pieces, and the art is not up to Herge's later standards. It's not the amateurish fascist propaganda of the first two Tintin stories (not included here, for good reason), but it's not particularly great either. The most interesting thing about it is that you can see the beginnings of Herge breaking free of the editorial mandates of his right-wing publisher, offering a depiction of Native Americans t...more
Mar 04, 2019Moses Operandi rated it liked it
TINTIN IN AMERICA is extremely weak, even by the standards of the time. I disliked it as a kid and I remember having the thought, 'If this is how bad Hergé's portrayal of America seems to an American, what about his portrayals of faraway lands that seemed so wonderful when I was a kid?' However, after going on a Tintin binge, I can confirm that Tintin in America is an outlier. 1/5
CIGARS OF THE PHARAOH is also one of the weaker Tintin books. It is a lesser effort even alongside the other 'prequel...more
CIGARS OF THE PHARAOH is also one of the weaker Tintin books. It is a lesser effort even alongside the other 'prequel...more
Herge's art is amazing and lovingly detailed. The plot of the first one included here, Tintin in America, is pretty formulaic (Tintin gets in trouble... he's about to die... but, lo! A last-minute stroke of luck saves him!) but the other two get a bit more creative in terms of plot and characterization. The racial attitudes here, as others have noted, are an odd mixed bag: nonwhite characters are almost always disparaged or expressed as caricatures, but The Blue Lotus seems very sympathetic to t...more
Some books become outdated with time. This was one of those cases. My kid did not like it because of the violence and, true enough, there were gun shootings, stabbings, and people getting killed left and right. I give it two stars because, as a grown-up, it does give us a glimpse of what sold graphic novels in that era. It was also interesting to see how different cultures were depicted in that era as well.
Nov 26, 2017Isaac Jensen added it
5 stars for the comic, 0 stars for the racism.
Sep 15, 2017Audrey rated it liked it Shelves: 2017, pop-sugar-2017, european-reading-challenge, comic
The first time I heard of Tintin was actually on a trip to Europe that included a stop in Belgium. One of the friends I was traveling with said that we must MUST stop and get something Tintin related, and then was horrified when I didn't know who/what that was. (And then there was an entire shop dedicated to Tintin and we spent about two hours comparing Tintin socks). I was a little confused to say the least.
Here you go, Helen. Ten years late, but I've read some Tintin now.
Golly, that dog is cu...more
Here you go, Helen. Ten years late, but I've read some Tintin now.
Golly, that dog is cu...more
The Tintin stories for anyone who has read them and understands their history can't be viewed as anything other than groundbreaking. The beginnings of these stories have been around as long as the Lord of the Rings, the illustration and environments in the Tintin books are accurate and extremely detailed. Anyone who has spent even a little time exploring Herge (Georges Remi) can see the painstaking research and adversity he worked through to compose the world around Tintin. His ideas were ahead...more
Feb 11, 2013Maclean H added it · review of another edition
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Aug 09, 2017Jimmy Lee rated it it was ok
My rating is based upon the specific volume, ***not upon the writer's work.***
I'd heard of Tintin, but my first real introduction to him was the Spielberg movie. The only comics in our house, growing up, were the Sunday funnies. But I loved his character in the movie. So I thought this would be a great way to get up to speed on his his adventures with his dog Snowy - obviously I've been missing a cornerstone of literature. And I'm glad I did - the stories are GREAT! From Al Capone and America, t...more
I'd heard of Tintin, but my first real introduction to him was the Spielberg movie. The only comics in our house, growing up, were the Sunday funnies. But I loved his character in the movie. So I thought this would be a great way to get up to speed on his his adventures with his dog Snowy - obviously I've been missing a cornerstone of literature. And I'm glad I did - the stories are GREAT! From Al Capone and America, t...more
Jul 10, 2017Rishika S. rated it liked it · review of another edition
Volume 2 of The Adventures of Tintin is brilliant when compared to Volume 1. Individually though, it doesn’t reach that level of charm that the later books possess. Containing three stories, Volume 2 does get better as it progresses.
