A Tintin Mystery: Why Hergé's comics continue to fascinate, 88 years after their debut
Tintin (and Hergé) should be judged not for the early comics, but by the fact that they nudged many a child into the wonderful world of books
Tintin's debut adventure, In the Land of the Soviets, re-released in colour after 87 years
The 1930 debut adventure of fictional young Belgian reporter Tintin and his dog Snowy was republished on Monday, showing his trip to the Soviet Union for the first time in colour
Blistering barnacles! Two-page Tintin comic strip fetches $1.7 million in Sotheby's auction
A double-page Tintin comic strip by the renowned Belgian cartoonist Herge has fetched a record 1.56 million euros ($1.72 million) at an auction
Tintin drawing sells for $1.2 million in Hong Kong auction
The “only original“ drawing remianing from the Tintin classic The Blue Lotus sold for a record breaking 9.6 million Hong Kong dollars ($1.2m) at an auction in Hong Kong.
Bagels, Tintin and cream cheese: Food and thought in Brussels
Brussels has long been defined by trade. Once it was a crossroads where silk and tapestries changed hands. Now it's the capital of Europe for the exchange of ideas and extremely tough negotiations, especially of late.
Blistering barnacles: The lost adventure of Tintin
In a world that has shrunk immeasurably, where social media connects us effortlessly across time zones, does adventure even mean the same thing? Do we even need Tintin anymore?
Know your Tintin
The much anticipated Tintin movie will release in India on Friday. Here are some little known facts about one of the world's best known fictional reporters.