The accidental geopolitics of Tintin
A personal revisit of Tintin traces how Hergé built global politics into children's comics. It argues that the albums still illuminate power, war and propaganda, even as their prejudices demand scrutiny.
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My first encounter with Tintin was with a stack of old Methuen hardbacks and later Mammoth paperbacks, inherited unevenly, my father's and my mother's separate collections merged onto one shelf sometime after their wedding, the way two people's books... [8062 chars]
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