Tintin in America includes characters that are part of the earlier books. It’s just a brief mention though and you won’t really be lost if you choose not to read the previous ones. As a story, it’s quite random, with things happening abruptly and a little too conveni...more
Tintin in America includes characters that are part of the earlier books. It’s just a brief mention though and you won’t really be lost if you choose not to read the previous ones. As a story, it’s quite random, with things happening abruptly and a little too conveni...more
Aug 10, 2018Gideon rated it really liked it
I've known of Tintin for probably twenty years but never read much until these books. Hergé is considered a giant in the world of comics and for good reason. The first comic in this collection is the third Tintin comic, which I've never read. I've seen in a few places that the first few don't hold up, and Tintin in America, the first included in this collection, is right on the edge.
There are, unavoidably, caricatures of black Americans and Native Americans. Others have criticized these works b...more
Jan 03, 2019Esteban PedrozaThere are, unavoidably, caricatures of black Americans and Native Americans. Others have criticized these works b...more
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rated it it was amazing Shelves: adventure, comics, herge, belgian, 5-stars
The Adventures of Tintin is a collection of short comic stories illustrated and written in the 1950s by Belgian cartoonist, Hergé. The main character, Tintin, is a young Belgian reporter and adventurer who becomes involved in dangerous cases. The Adventures feature Tintin hard at work in his investigative journalism, but rarely is he seen actually turning in a story. Many people can see themselves at Tintin, which is one of the reasons that many people enjoy to read the many stories published by...more
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Mar 23, 2018Michael rated it really liked it
Honestly, I didn't care much for the first story, 'TinTin in America.' The entire story was disjointed, the portrayal of black characters and American Indians was offensive, and the humor was largely hamfisted and undermined the drama.
That said, I was impressed by how much better the latter two stories - 'Cigars of the Pharaoh' and 'the Blue Lotus' - were. The stories remained on task; the humor was mostly enjoyable without overpowering; TinTin comes across as more resourceful and intelligent, a...more
That said, I was impressed by how much better the latter two stories - 'Cigars of the Pharaoh' and 'the Blue Lotus' - were. The stories remained on task; the humor was mostly enjoyable without overpowering; TinTin comes across as more resourceful and intelligent, a...more
After watching the Tintin movie, I thought I'd go and try to read the books...
The first story was really terrible. There was no plot. It just became a series of mistakes and coincidences. Tintin would be grabbed by some person....escape....be grabbed by a different person....escape....be grabbed by someone....escape, on and on and on.
Thankfully, that was the odd story out. The other two stories had a much better plot structure, although there did still seem to be a lot of 'coincidences' making...more
The first story was really terrible. There was no plot. It just became a series of mistakes and coincidences. Tintin would be grabbed by some person....escape....be grabbed by a different person....escape....be grabbed by someone....escape, on and on and on.
Thankfully, that was the odd story out. The other two stories had a much better plot structure, although there did still seem to be a lot of 'coincidences' making...more
Feb 02, 2019Katherine McCauley rated it liked it
There is a lot of racism here! I am told things get better. I can't wait to read some scholarly articles or even a book on Tintin and colonialism! In the meantime, aaa!
The art is generally delightful and charming. I love a clean line and a wholesome boy detective. Predictably I love Thomson and Thompson. Even their description—a pair of identical, incompetent detectives with prodigious mustaches wearing bowler hats who engage in wordplay and who must arrest Tintin but think he is quite nice actu...more
The art is generally delightful and charming. I love a clean line and a wholesome boy detective. Predictably I love Thomson and Thompson. Even their description—a pair of identical, incompetent detectives with prodigious mustaches wearing bowler hats who engage in wordplay and who must arrest Tintin but think he is quite nice actu...more
Dec 04, 2017Katie Cat Books rated it liked it · review of another edition
Tintin travels the world.
Story: In these stories Tintin goes on mad capers, escaping bad guys, using guns, attacking people to escape a situation and using people to get his way.
Language: This an older book, so context must be understood when reading. When Tintin is in america, people are driving on the left side of the road, with steering wheel on the right side. Chinese and Japanese characters are really excessively stereotyped in the illustrations.
Characters: Tintin is back, Snowy is back (...more
Story: In these stories Tintin goes on mad capers, escaping bad guys, using guns, attacking people to escape a situation and using people to get his way.
Language: This an older book, so context must be understood when reading. When Tintin is in america, people are driving on the left side of the road, with steering wheel on the right side. Chinese and Japanese characters are really excessively stereotyped in the illustrations.
