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prioritizing the oxygen reserves that were on the ship, aware that they were for four people but there were seven on the ship, warning that everyone would die from depleting the reserves, then he complained to Wolff about spending eight days feeding on poor quality sandwiches and asks for some hot food.He then extorts a weak-minded Wolff by pointing a gun at him. When he does not take off, he accuses his engineer of letting himself be carried away by his scruples of conscience and prepares to shoot him, but is prevented from doing so by Tintin, who severs the wires to the engine and holds Jorgen at gunpoint. Jorgen escapes custody during the return flight and attempts to kill the rocket crew. Wolff turns on Jorgen for this, and in the ensuing struggle, Jorgen is inadvertently shot, dying instantly. His body is subsequently ejected into space.
7091:, when he is discovered to be a gambler who bets on races in secret. He has a small moustache and dresses formally in black. After the thievery of Castafiore's emeralds, his attempts to help only incriminate him, as it was his footprints found near Castafiore's window, it was him suspiciously rummaging in the attic, and it was he who broke a step on the staircase. He tries to sneak out of his stricts practice sessions (dictated by Castafiore) and, instead of practising, is caught using a playback tape recorder. He was imprisoned along with Castafiore and
6984:. Although reluctant to risk the perilous attempt to find Chang, whom he believes to be dead, Tharkey leads Tintin and Captain Haddock to the crash site of the aircraft. After initially leaving the site to return to his village, he feels guilty for leaving them alone and returns just in time to help Tintin and Haddock out of a dangerous situation. However, he subsequently breaks his arm from an avalanche and must return to the plains after partly convalescing at a Buddhist monastery while Tintin and the Captain continue their search for Chang.
6756:(in the original French) are plausible Estonian names. Piotr is Polish for Peter while the correct Estonian version would be Peeter. The name Skut was rather an excuse for a gag, as Captain Haddock believes he is telling him to "scoot" rather than introducing himself. In the original French, the Captain mistakes the name "Szut" for "zut", the French exclamation of frustration. In other international versions, his last name is changed to entail a rudely dismissive or slightly offensive term befitting the language in question.
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cut short. When Tintin rushes to the professor's apartment to investigate, he is startled to find the professor calmly packing his bags. Although
Alembick's appearance seems unchanged, subtle changes in his behaviour, such as no longer requiring cigarettes or eyeglasses, lead Tintin to suspect that something is amiss. At the end of the adventure, Tintin discovers that Professor Hector Alembick had indeed been kidnapped and impersonated by his twin brother Alfred.
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2807:, the Inca mummy whose tomb was violated by the expedition members. As he escapes, he is shot and wounded by a police officer and hides in a tree. In the morning, Calculus finds a bracelet that belonged to Rascar Capac and puts it on. He is promptly kidnapped by Chiquito and his men for sacrilege. To get past a roadblock, he and his accomplices switch cars. Chiquito takes the professor to Peru and Tintin and Captain Haddock go after them. He reappears in
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3917:. He is a cunning and deceptive figure, framing Tintin for the assault on the train, tricking Tintin when he "returns from the dead" (he falls on his knees and begs the "ghost" for mercy, only to trip him and acquire his gun). He wields Ranko against his pursuers. He is handcuffed by Tintin, but he manages to escape and release the other members of the counterfeit gang. He and his allies are ultimately taken into custody.
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launched, Miller's technicians were able to intercept it and divert the rocket to their own territory. However, Tintin and
Calculus had expected this and destroyed the rocket before it could land. Miller threatened to have Wolff killed, as he suspected him of double-crossing him, but refrained when it was announced that a crewed rocket was to go to the Moon. Miller arranged for
4146:, he explains that he has hypnotised and freed the Sondonesian guards (whom Tintin and Captain Haddock had bound and gagged) and let them spread fear among their compatriots. When an earthquake occurs shortly afterwards, the Sondonesians' nerves are finally stressed beyond their breaking point. Allan frantically attempts to stop them, but they assault him and flee the island.
4461:, Allan quit his life as a mariner and became a mailman in the mainland United States. At some point, Rastapopoulos attempted to reach out to Allan and offer him a job, but Allan refused to return to the criminal empire. In another completed version of that unfinished comic by a writer using the pseudonym RamĂł Nash, Allan is again portrayed as an associate of Rastapopoulos.
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Tintin finds
Sophocles in the Indian jungle completely by chance in a string of absurd coincidences, painting the symbol of Kih-Oskh on palm trees. Tintin even speculates that the scholar is a member of the gang of drug smugglers that he finds himself pitted against. Sophocles is now completely mad because he has been given poison called Rajaijah, imagining himself to be
6001:. This led to allegations that the show was rigged: one Tintin fan questioned how such a large portion of the audience could pick from four options the correct answer, especially given Dr. Patella's very minor role in the series. A psychoanalyst postulated that children remember proper names much better than adults, hence its retention by members of the audience who read
4448:, causing him to suffer a loss of his teeth (the original French version specifies that he lost his dentures, suggesting that he had no real teeth to begin with). He escapes a volcanic eruption and flees in a rubber raft with the other criminals, but he and his accomplices are hypnotised and compelled to board a spaceship, whisking them away to an unknown fate.
4250:, and is tasked with reorganising the Secret Police there. In San Theodoros, he takes the Spanish spelling of his name, Esponja, and grows a beard. Sponsz plants false documents in Bianca Castafiore's luggage, which provides "proof" of a conspiracy led by her against General Tapioca, justifying the arrest of Castafiore. Sponsz later arrests
3884:, with all three being drafted into the Republic's army during the Gran Chapo War with Nuevo Rico over oil rights. While fighting with Tintin in hand-to-hand combat on an ocean liner, RamĂłn and Alonso fall into the sea, clutching each other's throats as each man believes he is strangling Tintin, and drown. They are last seen being taken to
3646:. He designed Formula Fourteen, which increased the explosive properties of petrol, and sabotaged the pipelines of Arabex, the Emir's preferred petrol company. While in his initial appearance he wore a goatee and moustache and had a plump physique, in later appearances he wears a full-grown beard and is leaner, enabling him to pose as an
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the palace and
Alcazar points a gun at him and prepares a script in which he will resign, the dictator opposes but is easily intimidated when they point out his resignation again over the radio. and gives him power. Alcazar is once again in charge of San Theodoros, but it is suggested his rule is no different from Tapioca's.
2541:, where at one point they hold Tintin prisoner to force him to surrender the parchments. Furthermore, they threaten him with torture while refusing to accept Tintin's explanation that a pickpocket had earlier stolen his wallet containing the parchments. Amongst their other crimes is the attempted murder of their helper,
5883:, a man who also carried a gun and confronted violent conspiracies. He is sometimes shown wearing a military uniform, holding the rank of Colonel of the Royal Guards. The king's military service is similar to members of other real European royal families, who have members that have served in their nation's militaries.
3518:, an old enemy of Tintin's, to be smuggled aboard. Ultimately though, his attempt to control the rocket failed—his agents Jorgen and Wolff both perishing in the process. Miller is last seen cursing the rocket's crew and his agents' bungling, wishing that they would all perish in the last stage of the return journey.
6270:. Ridgewell settled down with the Arumbayas and decided to stay, not caring if the outside world knew if he was dead or alive. When Tintin ventured into Arumbaya territory, Ridgewell initially fired darts at him in order to scare him away, but later agreed to take him to the Arumbaya village for information.
2953:). In revenge, Diaz engaged in repeated, unsuccessful assassination attempts against Alcazar. Diaz expired in the last attempt when the bomb he planted exploded prematurely. Alcazar had just arrested and sentenced Tintin to death due to faked evidence, and had just promoted Corporal Diaz back to colonel.
