Numbered from 1/1400 to 1400/1400. Contains 10 ‘Tintin on the screen’ stamps with special day cancellation following the Spielberg film.
Dominique Maricq was hired as archivist at Hergé Studios in 1997. Comics fascinated him from a young age and now he has become a passionate specialist of the master of the Clear Line.
The adventures of Tintin have captivated many generations of readers since 1929 and look set for another bright future. However, ink and paper have not been the only communication of this fashionable oeuvre. The derivatives, reference works, exhibitions, ceremonies and events of all kinds that highlight the fortunes of the little reporter and his faithful four-legged friend are simply uncountable. Hergé was always thoroughly influenced by the seventh art form in his work and the illustrator always dreamed of transferring his success series to the screen.
From 1930 to today: discover the history of Tintin on screen, from the regular films to the cartoons, about flesh-and-blood characters and the third dimension.
64 pages - Soft Cover - French