Tintin in America

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Tintin in America is a classic early comic album in Hergé’s The Adventures of Tintin series, following the young reporter’s satirical and action-filled adventures in the United States.

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Tintin in America canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Belgian comic
Tintin album
comic album
albumFirstEditionYear 1932
antagonist Al Capone
artStyle ligne claire
chronologyWithinFiction Tintin’s third major adventure
colorEditionYear 1945
1946
countryOfOrigin Belgium
creator Hergé
featuresCharacter Al Capone
firstEnglishEditionYear 1946
firstPublicationMedium Le Petit Vingtième
firstPublicationType newspaper serial
firstPublicationYear 1931
followedBy Cigars of the Pharaoh
genre adventure comic
satirical comic
hasArtist Hergé
hasColorist Hergé
hasPageCount 62
hasProtagonistOccupation reporter
hasWriter Hergé
languageOfFirstEnglishEdition English
laterPublisher Casterman
mainCharacter Snowy
Tintin
notableFor caricatural depiction of Native Americans
early appearance of Al Capone in comics
satirical portrayal of American capitalism
originalLanguage French
originalPublisher Les Éditions du Petit Vingtième
partOf Franco-Belgian comics tradition
precededBy Tintin in the Congo
serializationEndYear 1932
serializationStartYear 1931
series The Adventures of Tintin
setting Chicago
Midwest
United States
targetAudience children
young adults
theme critique of capitalism
gangsterism
organized crime
satire of American society
volumeNumberInSeries 3

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The Adventures of Tintin hasAlbum Tintin in America
Tintin in the Congo followedBy Tintin in America
Hergé notableWork Tintin in America
Le Petit Vingtième originallyPublished Tintin in America
Cigars of the Pharaoh follows Tintin in America