3939:, where forgers are printing counterfeit banknotes off the Scottish coast. At first, Ranko seems very fierce and bloodthirsty, but he is easily controlled by Snowy's barking, which terrifies him. He develops an affection for Tintin after receiving first aid from him for a broken arm. After the events of
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in the original version), the witch doctor kept this from the other
Arumbayas, hoping to be rid of his rival. When one Arumbaya expressed concern for Ridgewell, the witch doctor threatened to turn him and his family into frogs. But Ridgewell got away and fired a dart into the witch doctor's bottom as
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lives with them. Despite a reputation for ferocity, the
Arumbayas prove to be relatively civil when Tintin encounters them. They casually explain that their bad reputation may be due to the actions of their neighbours, the Rumbabas, who behead anyone who passes their way. The Arumbayas also appear in
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to research an ancient seal belonging to the
Syldavian monarch King Ottokar IV. Tintin offers to be Alembick's secretary on his journey. On the day before the trip, Alembick calls Tintin by telephone; in the midst of the conversation Tintin hears a struggle and a cry for help before the connection is
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sing. Unbeknownst to Sponsz, Tintin and
Haddock are hiding in Castafiore's closet when Sponsz visits her in her dressing room. The two protagonists thus hear the entirety of the Bordurian plan for Calculus. Tintin and Haddock also manage to steal passes for two Red Cross representatives and a release
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on market day, he was stopped by a gendarme who wanted to record his name. The flabbergasted gendarme meekly let him off with "Don't do it again." When they finally stopped the
Syldavian car and did not find Calculus inside, Cartoffoli accused Tintin and the Captain of making up their story to get a
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and was the first character seen in that adventure, meeting a friend at a pub before sailing. His indiscreet talk of treasure hunting was overheard by a newspaper reporter, which, after that story was published, caused Tintin and
Captain Haddock to be besieged with more newspaper reporters. Bill was
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on a guerrilla operation in the tropical forest while married to a harridan who bullies him. Tintin, though uninterested in his cause, devises a stratagem to return him to power in order to rescue his friends. Through the carnival they carry out a coup d'Ă©tat, he drives a tourist bus and infiltrates
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magazine with additional panels not included later in book form, included a scene with Huascar. In the magazine version, Tintin and Haddock are at the bridge waiting for an unknown guide when they meet Huascar, who tells them that their guide has gotten sick. He smiles at Haddock's insults and walks
2560:, a ship about to set sail with Tintin and Haddock in their search for the treasure. Thomson and Thompson are thus sent as part of the expedition in order to look out for him, but he never appears. The detectives conclude at the end of the adventure that he was discouraged because of their presence.
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and breaks the mast of his ship, acquiring a parchment. When he brings it to the Bird brothers and then asks them for more money to get the other two, then threatens to expose them when they refuse, he is shot and wounded outside Tintin's flat. He turns from his employers and tries to warn Tintin of
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hires him to bring an end to Tintin. Pablo's attempt fails; Tintin captures Pablo, who begs for mercy, and Tintin lets him go. Trickler then frames Tintin for espionage and the young man is soon sentenced to death. In return for Tintin's mercy, Pablo assembles a gang of men, breaks into the prison,
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while working for the Japanese government. Mitsuhirato is characterised as an evil, scheming person, exploiting political turmoil in China to his and his country's advantage. He is depicted as unscrupulous and militaristic, with stereotypically rectangular teeth. After his subsequent capture at the
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in order to learn where Carreidas had left a large part of his personal fortune. However, when Rastapopoulos was injected with the serum by accident and "confessed" that he planned to eliminate Krollspell rather than pay him for his assistance, Krollspell joined forces with Tintin and his allies to
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driver, prompting Tintin to intercede. Gibbons also physically assaults a Chinese waiter at the "Occidental Private Club". He reports Tintin to the Japanese authorities in retaliation only to be arrested as a liar when his information is found inaccurate. He is a friend of the Shanghai police chief
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to shoot the rest of the rocket crew, his struggle for Jorgen's gun resulted in the agent's accidental death. As the rocket ship is returning to Earth without enough oxygen for Tintin and his friends, Wolff, still overcome with guilt over the way he had betrayed his companions, redeems himself for
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Abdullah is a serial practical joker whose favourite victim is the short-tempered Captain Haddock (whom he persistently misnames as "Blistering Barnacles"). He is doted upon by his father. Abdullah has a tendency to dislike people and promise punishments from his father to everyone who annoys him,
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and his Skoil Petroleum Company and fighting a guerrilla war against Ben Kalish Ezab, the emir. Bab El Ehr's men mistake Tintin for a weapons smuggler working for the sheikh, and rescue him from Ben Kalish Ezab's soldiers. After discovering the mistake, Bab El Ehr accuses Tintin of being a spy for
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was first published in the 1930s, Sarcophagus was an unnamed and beardless scholar who wore sunglasses. When Tintin explored the tomb, he found sarcophagi for himself and Snowy but not for the scholar, who does not even turn up in the Red Sea incident—thus, how he ends up in India is unexplained.
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and catches Tintin who has swum aboard and found Calculus. When Chiquito calls for assistance, Tintin takes the opportunity to jump back into the water, swimming back to safety as Chiquito shoots at him. Their next meeting is at the Temple of the Sun, high in the mountains, where he and the Incas
97:, and the subsequent restrictions this imposed, Hergé was forced to focus on characterisation to avoid depicting troublesome political situations. The public responded positively. Colourful main characters, villainous antagonists, and heroic supporting cast were all introduced during this period.
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Tintin offers to cure the Picaros of their alcoholism if Alcazar agrees to refrain from killing Tapioca and his men. Alcazar reluctantly agrees. Moments after the Picaros are cured, a musical troupe called the Jolly Follies arrives, intending to perform at the upcoming carnival in San Theodoros.
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to San Theodoros and serve as Tapioca's technical adviser. General Tapioca's regime is overthrown by Alcazar with the help of Tintin and Captain Haddock. Although Tapioca approves of Alcazar's plan to execute him, he and Alcazar both submit to Tintin's petition to spare Tapioca and exile him to
3300:, and escapes while they all exchange blows. After coming around, Keen-eyed Mole realises that Tintin discovered the secret cave after Smiles speaks with him. He decides to leave the reporter in the hole, and is last seen being forced to leave by the military after an oil discovery in the area.
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in Iceland, where he bumps into Captain Haddock at the docks and launches into a bizarre greeting ritual with Haddock that Tintin at first interprets as the build-up to a fight. However, Haddock and Chester warmly clasp hands and take Tintin to a local bar to reminisce over a bottle of whisky.
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trafficking ring, which uses tins of crab to smuggle the drug. When Tintin was captured early in the adventure, it was Salaad who wired the initial order to have Tintin thrown overboard, but Tintin's escape prevented it. Later, Tintin discovers the base where the opium is stored is in Salaad's
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that he claims can keep danger away. Later captured by the Incas, Tintin gives the talisman to Zorrino. The Incas, who intend to kill them for treachery, see the talisman and spare the younger boy's life. Present at the scene, Huascar is revealed to be a High Priest of the Sun. He uses a large
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airport but pulled back when he realised that they were being escorted by Zepo, the local secret police. With an associate known as the Baron, he then set about parachuting agents into the area of the Centre and obtaining the plans for the experimental uncrewed rocket X-FLR6. When X-FLR6 was
5836:, were ready to stop him. Upon hearing of the plot, the monarch was fair-minded enough to investigate Tintin's claims, which turned out to be true: the sceptre had been stolen, a constitutional crisis was imminent, and Syldavia was about to be plunged into an invasion by its long-term enemy
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was told he would be a journalist; Jorgen reveals his true plan to steal the rocket when on the Moon. When most of the group leaves on the Moon-tank, Jorgen knocks Tintin out from behind, ties him up, and leaves him on a lower deck. He forces Wolff to help him maroon the others on the Moon,
5715:. He was investigating a powerful gang of drug smugglers in the Far East and followed their trail to Europe, but was kidnapped from the street outside Tintin's flat before he could warn him. He was finally able to meet Tintin at the end of the adventure after he had been freed by police.
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who forgets his glasses, wears his cleaning-lady's overcoat, holds his cane upside down as if it were an umbrella, mistakes a parrot for a man, and leaves his briefcase next to a lamp post. In the original edition published in 1935, his name is given as Professor Euclide (after the Greek
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to eliminate Tintin, the Captain, and the Professor, and Alvarez is enraged when his men fail. When General Tapioca is overthrown, Alvarez shifts over to Alcazar's side, even expressing disappointment that Tapioca will not be executed. He then assists Tintin and the Captain in rescuing
3851:, where he appeared to help Tintin and his friends escape their current captivity, but really putting them in a position where they could be shot while trying to escape. When Tintin discovered his treachery, he allowed Pablo to go free, as he remembered Pablo once saved his life.
