Title: Le Lotus Bleu
Series: Les Aventures de Tintin
Author: Hergé (Georges Remi)
First publication (serialized): 1934-1935 in Le Petit Vingtième
First album edition: 1936 (black & white version)
Color edition: 1946 (remastered in color and redrawn)
Publisher: Casterman
Number of pages: 62 (standard edition)
Original language: French
Size: 22.5 x 30.3 x 1.5cms
Discover the thrilling adventures of Tintin in Le Lotus Bleu, a classic from the Les Aventures de Tintin series.
Written by the legendary Belgian author Hergé, it was first serialized in 1934-1935 and published in 1936.
This story takes Tintin to China, where he faces espionage, danger, and intrigue in 1930s Asia.
In Le Lotus Bleu, Tintin uncovers a sinister plot involving a mysterious drug cartel and foreign agents.
Hergé’s meticulous research and respect for Asian culture shine through this captivating tale.
This installment is praised for its rich storytelling, vivid characters, and detailed artwork.
Casterman later remastered it in color in 1946, enhancing the original black-and-white version.
With 62 pages of captivating illustrations and engaging narrative, Le Lotus Bleu blends action, mystery, and culture.
It is a must-have for comic lovers and collectors alike.
The book reflects Hergé’s artistic evolution toward realistic and sensitive portrayals of foreign cultures.
Published by Casterman and originally written in French, this edition invites readers to explore Tintin’s journey beyond Europe.
Whether a longtime fan or new to the series, Le Lotus Bleu offers suspense, adventure, and historical context.
Get your copy of Le Lotus Bleu and embark on an unforgettable journey through 1930s China with Tintin!
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