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Worth seeing 1 1

The Adventures of Tintin, Volume 8: King Ottokar's Sceptre (Album)

Customer Review

very good album

It was envisaged the setting color version of the black & white as Cigars of the Pharaoh. But the face of criticism (too british style for a story set in a Slavic country) Hergé was brought with the help of Edgar P Jacobs to overhaul the Syldavian part of this story in "balkanizing" the guards Castle Kropow.

An album that is worth seeing with the presence of the Black & white and full frame coverage versions.