r/Tintin

Kirjaston sarjislaarista kaivetut Lucky Luket ja Tintit ovat, ainakin omalla kohdallani, olleet valtavan merkityksellisiä lukutaidon kehittymisen kannalta ja herättivät oman elämänmittaisen mielenkiintoni kirjallisuutta kohtaan. Ilman hänen työtään nämä klassikot olisivat todennäköisesti jääneet surullisen vähälle huomiolle Suomessa.

Kevyet mullat eräälle tärkeimmistä hahmoista suomenkielisten sarjakuvien saralla ja kiitos panoksestasi kauniin kielemme ylläpitämisessä.

I've started re-reading all the books with my daughter and always assumed that the correct order was that displayed on the back. But a third of the way through Cigars of the Pharaoh, the sheikh pulls out a copy of Destination Moon!

Not that I'm bothered as we're not reading in any order, just picking the next one my daughter is most keen on reading but I am rather curious about it.

Hello! This might be an odd request for a subreddit, but I have a family member who is a massive fan of Tintin (to a pretty high degree, collecting the books, DvDs of the original cartoon, minifigures, etc.). Recently she was gifted the 2013 English "Herge & The Treasures of Tintin" book by Dominique Maricq as a used copy, though unfortunately pages 77-78 (from the Tintin in Tibet chapter) were ripped out of the copy obtained. Normally, not a big deal. But in this case, since they're neurodivergent and care a lot about this book, they're unwilling to accept this book and are incredibly sad about it unless that page is found to some degree. I really doubt this will go anywhere, but if it is possible for anyone to send pictures of just those two pages, I will thank you so, so much.

NOTE: I'm not asking for scans or pictures of the entire book! I'm not even asking for good pictures, I'm not looking to try to pirate this book, though if I am breaking the guidelines, I will be happy for this post to be taken down. I merely need to show that these two pages do in fact exist, and that therefore the entire book is valid to keep. It's a beautiful book.

I was drowning so much and couldn't interact with reality , fully dissociating , but the tintin books were somehow the only media I could consume . I think there was a cohesive tranquility and enlightened other-worldliness to them, a Just and better world quality, And so in those moments it was a distraction from the constant despair and urge to just end it all.