6841:, Jacobs, and Van Melkebeke appear (page 59, last frame) as a man on the right in a green uniform accompanying a woman in mauve, a monocled man on the right with black hair and breastplate, and a fair-haired man in evening wear on the left near the window. Hergé appears in
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try to escape from the island. Before the eruption of the volcano, Krollspell is taken away by the aliens along with Rastapopoulos and his gang. By the end of the adventure, a news programme announces that Krollspell was found near his clinic with no memory of how he got there.
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and turns Tintin over to the Japanese, who have put a price on his head, calmly dismissing Tintin's protest that he is on neutral ground, as he did not have a passport to enter the Settlement to begin with. Dawson is ultimately forced to attend the ceremony in honour of Tintin.
4499:. Trickler attempts to engineer a war in order for San Theodoros to seize total control of the supposedly oil-rich Gran Chapo region from neighbouring Nuevo-Rico and hand it over to his company. He further seeks to profit even more through the sale of arms by his associate
4126:, explaining that he will help them in their war for independence. They assist in capturing Carreidas' plane and diverting it to an Indonesian island, keeping the passengers and pilot imprisoned in old Japanese WWII bunkers. Rastapopoulos has mined the Sondonesians'
6147:. Professor Phostle claims that it is a ball of fire that will hit the Earth and cause the end of the world the following morning, and actually looks forward to this, thinking that predicting the end of mankind would make him famous. Initially disappointed that the
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to lift the curse, assuring the Incas that the expedition's purpose was not to steal from their people but simply to teach others about them. The Prince of the Sun releases his control over the Sanders-Hardiman expedition members and they awaken from their curse.
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was originally published in black-and-white, the fakir tells his boss on the phone how he intends to bribe an asylum guard into arranging Tintin's "suicide". It is also later hinted that he is the chairman of the meeting of the hooded leaders of the drug cartel.
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has missed the Earth, Phostle consoles himself by naming an unknown metal fallen from the meteor after himself: "phostlite". He then leads an expedition of scientists to follow Tintin and Captain Haddock to attempt to retrieve the fallen phostlite from the sea.
5157:. As a result, the mansion's inhabitants are endlessly plagued by orders for lamb chops and sausages. The irony is that when making calls himself, Captain Haddock usually ends up getting put through to Cutts' shop, rather than the place he was actually calling.
5044:. Despite the caution he appears to take with his money, refusing to pay any ransom and keeping his accounts secret, Carreidas generally appears to have a random attitude about his finances, ordering the purchase of multiple paintings simply because a rival ("
6869:, the first (page 16, frame 4) as a man in brown suit and black bow-tie in the middle box on the left, and the other (page 57, frame 2) as a man standing behind General Alcazar. Hergé (well, the back of his head) cameos as a technician in
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sank, Sir Francis lived for two years among the natives of the nearby tropical island. Upon returning home, Sir Francis concealed a treasure stolen from Red Rackham in the cellars of Marlinspike Hall, hiding clues to its location in three model ships of the
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to start a war against Nuevo-Rico. When that fails, he tries to have Tintin assassinated and bribes Alcazar in person, then has Tintin framed as a spy and nearly executed. At the end of the adventure, it turns out the Gran Chapo region has no trace of oil.
6847:(page 13, last frame) as a man standing by the tent smoking, equipped with a sketch pad and pen, while Jacobs who is dressed like Tintin can be seen standing near the gate with the bicycle. "Jacobini" makes another appearance as the star of the opera
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occurs just before the sacrifice. Convinced that the Sun God favours Tintin, the Prince releases him and provides him with generous gifts of gold and jewels. In return, Tintin and his friends promise never to reveal the location of the Temple of the Sun.
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cellar, with an entrance behind a bookcase. Salaad tries to shoot Tintin but is knocked out when Snowy bites him, causing him to shoot a chandelier onto himself, and is arrested. It is later revealed that his activities went all the way to the Far East.
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and manage to gain control of the vessel. Haddock is captured and tied to the ship's mast and the crew is cast overboard. Rackham intends to have Haddock tortured by his men the following day, but before he can, Haddock frees himself and they engage in
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is erroneously announced. He is also a member of the band that plays outside Marlinspike as part of the "celebrations". At the end of the adventure, Mr. Bolt finally arrives to fix the broken step, but it is immediately broken again. By the time of
6490:, who has the Rascar Capac mummy in his possession). They were hospitalised while cursed by the Incas as punishment for the theft of the mummy, put into comas and made to suffer nightmares. Tintin visited the Incas' hidden temple in order to save
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The supporting characters Hergé created for his series have been described as far more developed than the central character, each imbued with a strength of character and depth of personality that has been compared with that of the characters of
3412:. Tintin and Haddock neutralise the agents by plying them with drinks at dinner and then locking them in their respective hotel rooms. Their names are undoubtedly puns on "chronic" and "clumsy". They appear to be the Bordurian equivalents of
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from two white men. Surprised that a white foreigner such as Tintin should do such a selfless act, he advises him to stop searching for Calculus since he will be risking his life. Tintin states he will continue anyway, so Huascar gives him a
2695:, he was named Blumenstein, an American Jew from a bank in New York. For the later edition of the book, Hergé altered the financier's antecedents by relocating him to the fictitious South American country São Rico and changing his name to a
6875:(page 18, frame 2 & 7) at Baxter's meeting while Jacobs turns up later as a fat technician (page 40, frame 8) when Professor Calculus loses it after Haddock tells him he is "acting the goat". The concluding frame of
4084:, where Tintin outwits them. Smiles flees to the fictional Redskin City, where he manages to convince the Native Americans to turn against Tintin. He is eventually arrested, delivered to Chicago police headquarters, and brought to justice.
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and takes them to their apartment. When he is first introduced in the adventure, he seems to be friendly and good-natured, which impresses the Captain. However, it is then revealed that Alvarez is a part of the plot orchestrated by
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and merchant seaman, often involved in smuggling and other criminal activities. His complete name is Allan Thompson in the original French, but English translations leave out his surname to avoid confusion with the detectives
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His unassuming figure notwithstanding, Carreidas is revealed to be a cunning individual with a long history of unscrupulous behaviour not limited to the business world; he is not above cheating Captain Haddock at a game of
3462:. The usage of the country's national insignia (naturally resembling the marshal's moustache) on badges and armbands is similar to the swastika. The greeting "Amaïh Kûrvi-Tasch" (meaning "Hail Kûrvi-Tasch") is similar to "
5433:. When he is introduced to Captain Haddock, he recognises him as the friend of the famous Tintin and requests to meet him. He is killed in a car accident under suspicious circumstances before the meeting can take place.
5840:. Muskar then orders his ministers and generals to prevent the invasion. The revolutionary party in the adventure, called the Iron Guard, may have been inspired by the Fascist paramilitary groups widespread in Europe
6881:(page 62, last frame) sees Hergé cameo as a rain-coated adjudicator in the middle of the drive while Edgar Pierre Jacobs can be seen in bow tie and spectacles, seated beside the wireless. Studios Hergé member
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who have been visiting the island for years, and a landing of theirs had occurred just the previous night, as signified by strange lights in the sky that frightened the Sondonesians. When the main characters meet
3209:. As such, the colonel is in direct contact with the Central Committee of the revolutionary Iron Guard movement. Tintin delivers a humiliating knockout punch to him shortly before the Bordurian plot is foiled.
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bursts through his chimney and vaporises the mummy; he then becomes very shaken and fears that an ancient prophecy is coming true. That same night, he is the last to be attacked by means of the crystal balls.
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even as he is playing pranks on them. Despite his continued persecution of Haddock, he also becomes extremely fond of the Captain in his own way, finding the latter's tantrums and general behaviour hilarious.
