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This dossier delves into the timeless figure of Tintin, the iconic hero of Hergé's comic books. Through an analysis of his character, values, and adventures, the dossier explores the ethics and morality embodied by Tintin, far beyond the usual stereotypes.

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"The Castafiore Emerald" is a uniquely unconventional album in the Tintin series. Unlike traditional adventure stories, this is a domestic farce set entirely within Marlinspike Hall. Hergé draws on the mechanics of French vaudeville: misunderstandings, repetition, restless motion without real progress, and a gentle satire of fame and the media.

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As we delve into the Tintin albums, mischievous details catch our eye: age-old frescoes, statuettes with forgotten purposes, and lost ancient treasures… Mere trinkets to some, invaluable artifacts to others. Yet, they never fail to intrigue.

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Carnival season is in full swing across Europe, filling the streets with masks and costumes. What better time to focus on an unexpected master of disguise: Tintin. Though rare, his clever disguises reveal his knack for subterfuge, turning deception into a true art of adventure.

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A recurring theme in Hergé's work, night-time scenes occupy a special place in the Chinese adventures of his young reporter. This month's dossier sheds light on the fascinating shadows that punctuate "The Blue Lotus".