The Adventures of Tintin is a series of comic albums created by Belgian artist Remi Georges (1907–1983), who wrote under the pen name of Hergé.
Tintin is the famous young reporter in the comic series created by Belgian Georges Remi, also known as Hergé (22 May 1907 - 3 March 1983). Tintin and his dog companion, Snowy, enjoyed exciting adventures that took them to various places in the world such as Tibet, Congo, America, Russia and even the moon!
View the full range of Tintin postage stamps issued by Belgium, France and the Netherlands from the museum's Universal Postal Union Collection. Rarely seen original stamp artworks, colour trials, and other philatelic materials from the Museum Voor Communicatie, the Netherlands, and Musée de La Poste in France are on display for the first time in Singapore.
Enjoy the photos =)
Pencil sketches of the comics
Zoom in for a closer look
Rarely seen original stamp artworks, colour trials and other philatelic materials from the Museum Voor Communicatie in the Netherlands and L’Adresse Musée de La Poste in France.
Pop up books give a new dimension to the classic adventures of Tintin.
Figurines based on the comics.
You can browse Tintin comics for free here! (PS: Only 2 books available.)
The 24 official comic strip albums written by Hergé.
An interesting read that I found online; Click here to read the mini-Tintin FAQ, because the Tintinverse can be a weird and unwelcoming place for newcomers.
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