6532:. He is a bit of an eccentric: rowing a boat while unaware that it is not even in the water, saying goodbye to Snowy as if he was a little boy, and bumping into things and people. He is distracted, dresses
6033:. He arranges for Tintin to be kidnapped, but when Tintin is brought before him, he recognises him from his adventures, frees him, and sends him on his way with fresh supplies. His servant shows Tintin an
5063:, the French aircraft industrialist, who possessed a similar combination of wealth, aeronautical engineering genius, and quaint notions of fashion (Dassault's wardrobe remained frozen in the mid-1930s).
3688:, a source of information for him at the time. Dr. Bell was linked to the Nazi party at its highest levels and was involved in a plot to destabilise Soviet Russia through counterfeiting Russian roubles.
6698:. Grateful for his rescue, Skut becomes a faithful friend and later refuses to betray Tintin and Haddock, instead sharing the rest of the adventure with them. He repairs the sabotaged radio of the S.S.
2983:(to the point where he is offended by Tintin thinking he could tie him up). He is eventually captured when the leader accidentally knocks him out with a rock that had been intended for Tintin. When the
4826:, whom he supports completely. He misses most of the excitement of the Moon journey, having to stay and man the centre, but acquires some of it when the returning Moon rocket nearly lands on his car.
74:. The characters are listed alphabetically, grouped by the main characters, the antagonists, and the supporting characters. Before the list, there is an index of characters for each of the 24 albums.
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corners Tintin and his entourage in a cave, the Sondonesians refuse to enter, pointing to signs the gods have left on the cave threatening punishment for anyone who enters. In fact, these "gods" are
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political agitator and leader of the "Iron Guard", cover for the ZZRK (Syldavian Central Revolutionary Committee). He plots the deposition of the Syldavian king and the annexation of the country by
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to think that he still wears his hat. Kanrokitoff hypnotises him again and leaves him with the others in the motorboat, and later, Carreidas is on the flight to Sydney with Tintin and his friends.
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in 1968, Hergé is quoted as saying that Spalding was "a British public school man, obviously the black sheep of his family". Spalding has a formal manner, stiff upper lip, and fashionable clothes.
2633:. As the owner of a major banking concern and a petroleum firm called Golden Oil, he uses his wealth and resources to attempt to beat Tintin and his friends in the race to find a recently fallen
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where he is in league with British counterfeiters. He tries to send Tintin to his psychiatric clinic, but Tintin defeats him and MĂĽller accidentally burns his own house. He and his henchman
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Alcazar, with a little advice from Tintin, launches an assault on Tapioca's palace during the carnival by dressing the Picaros in the troupe's costumes and sneaking them into the capital.
4979:, but who repeatedly fails to arrive and instead offers a continuous sequence of excuses. Later, Mr. Bolt is one of the people who send the Captain a telegram when his engagement to marry
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out of his gambling debts in exchange for information on the rocket programme: Miller is shown in one panel checking a list of personnel at the Centre and finds Wolff's name among them.
3251:. Allan asks him to watch for Tintin to return through a porthole window, while Tintin emerges instead from his hiding place under the bed. Allan returns to find him tied up with ropes.
2209:. An odd-looking man with a large nose, long hair, beard, moustache, and large spectacles, Endaddine Akass holds a conference on "health and magnetism" for crowds of followers including
5974:, and later he attends to an unconscious Captain Haddock after his arrival back on Earth. He also sent a congratulatory telegram to Haddock when (incorrect) news of his engagement to
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and overthrow the Emir. After Dawson discovers Tintin spying on his arms dealership, he warns Bab El Ehr, who puts out a reward for the capture of Tintin and Haddock. At the close of
7169:). In an interview, Hergé described him as clever, stating he had a PhD in Mathematics with Mechanics and a BEng in Chemical Engineering, but also described him as feeble and quiet.
4284:. Sponsz appears again in the end of the adventure, as he is captured by the Picaros along with General Tapioca and is exiled and sent back to Borduria as punishment for his crimes.
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mark in the Bordurian language (an example can be seen in his name). Bordurians are often heard swearing "by the whiskers of Kûrvi-Tasch". The original French name plays on the word
6821:(page 1, frame 1) as a man in a brown jacket, a dark-haired man in a grey suit, and a fair-haired man with glasses; in the same panel, also making a cameo appearance, are
6863:(page 2, frame 14) where he is examining a book at the market when a man calls out that his suitcase is being stolen. Edgar P. Jacobs and Jacques Van Melkebeke appear in
6091:. After observing a ball of fire making its way towards Earth, Philippulus goes insane, dresses himself in white sheets, and goes around town beating a gong while claiming to be a
4013:(Captain Haddock's ancestor). Rackham engages Haddock in battle, resulting in the almost total destruction of Rackham's ship. As his ship is sinking, Rackham and his men board the
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5204:, which means "without bones". The English translation uses Cutts to make a different pun. Cutts also appeared in a French TV ad for cooking oil with Professor Calculus in 1979.
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manage to recover some of the counterfeit money and fly away to the Black Island. Once there, Tintin knocks out and gags MĂĽller, but he is subsequently released by his employer
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by Yves Rodier and a pseudonymous writer called RamĂł Nash, Endaddine is indeed revealed to be Rastapopoulos. "You will never take me alive!" he says in the dramatic conclusion.
6857:(page 53, frame 6) and then as the name on the poster in Bianca Castafiore's dressing room (page 54, frame 13). Another appearance for Van Melkebeke is in
5095:, a merchant trawler, and uses it to secretly refuel Haddock's research vessel in Iceland when their competitors block the supply, allowing his friend to continue his voyage.
7063:. Tintin realizes "this girl seems sincere" after he inadvertently causes her to cry when evidence he uncovered leads him to accuse her as being part of the plot. Due to a
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are later arrested and claim that the parchments they obtained have since been stolen. Tintin thinks Mr. Sakharine stole the two parchments, but he soon discovers they were
5454:, who rescues Tintin and Captain Haddock from the mountains after they succumb to an avalanche. At first discouraging Tintin from his quest, he later presents Tintin with a
6107:, eventually taking refuge up the main mast and nearly setting off a stick of dynamite in the belief that it is a firework. Tintin tricks him into climbing down by using a
4224:, who pose as translators. After Tintin and Haddock escape from Krônik and Klûmsi and hide in the Opera, Sponsz orders the police to surround the Opera while going to hear
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who violated the tomb of his ancestors. He does so by breaking into the homes or offices of the explorers and breaking crystal balls in their presence. The balls contain a
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Hergé depicts the Sondonesians using the real Indonesian language. While on duty, two of Tintin's captors talk about a particular Indonesian dish that originated in Java:
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origin, suggesting his background to be Bavarian or Austrian, but he could also be Swiss or South-Tirolian. As with Rastapopoulos, his true nationality is never revealed.
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Like any good spymaster, Miller designated various codenames to his targets and operations: the centre was referred to as the "Main Workshop"; Calculus and Haddock were "
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Sophocles leads Tintin to the tomb hidden under the sand, but disappears soon after finding it. He, Tintin, and Snowy end up floating in sarcophagi in the middle of the
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Wolff is ultimately exposed as a spy who was coerced into helping an unnamed foreign power hijack the Moon rockets he had helped build, after they learnt of his former
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Dr. J. W. MĂĽller is the evil German psychiatrist whose position and qualifications serve as a cover for more villainous activities, including mistreatment of patients,
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civilisation in the mountains. At the end of the adventure, Zorrino is invited to stay in the Inca city and follow their way of life, an invitation which he accepts.
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order for Calculus from Sponsz's coat; they use these and some disguises obtained from the Opera to sneak Calculus out of the fortress of Bakhine, into neighbouring
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Basil Bazarov (formerly Mazarov in an early edition) of the Korrupt Arms Company (Vicking Arms Company in the French edition) is a German arms dealer who appears in
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Senhor Oliveira da Figueira (or Oliveira de Figueira) is the friendly Portuguese salesman who can sell even the most trivial of items. He and Tintin first meet in
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and his cohorts set off an explosive charge, stirring up the island's volcano. Kanrokitoff wears a small antenna and transmitter that enables him to communicate
3103:, who worship the Sun in a hidden city in the mountains. Wearing a hat and poncho, Huascar watches Tintin and Captain Haddock when they arrive in Peru to rescue
2924:(in person). He does not appear to have anything more than an informal alliance with Mitsuhirato, as he only agrees to help arrest Tintin on trumped-up charges.
