L'affaire Tournesol
Les aventures de Tintin
Book • 1960
In this eighteenth volume of 'The Adventures of Tintin', Hergé crafts a story set against the backdrop of the Cold War. The tale begins at Marlinspike Hall, where strange phenomena caused by Professor Calculus's ultrasonic device lead Tintin and Captain Haddock to investigate.
They soon discover that Calculus is in danger and embark on a perilous journey to Geneva and beyond to rescue him from the clutches of Syldavian and Bordurian agents.
The story is filled with espionage, high-speed chases, and comedic interludes, showcasing Hergé's signature style and attention to detail.
They soon discover that Calculus is in danger and embark on a perilous journey to Geneva and beyond to rescue him from the clutches of Syldavian and Bordurian agents.
The story is filled with espionage, high-speed chases, and comedic interludes, showcasing Hergé's signature style and attention to detail.
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Mentionné par Jean Soula comme une œuvre ayant influencé son intérêt pour l'archéologie et les pirates.
Une fouille archéologique sur les pirates, ça se passe comment ? - Entretien avec Jean Soulat
