By Hergé.
Tintin travels to China in a tale considered Hergé's first masterpiece, as well as Tintin's only foray into actual history. Political tensions combined with chilling threats of violence give the story a realistic sense of danger. Hergé paints a vivid picture of China and denounces ethnic prejudices--though ironically, his depiction of Japanese businessmen is verge on parody. This facsimile edition appears as it did 70 years ago, but with a new translation. Red cloth spine, four full-page color plates.
Publisher: Casterman, 2006 Binding:
Hardcover without dustjacket
Dimensions: 9x12 Pages: 120pg Color:
black and white
ISBN: #0867199067
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