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leaving a note of apology. Even the cynical Captain Haddock, who had, until the last moment, still suspected Wolff of treachery, was moved by his selfless act.
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try to buy it, only to find that it has already been claimed by Tintin. Tintin declines all the offers made by Barnaby and Sakharine to buy the model off him.
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Tintin discovered a plot to steal the sceptre and set out to warn King Muskar XII, though traitorous elements in the king's entourage, led by his aide-de-camp
5114:—Tintin and Haddock attempt to visit him while he is docked at a port—but he departs before they arrive. He is one of the people to send Haddock a telegram in
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man in the original serialisations, but Hergé's American publishers objected to any depiction of the mixing of races. Hergé redrew Jumbo and another sailor as
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At Santa-Clara, he arranges a train "accident" that nearly gets them killed by threatening a guard with the consequences of disobeying the orders of the Inca.
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It would appear that Cutts is also the local mayor, since he can be seen dressed very formally along with the local municipal band congratulating Haddock and
6304:. In that adventure, he reestablished ties with Tintin, and was shown to lament changes in the behaviour of the Arumbayas, namely the spread of alcoholism.
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who rescues Tintin from a storm at sea, then turns him over to his enemies when Tintin discovers his weapons of contraband. After he and his men learn that
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and this connection enables Calculus, Tintin and Captain Haddock to visit him at home one evening while he is under heavy guard during a summer rainstorm.
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smuggling ring. He shoots darts soaked in the dangerous Rajaijah juice that drives people mad. Among his talents are hypnosis, the Indian rope trick, and
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of Chicago. Al Capone was alive in 1931 when Hergé depicted him in his comics. He would be the last real-life individual to appear as a character in the
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agents interested in Calculus's work. His manservant Boris works for the secret service of that country. His last name means "little mouse" in Italian.
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Philippulus represents the dilemmas some face over religious belief and scientific research. In his case, the conflict took a toll on his mind when the
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model. Sakharine is later attacked by Barnaby who steals the parchment from the model ship. It is one of three parchments that lead to a treasure. The
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5597:. Castafiore describes her as a faithful, loyal, and honest servant. Despite giving a meek impression, she has a strong sense of personal pride: when
4258:, Colonel Sponsz aims for the entrapment and capture of Tintin and Captain Haddock, whom he knows will come to the rescue of Castafiore. He then uses
3775:. A shopkeeper claims he is the wealthiest man in Bagghar. He is seen to own a palace with servants, horses, cars, huge amounts of land, and a plane.
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3001:, another leader of the drug smugglers. In that title's original black-and-white version, the fakir can be seen escaping through the forest with his
5222:. He is in command of the outpost of Afghar, in the Sahara desert. He assists Tintin and Captain Haddock on their way to find the missing freighter
3085:, a writer and adventurer whom Hergé initially admired. When Hergé learnt that Monfreid was providing guns for war, his attitude about him changed.
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6379:, together with his landlady, showing off the various items recovered from the actual ship itself. He appears to have offered Captain Haddock his
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Tintin arrests 355 members of Capone's Central Syndicate of Chicago Gangsters. Capone himself is tied up by Tintin and arrested, but he escapes.
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the emir and makes him a prisoner. Tintin collapses from thirst after a long march on foot through the desert, and is left behind by Bab El Ehr.
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when Tintin meets him when returning a briefcase the professor had left on a park bench. Professor Alembick tells Tintin of his desire to visit
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that Tintin is attempting to steal their land. He addresses Tintin as "paleface" and plans to execute him using a tomahawk. Tintin then flicks
2703:, also modifying the spelling of the new name. After the edition was published, Hergé subsequently learnt that Bohlwinkel is a Jewish surname.
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is selling planes to Tapioca and to Alcazar. At the end of the adventure, a newspaper clipping reports that Alcazar has again ousted Tapioca.
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2727:, he runs a criminal diamond smuggling operation, trying to gain control of the African diamond production. He orders thugs to face Tintin in
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5138:. He speaks in an old-fashioned pidgin dialect. Fiercely loyal, he is the one person whom Tintin can fully rely on during his travels there.
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and frees Tintin and Snowy. In the 1935 serialised version, Pablo's full name was given as Juan Paolino, the Terror of Los Dopicos and best
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Captain Chester, an old friend of Captain Haddock, is a gruff merchant skipper with red hair and a bushy red moustache. He first appears in
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set after World War II come at a time when the Balkan royal models for the fictional Syldavia had been overthrown and their rulers exiled.
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3554:. He owns a women's clothing shop on the Street of Tranquility in Shanghai and appears friendly to Tintin, but Mitsuhirato also plots with
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off course (Tintin contacting multiple shipping agencies to determine that the ship and company that sent the distress call do not exist).
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Professor Tarragon is a large, strong, and ebullient character, whom Calculus formally called "Hercules". Tarragon seems fearless until a
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King Muskar XII is noticeably absent from the post-war stories set in Syldavia: he does not appear at the launching of the Moon rocket in
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King Muskar XII and his country do not appear to have been based on definitive models; both were inspired by various Eastern European and
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that hold the location of Red Rackham's treasure. He is among the invited guests at the end of that adventure in the Maritime Gallery at
5552:, a possible reference to Hergé's own family history—Hergé liked to believe that his father was the illegitimate son of the Belgian king
5255:, they write a sensational article for their magazine announcing that the Captain and the Diva are engaged. They later appear briefly in
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at an island villa. There they meet a number of guests, including Mr. Trickler; "Director of an important oil company", Castafiore says.
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Hergé changed his name to Oliveira de Figueira. (Both spellings are correct in Portuguese: "de" means "of", while "da" means "of the".)
3173:, involved in counterfeit money trafficking. He is knocked out, tied and gagged by Tintin at the Black Island, but is later released by
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to reveal his Swiss bank account number, rescued then bound by Tintin and Captain Haddock and marched as a hostage, and hypnotised by
6207:. Alcazar has returned to his country and is attempting to command the Picaros to mount a guerrilla operation over of his arch-rival
5008:. While Tintin and his friends are travelling in Indonesia on their way to Sydney, Captain Haddock mistakes Carreidas sitting in the
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planned to eliminate him and the other conspirators. He is finally seen being abducted by the aliens and brought to an unknown fate.
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free ride before zooming away. As an Italian driver, he has great pride in Italian cars, which he claims are the best in the world.
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of Gaipajama is the monarch of a fictional princely state of India. He is kind and immediately trusting of Tintin, whom he meets in
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6211:. However, the Picaros have become corrupt drunkards since Tapioca started dropping copious quantities of alcohol near their camp.
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means "four aces" in French. Accordingly, the logo on the tail of his business jet consists of four aces. Hergé based Carreidas on
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world in which to set his protagonists' adventures. To further the realism and continuity, characters recur throughout the series.
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6277:. However, the players do not appear to have mastered it well—on one occasion hitting Tintin rather than the hole in the ground.
7747:"N'est-ce pas chouette ?—Les personnages de Tintin dans l'histoire : Les événements qui ont inspiré l'œuvre d'Hergé".
4720:. Appearing first in hair curlers and later with a high ponytail, she dominates General Alcazar and makes him do the housework.
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who arranges for Gibbons to be released in return for expelling Tintin from the International Settlement into Japanese hands.
