Tintin (The Adventures of Tintin)

Tintin is a fictional young Belgian journalist and adventurer created by artist Hergé. Known for his distinctive quiff and curiosity, Tintin travels the world solving mysteries, uncovering secrets, and confronting villains. Each story, or comic album, combines detailed artwork with engaging plots rooted in history, culture, and humor. Through his bravery and integrity, Tintin exemplifies curiosity, problem-solving, and moral courage. The series, first published in 1929, has become a beloved classic, appreciated for its storytelling, artistry, and ability to appeal across generations.