The first adventure of the reporter Tintin

Symbol of the adventurous spirit that accompanies every self-respecting journalist, the sagacious Tintin, one of the most loved and admired comic characters of the 20th century, was born on January 10, 1929 from the pen of the Belgian Georges Rémi, better known as Hergé. At the head of Le Petit Vingtième, a youth supplement of a newspaper of Catholic ideology, he provided an alternative to his alter ego, who, eternally young, vignette after vignette, traveled the world in search of firsts, although only in his first adventure, Tintin in the country of the soviets, we see him pen at the ready to write a chronicle. His adventures in the Soviet Union taught young Belgians against the dangers of Marxism. Become a milestone, after 24 albums translated into more than a hundred languages, the character continues in the gap, captivating new generations.