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In the original French, their names are Loiseau (French for "the bird"). Maxime is renamed Max in the English version. In the
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just before they discover that their wallets have been stolen. He later steals Tintin's wallet containing the parchments of
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Although he was never seen by Tintin and his friends after this, Kanrokitoff is depicted in some sketches of the unfinished
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with psychic powers. He occasionally goes into a trance, floats into the air, and is able to see events from the future. In
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In the animated series, Dawson's role is highly reduced. He speaks only briefly with first Mitsuhirato (by phone), and then
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6837:(page 38, last frame) as men to the left in red and green dress uniforms, and later in the same book, Hergé, his wife
4309:. They wear hooded garments and meet in a secret hiding-place of the organization. During the evening-party at the Major's
3435:. Although he never appears as a character in the series, he is mentioned by name and glimpsed in statues and portraits in
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4681:, Alcazar has lost power, becoming a cabaret act in Europe: a skilled knife thrower under the stage name RamĂłn Zarate. In
3880:, and uses more Spanish in his speech than PĂ©rez. The two villains and Tintin follow the artifact through the Republic of
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Not to be confused with another Gibbons, who is an American criminal worker affiliated with Al Capone and appears only in
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with the help of closed-circuit television. An aircraft industrialist, Laszlo Carreidas naturally travels in a prototype
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at an island villa. There they meet a number of guests, including Mr. Gibbons; "He's in import-export", Castafiore says.
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Ridgewell did bring some of Western civilisation to the Native South Americans, such as introducing them to the game of
4822:. He is humble, refusing to go to the Moon in Captain Haddock's place when it is offered to him, and he works well with
3505:. He was seated in the row ahead of Tintin and Captain Haddock and was astonished to hear the Captain mention the name "
4220:. He also arranges for Tintin and Captain Haddock, who are attempting to rescue Calculus, to be shadowed by ZEP agents
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6607:. He explains he adores wallets and displays his large collection, none of which have been emptied of their contents.
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by Yves Rodier, Nash is of Jamaican nationality. He saves the lives of Tintin and Captain Haddock by defeating Akass.
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5321:; Figueira is a passenger. He quickly talks Tintin into buying a variety of superfluous objects. He later appears in
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Ben Kalish Ezab is depicted as kind and jovial to his friends and vicious and cruel to his enemies. On one occasion,
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Arturo Benedetto Giovanni Giuseppe Pietro Archangelo Alfredo Cartoffoli da Milano is the expert Italian driver of a
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Hergé used his own brother, Paul Remi, as the model for Sponsz, although he was also influenced by the image of the
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to ensure Tintin and Captain Haddock's safety and well-being during their visit to the Bordurian capital SzohĂ´d in
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in his knife-throwing act, but this serves as a cover since Chiquito, unknown to the General, is out to punish the
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Mr. and Mrs. Snowball are members of the secret Kih-Oskh organization, a gang of international opium-smugglers in
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hurtling through the living room and into Rascar Capac, vaporizing him. That night, Tintin, Captain Haddock, and
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away. Zorrino then calls them over to the bridge. He claims that Huascar took him prisoner but that he escaped.
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6831:(on the cover and on page 8, frame 1) as a mummy marked "E. P. Jacobini". Hergé and Jacobs appear in
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Dr. Krollspell is the head of a psychiatric clinic in New Delhi (Cairo in the English version). He developed a
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as a background character and is the person who informs Castafiore of Tintin and Captain Haddock's arrival to
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for many Himalayan expeditions. He was "beyond question the outstanding sherpa of his era" and he introduced
5337:, he hides Tintin and Captain Haddock in his house so they can speak to the Emir. He gets a brief mention in
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capital SzohĂ´d, as well as head of the ZEP Secret Police, which operates on behalf of the country's dictator
2997:, the fakir escapes from prison and again uses his darts to poison a Chinese man sent to warn Tintin against
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ends with a dismayed Bohlwinkel listening to a radio announcement that reveals that the police are onto him.
6396:, the surviving drafts of the story suggest that Haddock and Tintin notice Sakharine at a meeting hosted by
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Cutts the butcher runs the local butcher's shop whose phone number of 431 is frequently mistaken for 421 to
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attempted suicide rather than be handed over to him. More than anything else, he dotes on his son Abdullah.
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until Alcazar demoted him to corporal, replacing him with Tintin, after Diaz complained to the general that
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6737:. Skut aids Tintin and Haddock in rescuing the other captured passengers and, after an adventure involving
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accuse Irma of stealing Castafiore's emerald, she becomes angry and assaults them with a walking stick. In
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to outmaneuver torpedoes while Tintin calls for help, which arrives just in time to save the boat from a
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to shout supposedly heavenly instructions for him; Philippulus relents and is taken back to the asylum.
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Christopher Willoughby-Drupe and Marco Rizotto are a writer and photographer working for the magazine
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and do anything to possess it. PĂ©rez, an engineer, is the leader of the two. Bada, the follower, is a
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he will not leave until he knows the fakir is unable to do him any harm. The next day they receive a
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is later stolen and he suspects Sakharine of the theft. Visiting Sakharine, he discovers the other
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tasked with announcing the end of the world. The madman also decides that Tintin is a spawn of the
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book that Pasha owns. The book title shown to Tintin has changed over the years; it was originally
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someone has hidden in her necklace, she is made an unwitting informer of Akass and his henchmen.
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after he tried to calm him, and takes to harassing him at his home. Philippulus later escapes a
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conspirators seeking to overthrow the king, in collaboration with the neighbouring republic of
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members were not above drawing themselves and other characters into the action of some of the
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used to authenticate state documents. He appears as a bespectacled, chain-smoking academic in
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counterfeiter of Scottish descent whom Hergé had learnt about from the February 1934 issue of
2395:. When he failed his employers and Tintin purchased the ship instead, first he stole Tintin's
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Henri Fourcart is director of Fourcart Gallery that hosts the Alph-Art exhibition of artist
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when the Emir entrusts his son to Tintin's care. Prince Abdullah is based on the young King
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using cutlasses. Rackham is killed in the duel and Sir Francis manages to destroy the
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by siphoning oil being pumped into his tanks), and sending a fake S.O.S. to throw the
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punishment. Fortunately, unlike the Arumbayas, Ridgewell did not use poisoned darts.
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after shooting the dart at the Chinese man. Not taking any chances, Tintin tells the
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in 1676. In the original French version, he is Chevalier François de Hadoque of the
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in the adventure's car chase. While speeding through a built-up area in the French
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in self-defence, but later rescues Skut from the waters onto a hastily assembled
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of that flight. Captain Haddock mistakes him for Carreidas when they first meet.
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prison guards assault Tintin, but Tintin outwits them. Dawson then plots with
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Figueira (lit. "Olive-tree of the Fig-tree") in his initial appearances. For
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by ZEP to force Calculus to use his research on ultrasonic waves to create a
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boy who makes a living by selling oranges in the mountain town of Jauja. In
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The Prince of the Sun is the reigning monarch over a lost, Sun-worshipping
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Hergé arrived at the character's name by combining the surnames of Italy's
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in disguise. His name, like many in the series, is based upon the Brussels
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his past mistakes and sacrifices himself for the survival of the group by
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by the Captain, who says "one of my ancestors went in for naval warfare."
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In the animated series, Smiles works for Capone, rather than against him.
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all have the same nightmare: Rascar Capac climbs into the room carrying a
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Puschov is leader of the international gang of banknote counterfeiters in
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to plot against Tintin, then is finally taken into custody by the police.
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and plants a bomb on their return plane. Dawson's plan ultimately fails.
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Mr. Bohlwinkel is a financier from the fictitious South American country
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7137:. He serves as Tintin's host during his stay in China, and later adopts
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The name Patella (and Rotule) has a medical origin. It means "kneecap".
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The Sondonesians are the fictional Southeast Asian people who appear in
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At Jauga, however, he sees Tintin defending a young orange seller named
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who helps Tintin locate the ill-fated Patna-Kathmandu flight carrying
6284:. When Ridgewell was captured by an enemy nation called the Rumbabas (
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Ridgewell is a British explorer who travelled into the South American
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who represents General American Oil in the South American republic of
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Colonel Boris Jorgen is a sworn enemy of Tintin. They first meet in
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who disappeared in the Amazon in 1925 under similar circumstances.
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for a crime he did not commit. However, Hergé dismissed the idea.
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and neighbouring Nuevo-Rico. He also works with his associate Mr.
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by his own crew, who were under the pay of criminal mastermind
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and is a collector of models of ships, among which, one is the
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Sir Francis Haddock is an ancestor of Captain Haddock. He is a
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Allan Thompson, commonly Allan, is a British-American criminal
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Marshal Kûrvi-Tasch is the dictator of the fictional regime of
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to fabricate paintings of the masters in an art forgery ring.
