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The Adventures of Tintin at Sea

The Adventures of Tintin at Sea

'The Adventures of Tintin at Sea' is the official companion to the major National Maritime Museum exhibition, running from 31 March to 5 September 2004.

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ISBN 9780719561191
Published 14 October 2004 by John Murray General Publishing
Format Hardback
Author(s) By Farr, Michael

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ISBN-13 9780719561191
ISBN-10 0719561191
Stock Available
Status Indent title (internationally sourced), usually ships 4-6 weeks
Publisher John Murray General Publishing
Imprint John Murray Publishers Ltd
Publication Date 14 October 2004
International Publication Date 29 March 2004
Publication Country United Kingdom United Kingdom
Format Hardback
Edition New title
Author(s) By Farr, Michael
Category Cartoons & Comic Books
Interest Age All ages
Reading Age All ages
Library of Congress Tintin (Fictitious character)
NBS Text Children's General Interest & Leisure
ONIX Text General/trade
Number of Pages 60
Dimensions Width: 225mm
Height: 303mm
Spine: 10mm
Weight 510g
Dewey Code 741.59493
Catalogue Code 245214

Description of this Book

A must for any Tintin fan, this is both the official exhibition catalogue and a celebration of 75 years of the irrepressible boy reporter. From his first appearance in January 1929, the globe-trotting Tintin took to boats in his pursuit of adventure. Motor-launches and liners, cargo vessels and historic galleons: each is meticulously depicted by Herge, who laboured over every detail. A new dimension, punctuated with a staggering repertoire of salty swear words - 'billions of blistering barnacles!' - came in 1940 with the introduction of Captain Haddock. From then on, with this loyal, whisky-loving companion, Tintin could hardly be a landlubber.

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Awards & Reviews

NZ Review 'A must for fans and newcomers alike' -- Lloyd's List 20040319 Praise for Tintin: The Complete Companion: 'Essential reading for Tintinophiles' Times Literary Supplement 20040319 'Enjoyably enthusiastic' Independent 20040319

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Author's Bio

Michael Farr is the editor and translator of this book. He was for years a reporter like Tintin, and in the same countries -- or at least their real counterparts. He knew Herge and is the leading British Tintinologist. His bestselling Tintin: The Complete Companion was published in 2001.

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