The Adventures of Hergé, Creator of Tintin

The Belgian artist Hergé is a true giant of the world of illustrated stories. His name stands in the pantheon of creators alongside the largest and most influential comic artists, as Hergé created one of the most colorful comic characters, Tintin—a newspaper reporter who travels the world in the company of his faithful friend, the fox terrier Snowy. Throughout his life, the author created 23 complete albums about Tintin. The adventures of the boy have been translated into dozens of languages and take place in various corners of the Earth: in Europe, Asia, America, and Africa, where he often has to rely on his wits and show amazing courage, agility, and insight. But few know that the life of Hergé himself was also full of events that would astonish his character. He witnessed two world wars, befriended famous figures in the arts, faced accusations of political incorrectness, racism, and even collaboration with the Nazis... and you can learn all about this by reading this magnificent comic!