Tintin is one of the most beloved characters; over 20 stories about his adventures were written by the famous Belgian comic book artist Hergé. These stories have been translated into dozens of languages and sold in millions of copies worldwide. American director Steven Spielberg adapted them into the feature film "The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn."
The young reporter Tintin accidentally meets Professor Alembick, a specialist in sigillography, the study of seals. The professor intends to travel to the distant country of Syldavia for further research, and Tintin accompanies him. It is then that strange events begin to unfold, leading the reporter to suspect that a conspiracy is being plotted against the King of Syldavia. Furthermore, it turns out that the state's main symbol of royal power—the scepter—has been stolen...
Author: Hergé
Translator: Vadim Levin
Pages: 64 (coated paper). Hardcover
Dimensions: 293x215x10 mm
