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  • British classic BD 2  

    The Secret of the Unicorn (Paperback)
    Album BD former rigid connected reissued by Casterman (1993) has in this case the first of twin adventures (which form a single story) of the famous hero of Hergé: The Secret of the Unicorn and Red Rackham's Treasure; these two albums (11 & 12) are p
  • Classic 16 1  

    The Secret of the Unicorn (Paperback)
    Beautiful album, delivered in a timely manner. I ordered several simultaneously. One of them was slightly chipped in the trip. I'm satisfied.
  • Tintin Volume XI  

    The Secret of the Unicorn (Paperback)
    Just a little history if you wish ... When the adventure begins to look into little strips daily Le Soir June 11, 1942, Hergé always trying to move away from the events of the time as he did for The Shooting Star. Both albums are in the category of p
  • My favorite with the following  

    The Secret of the Unicorn (Paperback)
    Attention still a mythical album (really!): The Secret Of The Unicorn. Album that should logically be the basis of the film that Spielberg is currently filming, is the first part of a diptych (the second and final part, the next album, The Treasure O
  • The Chevalier de Haddoque  

    The Secret of the Unicorn (Paperback)
    This first part of a double album is really very good. Everything happens in the city and we discover that Tintin does not have to go halfway around the world to experience thrilling adventures. Buying a boat collection of our hero to the market (pla
  • Tintin and hackers  

    The Secret of the Unicorn (Paperback)
    This first part is superb. Everything is meticulously presented preparing an expedition off since standard projects the actors of history, in the past! Captain Haddock discovers an ancestor, like him by all physical and psychological traits, with Sir
  • En garde, matey!  

    The Secret of the Unicorn (Paperback)
    The epic Chevallier Hadoque is probably one of the most attractive and rustic creating Hergé. A nice flashback to the time of Louis XIV puts us in a fierce and loyal company serving the king dressed in purple and the most terrible pirate the Caribbea