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In this, the second of the Tintin books, the young reporter travels to Africa, unearthing a criminal diamond smuggling operation run by the American gangster Al Capone (who he will meet again in Tintin in America). Tintin au Congo was first published in book form in French in 1931. This translation by Leslie Lonsdale-Cooper and Michael Turner, the original Tintin translators, includes a fascinating foreword describing the publication history of Tintin's African adventure and placing it in its historical context. In his portrayal of the Belgian Congo, the young Hergé reflects the colonial attitudes of the time.. he depicted the African people according to the bourgeois, paternalistic stereotypes of the period - an interpretation that some of today's readers may find offensive. Review: Speedy and high quality delivery + a must have for all Tintin readers - Delivered in excellent quality before the given time. A must have for all Tintin lovers. You'll definitely love it. Review: Childhood Memories - Happy To Have A Rare & Nice Tintin Title.
| Best Sellers Rank | #25,503 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #633 in Comics |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,075 Reviews |
S**A
Speedy and high quality delivery + a must have for all Tintin readers
Delivered in excellent quality before the given time. A must have for all Tintin lovers. You'll definitely love it.
K**A
Childhood Memories
Happy To Have A Rare & Nice Tintin Title.
Y**H
Best book in Tintin Series
My son wanted it so badly and after month long waiting period finally it arrived at our place. Very good story and good narrative of the story in Tintin series. One should have it in their book shelf. Thank you amazon for finding this book for us.
H**Q
Just awesome
Book condition is superb came with bubble wrap and was sealed got it within a week , excellent service and delivery by amazon, got it for original price 799 , sold by cloud tail, story wise not a very good story but a good one , has animal violence and bit racism but okay,it's 1930 what else do you expect 😂
B**I
Worth it
Very good product , I buy it in a very reasonable price... good and new condition..book quality is very classy.... The childhood nostalgia is came back,,,
S**Y
Collector's edition
It's almost a dream come true. This particular book is not easily available due to it's controversial content. Got this luckily during the Great Indian Sale. I've got 2016 edition printed in Romania.
V**S
Priced high but good Quality.
Found it of good quality and no damages......However, this was priced quite high...... Should not be a problem if you are big fan of reading Tintin comics.......Thanks Amazon.
Z**N
Very happy with my purchase
This is a collector’s edition and currently quite difficult to get, so was very pleased to get one. It’s a new book and was delivered in pristine condition. I recommend.
J**.
Klassiker som går till historien
Tintin i Congo skrevs under en tid då synen på kolonialismen förskönades och svarta målades upp som lite mindre intelligenta. Det är en utgåva som skall läsas i sin kontext och ägas av sanna Tintin älskare och hör hemma i en komplett samling. Rekommenderas starkt!
B**D
Good quality and hardcover
The book was everything (and more) than I expected it to be. Due to the controversial colonial attitude the story portrays, availability of this book is limited, so if you want to complete your collection, I suggest in doing so soon before it is fazed out.
A**N
Simple Storyline
The storyline was somehow simple and at some points unbelievable compared to the later series.
C**D
Good quality overall.
The corners of the cover is slightly dented, other parts are in good shape.
P**Y
A classic, like it or not.
Beautiful colour reprint true to the original. The original story, printed 95 years ago, may be offensive to “modern audiences” but it is a great story and perspective into 1930’s zeitgeist. A must have for fans, nothing to cry about. Thanks to the publisher and distributor on a great job. Note: the red banner shown on the cover is just a strip of paper, it’s not printed on the cover.
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