Les aventures de Tintin Tome 1 : Tintin au congo

Le sceptre d'Ottokar :Tintin trouve sur un banc public une serviette appartenant à un certain professeur Halambique. Il s'agit d'un spécialiste de sigillographie qui doit se rendre prochainement en Syldavie pour étudier le sceau du roi Ottokar. Tintin découvre par hasard que le professeur et lui même, sont sous surveillance. Intrigué, il décide d'enquêter. Il est très vite repérer et reçoit plusieurs messages d'avertissement puis est victime d'un attentat à la bombe qui manquera sa cible grâce à l'intervention des Dupondt.L'affaire Tournesol :Le professeur Tournesol vient de mettre au point une nouvelle arme utilisant les ultrasons, qui détruit les objets en verre. Si elle venait à être perfectionnée pour détruire autre chose que du verre, cette invention pourrait devenir une arme particulièrement dangereuse. En voyage en Suisse pour un congrès, Tournesol est poursuivi par des agents secrets bordures qui veulent obtenir les plans de son invention. Tintin et le capitaine Haddock, craignant que Tournesol n'ait des ennuis, s'y rendent pour le retrouver. Mais Tournesol est finalement enlevé par les Bordures...

Le Sceptre d'ottokar + L'Affaire Tournesol

Premier d'une série de cinq tomes exposant l'oeuvre dessinée d'Hergé. Véritable musée de papier, cet ensemble exprimera le talent multiforme et parfois inédit d'un des plus grands auteurs du vingtième siècle.

Chronologie d'une oeuvre Tome 1 : 1907-1931

THE STRATOSHOP H.22/ PART TWOWhen the Stratoship H.22, designed by their father, is the subject of an attempted bombing from the air, Jo and Zette fly it out of its hangar but are unable to get back. Crash-landing near the North Pole they face a race against time to get the plane back home and win the trans-Atlantic challenge. But the Stockrise brothers and their gang are still determined to thwart the operation even if it is successful.

Destination New York

La presse du jour indique que lors d'un voyage au San Theodoros, la Castafiore et les Dupondt sont arrêtés par le régime du général Tapioca, nouvellement à la tête du pays, sous prétexte d'un complot dont Haddock serait à la tête, et dont Tintin et Tournesol feraient également partis, Moulinsart servant de base…Quelques heures plus tard, Des journalistes sont déjà aux portes de Moulinsart pour interviewer le capitaine Haddock… Après avoir vu une déclaration télévisée dans laquelle le général Tapioca l’accusait formellement d’être à l’origine d’un complot, Haddock décide d’envoyer un message à Tapioca…Après quelques télégrammes d'insultes, Haddock et Tournesol acceptent de se rendre à Tapiocapolis pour discuter avec le général. Mais Tintin, méfiant décide lui de rester à Moulinsart... Très vite, ils découvrent que l'invitation était un piège. C'est alors que Tintin les rejoint...

Tintin et les Picaros (Tintin, #23)

Le Crabe aux Pinces d'Or

Un album avec rabats qui permettent de questionner, d'observer puis de découvrir une séquence démonstrative de deux à trois images, avec Tintin.

Je decouvre les nombres

Tintin finds a lost briefcase and returns it to the owner, Professor Hector Alembick, who is a sigilographer, an expert on seals. He shows Tintin his collection of seals, including one which belonged to the Syldavian King Ottokar IV. Tintin then discovers that he and Alembick are under surveillance by some strange men. Tintin's flat is even bombed in an attempt to kill him. Suspecting a Syldavian connection, Tintin offers to accompany Alembick to Syldavia for research.On the plane Tintin begins to suspect his companion. The Alembick travelling with him doesn't smoke and doesn't seem to need the spectacles he wears, while the Alembick he first met smoked heavily and had very poor eyesight. During a layover, Tintin fakes a fall and grabs Alembick's beard, thinking it is false and Alembick is an imposter. However, it is (for Alembick) painfully real. Tintin decides to let the matter drop but then, while flying over Syldavia, it is the pilot of the plane who opens a trap door and Tintin drops out, landing in a haywagon.Tintin has a hunch that a plot is afoot to steal the sceptre of King Ottokar IV. In Syldavia, the reigning King must possess the sceptre to rule or he will be forced to abdicate. Every year he rides in a parade during St. Vladimir's Day carrying it, while the people sing the national anthem. Tintin succeeds in warning the reigning King, Muskar XII, despite the efforts of the conspirators. He and the King rush to the royal treasure room to find Alembick, the royal photographer and some guards unconscious and the sceptre missing.Tintin's friends Thomson and Thompson are summoned to investigate but their theory on how the sceptre was stolen proves bad and painful for them. Later on, Tintin notices a spring cannon in a toy shop and this gives him the clue. Professor Alembick had asked for some photographs to be taken of the sceptre, but the camera was a spring cannon in disguise, which allowed him to catapult it out of the castle into a nearby forest.Searching the forest, Tintin spots the sceptre being found by agents of the neighbouring country, Borduria. Following them all the way to the border, he wrests the sceptre from them. In the wallet of one of the thieves he discovers papers that show that the theft of the sceptre was just part of a major plan for the taking over of Syldavia by their long-time political rival, Borduria.Tintin steals a Me-109 from a Bordurian airfield (whose squadron is being kept ready to take part in the envisioned "Anschluss" of Syldavia) to fly it back to the King in time. He is shot down by the Syldavians who have naturally opened fire on an enemy aircraft violating their airspace. He manages to make the rest of the journey by foot.Meanwhile the Interior Minister informs the King that rumours have been spreading that the sceptre has been stolen and that there have been riots against local Bordurian businesses, acts which would justify a Bordurian takeover of the country. The King is about to abdicate when Snowy runs in with the sceptre (which had fallen out of Tintin's pocket).Tintin then gives the King the papers he took from the man who stole the sceptre. They prove that the plot was masterminded by Müsstler, leader of the Iron Guard, a local political party. The King takes action by having Müsstler and his associates arrested and the army mobilised along the Bordurian frontier. In response, the Bordurian leader pulls his own troops back from the border, though he stresses his own country's "desire for peace" and criticises Syldavia's "strange" behaviour.The next day is St. Vladimir's Day and Tintin is made a Knight of the Order of the Golden Pelican, the first non-Syldavian to receive such an honour. Further inquiries by the authorities reveal that, in a classic Ruritanian plot device, Professor Alembick is one of a pair of identical twins: Hector Alembick was kidnapped and replaced with his brother Alfred who left for Syldavia in his place.Tintin and Snowy return home by a flying boat with Thomson and Thompson, who suffer momentary panic when the aircraft appears to be falling into the sea at the end of the flight. The reader is treated to a rare "wink to the camera" from Tintin, who points out their error, and they laugh about it so much that they do indeed fall into the sea as they disembark.

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