Description

Tintin is drawn into the dazzling and dangerous world of contemporary art when a mysterious case involving forged masterpieces leads him toward an elusive and powerful criminal network. Set amid galleries, collectors, and avant-garde artists, the story blends intrigue, satire, and the series’ characteristic sense of adventure. Published from Hergé’s unfinished sketches and notes, this final Tintin volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the creator’s evolving ideas about art, deception, and the modern world.

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hardcover

Mammoth

Published Jun 21, 2004

64 pages

ISBN: 9781405214483

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Details

First Published

1986

Language

eng

Translation

From: fra

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Tintin and Alph-Art by Hergé.

Violence
Death/Grief