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kidnaps Carreidas to take his Swiss fortune. He is drugged by
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Trickler tries unsuccessfully to bribe Tintin into convincing
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figure prepared to risk his own life." MĂĽller frequently uses
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Mr. J.M. Dawson is the corrupt British chief of police of the
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perform the ceremony of burning Tintin and his friends at the
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Professor Euclide is an absent-minded professor appearing in
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Mr. R.W. Trickler is an unscrupulous American businessman in
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asserted that the inclusion of the Iron Guard evoked Colonel
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from an unnamed power who masterminds the plot to hijack the
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in Austria in 1938, though the conclusion was not the same.
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and smashes it onto the floor. The mummy is not seen again.
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in an attempt to bring an end to their mutual enemy Tintin.
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scarf in honour of the bravery he has shown for his friend
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where, to the fury of Captain Haddock and the amusement of
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that Rastapopoulos intends to use on kidnapped millionaire
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and is ultimately seen as a leading member of the Incas in
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from the police announcing the fakir had been recaptured.
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Al Capone is a Chicago crime boss and the main villain in
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model, which is shown in the display with the other two.
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mathematician). He is one of Hergé's many prototypes for
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along the fictional river Coliflor. They first appear in
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and heavy debt. After refusing to allow the enemy agent
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Phillips, Sarah; Kingsley, Patrick (18 October 2011).
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states. Many of these states were monarchies ruled by
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a lift to the village just in time to save him from a
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when he has been temporarily overthrown by his rival,
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Christopher Willoughby-Drupe and Marco Rizotto (cameo)
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with a broken ear, Tintin and Snowy venture into the
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Huascar is not to be confused with the more ruthless
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planned to eliminate him and the other conspirators.
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planned to eliminate him and the other conspirators.
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detective of the Yokohama police force appearing in
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Bobby Smiles is a Chicago crime boss whose rival is
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and is himself a master of intrigue and deception).
2900:. He has Tintin and Captain Haddock denied entry to
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The M’Hatuvu (Black and White Edition: The M’Hatavu)
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The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn
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The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn
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The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn
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The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn
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The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn
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The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn
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5673:. He maintains close touch with an unseen race of
4998:Laszlo Carreidas, a wealthy aircraft manufacturer
4687:, Alcazar is discovered to be buying weapons from
4347:leadership of the country with comedic frequency.
3131:used to burn the westerners, but is thwarted by a
2517:, and are willing to kill in order to possess it.
8276:– List of selected characters on official website
7911:The Metamorphoses of Tintin, or Tintin for Adults
7768:
5511:. He was rewarded by the king with the estate of
3654:, he had changed his name to Mull Pasha (French:
3558:and is involved in a drug trafficking cabal with
3501:Miller is first seen on the plane to Syldavia in
2255:. He is the one who receives Captain Haddock and
752:
9214:
8100:
7722:
7261:
6420:, who killed Rackham. Sakharine is portrayed by
5693:This character was inspired by French ufologist
5669:with other people and even subject them to mass-
5515:(Moulinsart) in 1685. Sir Francis was forced to
5313:. Tintin and Snowy have been cast adrift in the
4885:Kalish Ezab is a wordplay; in Brussels dialect,
4212:; he is the mastermind behind the kidnapping of
3455:, the "artificial plasticity" of his character.
3398:ZEP Secret Police agents ostensibly assigned by
3350:. The name "Krollspell" is Brussels dialect for
3021:Mr. W.R. Gibbons is an American steel trader in
2354:
465:
8039:. Harpenden, Hertfordshire: Pocket Essentials.
7273:
7149:Frank Wolff is the rocket engineer who assists
7059:. She wears large glasses and is a follower of
6801:, starting with a cameo in the second frame of
6799:his frequent cameo appearances in his own films
5997:) as the doctor who treated Captain Haddock in
5394:. A simple soul, she was badly frightened when
5212:Lieutenant Delcourt is a French officer of the
4555:, showing some of the supporting characters of
3964:. He is an ancient Incan monarch dug up by the
3778:Tintin, however, discovers him to be behind an
132:Borschtisov (Coloured version: Boustringovitch)
100:
5230:Christopher Willoughby-Drupe and Marco Rizotto
5102:to Haddock when he and Tintin set off to find
4904:Bill, a ship's cook, is the cook on board the
4783:where, investigating the theft of an Arumbaya
4438:, where his ship is used in slave trading. In
4343:. He and Alcazar depose each other and assume
4167:; he is the British secretary for millionaire
4055:
3933:, to frighten inquisitive intruders away from
3854:
3346:having been published some 20 years after the
3081:He is based on the real life French gunrunner
2637:. Apart from financing the exploratory vessel
2425:
2403:
1988:
1879:Christopher Willoughby-Drupe and Marco Rizotto
1683:Christopher Willoughby-Drupe and Marco Rizotto
996:
911:
8301:
7085:. He does not contribute to a plotline until
7075:Igor Wagner is the quiet pianist working for
6177:(made from 1957 to 1964), he was replaced by
5761:. The original French name is Rawajpoutalah.
5236:Jean-Loup de la Battellerie et Walter Rizotto
5072:, in which he is seen at the inauguration of
5052:") than the loss of his prototype aeroplane.
2947:had too many colonels and too few corporals (
216:
33:The main and several supporting characters of
6434:Les membres de l’expédition Sanders-Hardtmut
6314:
6133:Professor Decimus Phostle is an astronomer,
5636:Mik Kanrokitoff (Russian: Михаил Канрокитов
5187:. He had one last reference at the start of
2799:One night, at the home of Calculus's friend
2676:Bohlwinkel has physical traits reflecting a
2503:The Bird brothers, Max and G. Bird (French:
2407:them but could only point to feeding birds.
883:
64:This is the list of fictional characters in
8229:
7904:
7864:
7762:
7601:
7586:
7515:
7127:Wang Chen-Yee is the Chinese leader of the
6995:mountain climber and explorer who acted as
5879:. The king bears a striking resemblance to
5563:(who also portrays Captain Haddock) in the
3786:Omar Ben Salaad's city Bagghar sounds like
3265:
2582:, in which they are at the inauguration of
2193:and main antagonist of the unfinished book
8308:
8294:
8215:"1979 – Fruit d'or (Professeur Tournesol)"
6690:. Tintin shoots down Skut's plane with an
4003:Red Rackham is the pirate who attacks the
3696:MĂĽsstler is the unseen powerful despot in
3006:
2299:, ruler of the fictional Arabian state of
1546:
1441:
1281:
1086:
1003:
951:
876:
856:
745:
562:
390:
360:
346:
336:
306:
191:
70:, the comics series by Belgian cartoonist
8251:"Tintin 'rescues' Millionaire contestant"
8132:. Liverpool: Liverpool University press.
7928:
7876:
7361:
5280:and finding the resulting piece dubious.
3529:" (after the Greek hero who also goes on
3078:are about to board his ship, he escapes.
2892:using the pseudonym Mr. Debrett (French:
2009:, showing some of the main characters of
1953:
1805:
1777:
1642:
1614:
1531:
1496:
1376:
1316:
1246:
1191:
1171:
1121:
1031:
986:
958:
906:
871:
775:
655:
637:
587:
510:
385:
341:
301:
186:
9243:Lists of supporting characters in comics
8146:
8053:
7852:
7840:
7828:
7816:
7686:
7674:
7662:
7637:
7625:
7613:
7582:
7566:
7542:
7503:
7475:
7463:
7446:
7434:
7415:
7353:
7341:
7329:
7255:
7243:
7231:
6773:
6615:
6502:
6417:
6076:
6049:at one point, and eventually settled on
5718:
5686:, in which he is at the inauguration of
4914:. He then returned as cook on board the
4544:
4540:
4384:
4298:
4203:
4153:(ground chili sauce with shrimp paste).
