The Seven Crystal Balls (The Adventures of Tintin)
by Herge
published
1979
by French & European Publications Inc
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binding
Hardcover, 64 pages
isbn
0828850712
(isbn13: 9780828850711)
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The Seven Crystal Balls begins on a light note, as Captain Haddock tries to adjust to his new life as a gentleman following the events of Red Rackham's Treasure....more
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Read in July, 2007
I don't know about you but the mummy is this first volume remains one of the creepiest monsters put on paper in my memory. This volume of Tintin is part one of two, and follows the story of the Captain fresh from buying Marlinspike Hall. I especially enjoy the beginning with the Captain's obvious efforts to look "posh" as benefitting his new position as owner of Marlinspike.
If, in your adulthood, you ever wonder about the asexual tone of Tintin, you can't help but look at the relati...more
If, in your adulthood, you ever wonder about the asexual tone of Tintin, you can't help but look at the relati...more
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Read in January, 1980
it is funny, i suppose, how much time one spends attempting to justify their addiction. books, movies, music, watches, ceramic figurines.... it is amusing - or pathetic, depending on your vantage point - how far some people will go in order to make their particular addiction high-brow, or otherwise more acceptable.
being a comic-holic, i know this need well..... talking about Spiegelman's Maus, or The Watchmen, instead of admitting my love of Daredevil and the Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles.....more
being a comic-holic, i know this need well..... talking about Spiegelman's Maus, or The Watchmen, instead of admitting my love of Daredevil and the Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles.....more
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Tricia
recommends it for: everyone
recommends it for: everyone
Herge's Tintin comics are classics and probably the best of the genre. They really are for all ages,some of my best childhood memories are of reading Tintin or Tinni as he is known in Iceland and I still enjoy reading these books today. What makes the Tintin books so good is they seem to have everything in it that make up a good comicbook, originality, interesting characters, adventure, suspense, great humour and well thought out stories. If I had to chose only one Tintin book to take to a deser...more
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semua tentang tintin emang sejuta topan badai....ringan, menghibur, apalagi klo udah ada thomson en thompson..kereeeenn
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Read in January, 1978
the most mysterious and dark piece in the Tintin's series - it's "fun with Cuthbert" time as the cover suggests!
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i live with tintins :D the first book i read...captain Haddock is my childhood hero!!
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Tintin continues to show fun, laughter, and absolutely WONDERFUL characters.
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tintin gak ada matinya... one of my inspiration. hehe
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Read in June, 1991
recommends it for:
comic lovers
A brief illustration of Inca's culture and magic.
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Sigh, Tintin is so reminiscent of my childhood.
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Bacaan waktu jaman masih anggota perpus CCF :p
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Read in January, 1984
Tintin deals with the mystical world.
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