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Listopia > Rachael Eyre's votes on the list The Best of Tintin (10 Books)
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The Castafiore Emerald (Tintin #21)
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"Possibly a controversial choice since fans either love or hate it. I adore it. I always wondered what our intrepid friends do when they're at home; here's the answer. Their brushes with the media are hilarious."
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The Calculus Affair
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"Tintin goes le Carre!
When Professor Calculus is kidnapped (an occupational hazard, it would seem), his two BFFs go to rescue him. How can the Prof be a threat to international security?" |
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Red Rackham's Treasure (Tintin #12)
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"The first Tintin I read and still one of my favourites. The stuff of Boys' Own adventure. Sees the introduction of one Cuthbert Calculus, thus completing the Tintin family"
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The Seven Crystal Balls (Tintin #13)
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"What horrible fate has befallen the members of the Sanders Hardiman expedition? Does this have anything to do with Calculus's sudden disappearance?"
Rachael
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Explorers on the Moon (Tintin #17)
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"While the prequel was a bit jargony at times, this doesn't put a foot wrong. The gang's greatest adventure - but is there a traitor in their midst?"
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Tintin in Tibet (Tintin #20)
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"A monument to friendship and endurance. Though the plot is technically about Tintin searching for his boyhood friend Chang, the real focus is his incredible relationship with the Captain. Love, thy name is Haddock."
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The Crab With the Golden Claws (Tintin #9)
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"This is where Tintin went from being just a good comic book series to a great comic book series.
That weird alcoholic he somehow acquires? You might want to keep an eye on him. I've a feeling he's going to be important." |
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King Ottokar's Sceptre (Tintin #8)
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"Tintin's last solo adventure, it's the best of the early stories. It introduces us to Syldavia, a pretty but politically unbalanced mittel European nation - and has an awesome locked room mystery."
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The Black Island (Tintin #7)
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"The boy reporter's only sojourn in the British Isles. Enter the dastardly Dr Muller, probably my favourite villain."
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Cigars of the Pharaoh (Tintin #4)
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"Boys' Own Adventure incarnate, it's bonkers but terrific fun. It also introduces one Roberto Rastapopoulos, the nearest the series has to a Moriarty!"
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