Characters: Tintin is back, Snowy is back (...more
Jun 09, 2017Ressa rated it did not like it
Did not finish.
Lent to me by a friend, I felt obligated, driven even, to read it, but no. I just can't.
I was disappointed with how oblivious Tintin seemed to be, and how events just conspired with him to save him and work things out for him. Real life doesn't work like that!
Perhaps I'm not used to reading comics like these, or perhaps I'm too used to reading manga, but I just couldn't get into it. I shan't consider ever going back to it, either, because I'm returning the book this week and tha...more
Lent to me by a friend, I felt obligated, driven even, to read it, but no. I just can't.
I was disappointed with how oblivious Tintin seemed to be, and how events just conspired with him to save him and work things out for him. Real life doesn't work like that!
Perhaps I'm not used to reading comics like these, or perhaps I'm too used to reading manga, but I just couldn't get into it. I shan't consider ever going back to it, either, because I'm returning the book this week and tha...more
It is clear from the race depictions in Tintin that it reflects colonial sentimentalities of another time that rubbed me the wrong way. Still, the adventures were exciting, I enjoy that Snowy talks and loved the news stories about the moon et al dripped along in the background.
From a layout standpoint the typeface in the digest copy is extremely small. If you want to read Tintin, make it full size. your eyes will thank you.
From a layout standpoint the typeface in the digest copy is extremely small. If you want to read Tintin, make it full size. your eyes will thank you.
Apr 23, 2019Czar rated it liked it
Big improvements from Congo and Russia, yet still suffering from some stereotyping issues. In this volume, Tintin in America was repetitive without really following a plot and suffered from too many things happening at once, being half Western and half 1930s mob gangster flick. But the latter two, Cigars of the Pharaoh and the Blue Lotus were much better but still lacking in much coherence.
Jan 21, 2017Pyone Lei Lei Mon rated it Tintin Comics Online Free
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I grew up reading the volumes of The Adventures of Tintin repeatedly. I loved the drawings showing how much work that had been put into these beautiful volumes. Rereading them reminded me of my childhood but sadly, I do not enjoy reading them as much as I was as a kid. Will occasionally read them if I can get my hands on them for free but I won't be buying any more of the collections.
Jan 21, 2019Vivienne Smith rated it really liked it
Sometimes in the book i didn't understand what was happening but the book was amazingly wrote and its one of those comic books that you can read again and not remember everything that was happening and get bored.
Aug 14, 2017Mel rated it really liked it
The Boy liked Tintin but not as much as the John Henry graphic novel. Reading it as a parent, I had to explain that some things aren't appropriate anymore like the characterization of Native Americans (called redskins) or Chinese (called yellow Chinaman scum).
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I enjoyed the stories and all the craziness of Tintin's adventures. But my goodness, the racism! Definitely a product of its time. At least Tintin didn't allow others to be harmed in his presence because of their race, but my gosh.
I enjoyed the stories and all the craziness of Tintin's adventures. But my goodness, the racism! Definitely a product of its time. At least Tintin didn't allow others to be harmed in his presence because of their race, but my gosh.
I am impressed by the details in 'The Blue Lotus'. Most of the Chinese in the background actually makes sense. What an extensive research the author had done!
It was a interesting and thrilling book of suprises
Super racist but still god
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Georges Prosper Remi (22 May 1907 – 3 March 1983), better known by the pen name Hergé, was a Belgian comics writer and artist.
His best known and most substantial work is The Adventures of Tintin comic book series, which he wrote and illustrated from 1929 until his death in 1983, leaving the twenty-fourth Tintin adventure Tintin and Alph-Art unfinished. His work remains a strong influence on comics...more
His best known and most substantial work is The Adventures of Tintin comic book series, which he wrote and illustrated from 1929 until his death in 1983, leaving the twenty-fourth Tintin adventure Tintin and Alph-Art unfinished. His work remains a strong influence on comics...more
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Author: | Herge |
Original Title: | Tintin in America |
Book Format: | Paperback |
Number Of Pages: | 62 pages |
First Published in: | 1932 |
Latest Edition: | November 30th 1979 |
ISBN Number: | 9780316358521 |
Series: | Tintin #3 |
Language: | English |
Main Characters: | Tintin, Snowy, Bobby Smiles, Al Capone |
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