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THE ADVENTURES OF THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN TINTIN ? The adventures of TinTin is the most popular ic book series of the 20th century with over 350 million copies sold and has been translated into 80 languages. It has inspired many young minds. ic books (or albums as the French call them) are adventure set in the 20th century. They are drawn with such clarity and vividness, the images burst from the pages like a motion picture. They are unique in their dedication and full of realistic details ? es Prosper Remi was born in Brussels in 1907 and displayed a natural skill at drawing even during school days. He never really had any formal art schooling having only had a few lessons at his school. He first started publishing his cartoons and strips in the School Scout newsletter. He was an ardent Scout and the themes of honour and adventure that weave through Tintin represent the Boy Scout spirit. es Prosper Remi ( 1907- 1983) ? They follow the adventures of a boy reporter Tintin and his panion , the lovely dog Snowy. Originally composed for a childrens supplement, they soon were published plete graphic albums, moved from black and white to colour and became popular with adults and children went through so many adventures were so amazing and includes science fiction, cold war thrillers, natural wonders, unsettled revolutions in South America, the race for moon landing …? Tintin ? The eternal boy- reporter representing the observer, the everyman. He is plicated with a clear focus on the matter at hand, detective instincts and journalistic sensibilities. He never ages throughout his 25 adventures. He is always panied by his panion, snowy. ? Snowy ? Snowy is delightful little dog, always close by his master. He has a very dry sense of humour and like Captain Haddock a taste for whiskey which he knows he is forbidden to drink but laps up at every opportunity to ic ef