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Title: L’Île Noire

Series: Les Aventures de Tintin
Author: Hergé (Georges Remi)
First publication (serialized): 1937 in Le Petit Vingtième
First album edition: 1938 (black & white version)
Color edition: 1943 (first color version)
Revised edition: 1965 (completely redrawn for British market)
Publisher: Casterman
Number of pages: 62 (standard edition)
Original language: French

Size: 22.5 x 30.3 x 1.5cms

Join Tintin and Snowy on a high-stakes chase in “L’Île Noire”, one of the most iconic titles in Les Aventures de Tintin. Created by the legendary Belgian cartoonist Hergé, this thrilling story keeps readers hooked from the very first panel.

The adventure begins when Tintin uncovers a counterfeit ring after surviving a plane crash. He follows a dangerous trail that leads him to Scotland’s misty shores and the mysterious Black Island. On this rugged island, he faces wild beasts, hidden enemies, and secret hideouts. Every page delivers suspense, action, and classic Tintin humor.

Originally serialized in 1937 and published as an album in 1938, L’Île Noire was later redrawn in color in 1943. The definitive version came in 1965 when Hergé revised the artwork for the British audience, adding authentic details and realistic landscapes.

The album features 62 beautifully illustrated pages, packed with expressive characters and rich storytelling. Hergé’s clean line style and meticulous research make the story feel alive and immersive.

Published by Casterman and written in French, L’Île Noire stands as a must-have for comic fans and Tintin collectors. It also serves as a great introduction for new readers.

Explore Tintin’s courage, Snowy’s loyalty, and the charm of a world-class detective story in this unforgettable volume.

Get your copy of L’Île Noire today and dive into a timeless comic book classic full of adventure, danger, and intrigue!