4010:
3201:. In fact, Jorgen is one of a number of
3099:, is one of the last descendants of the
2913:, in which he is at the inauguration of
2836:Paolo Colombani, is Skut's co-pilot and
2741:The character is based on the real-life
2528:
2148:
1998:
1507:Rastapopoulos (as Marquis di Gorgonzola)
1431:
1288:
941:
805:
283:
28:
8168:
8125:
8076:
7789:
7734:
7369:
7314:
6483:
6300:when he fired a dart into the cigar of
5931:In the unofficial completed version of
5640:) is a Russian writer for the magazine
5441:The Grand Abbot is head of an order of
5411:) is also the real-life address of the
5302:
4112:" and may also refer to the Indonesian
3969:
3794:name, but Omar Salaad also sounds like
3642:in his attempts to overthrow the Emir,
2800:
2761:and one of the last descendants of the
2078:
1948:
1923:
1800:
1712:
1689:
1637:
1596:
1526:
1371:
1311:
1241:
1206:
1116:
1093:
1056:
1026:
981:
660:
126:Nokzitov (Coloured version: Lulitzosov)
14:
9215:
8005:
7365:
6495:
6167:as a villain, but that early draft by
5753:Gaipajama is a nonsensical mix of two
5465:
5407:The address 26 Labrador Road (French:
5207:
4757:Professor Alembick's name is a pun on
4408:Originally, Allan was the treacherous
4221:
3419:
3155:who bears a close resemblance to him.
2825:
2765:. He is first seen as the sidekick to
2653:during a storm, refusing to allow the
2210:
1983:
1908:
1885:
1873:
1835:
1672:
1647:
1607:
1581:
1521:
1416:
1406:
1381:
1348:
1211:
1141:
1061:
846:
680:
515:
137:
123:Vlipvlop (Coloured version: Wirchwlov)
8289:
8233:[Tintin, Estonia and Arado].
8188:
7381:
7267:
7044:
6921:
6741:, returns with them to civilisation.
6726:
5216:(desert camel corps), who appears in
5016:. Meanwhile, the criminal mastermind
5002:, becomes embroiled in the adventure
4723:
4691:in an illegal arms deal. Finally, in
4445:
4325:General Tapioca is the arch-rival of
4168:
4123:
3976:strikes into the chimney, it sends a
3972:displays the mummy in his home. When
3494:. He was the man who offered to help
3366:
3286:Native Americans in the United States
2878:Appearing in a more sinister role in
2482:Grand-officier de la LĂ©gion d'honneur
2338:, Bab El Ehr's regime is overthrown.
2159:, showing some of the antagonists of
2067:
1757:
1717:
1591:
1448:
1411:
1148:
395:
8822:Kuifje – De Zonnetempel (De Musical)
8191:"Alphabetti Fumetti: H is for Hergé"
7983:
7952:
7888:
7777:
7698:
7641:
7570:
7554:
7530:
7491:
7479:
7394:from the original on 5 December 2013
7279:
7060:
6725:, the prototype jet for millionaire
6400:
6301:
6218:
6208:
6198:
6121:
6103:and makes it to the expedition ship
6066:
5925:
5618:
5559:Sir Francis Haddock is portrayed by
5523:when it was taken by pirate captain
5283:
5141:
5025:
4932:
4711:
4662:
4611:
4507:
4419:
4326:
4281:
4273:
4243:
4143:
3643:
3382:
3192:
3127:magnifying glass to set fire to the
2940:
2889:
2885:
2785:
2766:
2731:. Capone's main rival in Chicago is
2658:
2382:—the first of which he finds in the
2296:
2246:
2089:
1938:
1918:
1903:
1820:
1815:
1810:
1795:
1762:
1732:
1707:
1632:
1571:
1481:
1471:
1466:
1366:
1306:
1236:
1176:
1166:
1111:
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1021:
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901:
866:
836:
818:
780:
770:
665:
475:
470:
198:
8253:. London: BBC News. 13 October 2000
8217:. Dailymotion.com. 31 December 2006
7177:
7050:
7010:
6941:Sanders-Hardiman expedition members
6591:who becomes a pivotal character in
6548:
6428:Sanders-Hardiman expedition members
6363:
6319:Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine lives in
6137:director, and expedition leader in
5915:
5833:
5379:Mrs. Finch is Tintin's landlady at
5021:
4993:
4376:
4134:
4090:
3966:Sanders-Hardiman expedition members
3515:
3399:
3238:
3163:Ivan is a character who appears in
2790:Sanders-Hardiman expedition members
2601:Hans Boehm, who appears briefly in
2265:
2111:
1933:
1849:Colonel Sponsz (as Colonel Esponja)
1848:
1747:
1742:
1516:
1421:
1336:
1266:
1218:
1207:Professor Calculus (name mentioned)
1037:Sanders-Hardiman expedition members
921:
785:
740:
675:
569:
321:
24:
8189:Yusuf, Bulent (14 November 2005).
8169:Wallace, Natasha (5 August 2002).
8113:from the original on 10 March 2014
6355:
6255:
6197:, supposedly under the control of
5807:King Muskar XII is the monarch of
5802:
5624:
5108:. Chester is briefly mentioned in
5079:
4869:. Ben Kalish Ezab then appears in
4829:
4641:
4500:
4320:
3925:Ranko is a gorilla who is used by
3756:
3602:such as "KruzitĂĽrken" that are of
2831:
2373:
2236:
2184:
2056:
1994:
1868:
1853:
1752:
1553:
1506:
991:
916:
861:
505:
490:
485:
425:
400:
331:
326:
316:
276:
25:
9254:
8344:Tintin in the Land of the Soviets
8267:
7935:Hergé, the Man Who Created Tintin
7382:Handy, Bruce (24 December 2009).
6944:
6575:
6443:
5418:
5395:
5193:, where a call for him was made.
5132:boy who is Tintin's assistant in
4391:
4254:as well. Humiliated by Tintin in
4189:
4130:so that they will be eliminated.
3303:
3289:
3180:
2854:Shanghai International Settlement
2804:
2732:
2537:. They operate from their manor,
2229:In the two completed versions of
1989:Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine (cameo)
1051:
1042:General Alcazar (as RamĂłn Zarate)
795:
447:
367:
221:
107:Tintin in the Land of the Soviets
9200:
9175:
9174:
8679:Tintin and the Temple of the Sun
8154:. London: Hodder and Stoughton.
7115:
7101:, before being freed by Tintin.
7007:to the world of mountaineering.
6413:
6011:
5950:Dr. Patella is a ginger bearded
5608:
5536:that he gave to his three sons.
5524:
4892:
4846:. His son is the spoiled prince
4834:Mohammed Ben Kalish Ezab is the
4768:
4705:
4698:
4566:
4277:
3801:Omar Ben Salaad is portrayed by
3609:MĂĽller's first appearance is in
3495:
3312:and associate of Tintin's enemy
3277:Big Chief Keen-eyed Mole is the
3225:
3059:
2998:
2939:Corporal Diaz was a colonel for
2927:
2871:
2514:
2491:
2431:
2100:
1968:
1958:
1858:
1825:
1770:
1677:
1657:
1586:
1541:
1401:
1391:
1341:
1326:
1271:
1256:
946:
685:
415:
8806:The Mystery of the Blue Diamond
7897:
7740:
7375:
6928:Professeur Hippolyte Bergamotte
6759:The Skut character is based on
6679:
6625:Aristides Silk is portrayed by
6488:Professeur Hippolyte Bergamotte
6070:
5700:
5328:
4879:
4866:
4735:Professor Hector Alembick is a
4065:
4062:(who also portrays Sakharine).
3946:
3930:
3914:
3639:
3288:and is convinced by crime boss
3170:
2975:as a high-ranking member of an
2884:, Dawson sells weapons to both
2699:dialect word for "sweet shop":
2313:
2166:
1737:
1722:
1511:
1501:
1491:
1321:
1251:
1197:Dr. MĂĽller (as Professor Smith)
1196:
1186:
936:
841:
790:
690:
592:
8671:The Crab with the Golden Claws
8408:The Crab with the Golden Claws
8152:Tintin: Hergé and his Creation
7959:Tintin: The Complete Companion
7358:Lofficier & Lofficier 2002
7144:
7070:
7027:, Switzerland, who appears in
6658:pilot, appears in two albums:
6184:
5990:Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
5954:doctor who appears briefly in
5938:
5712:The Crab with the Golden Claws
5687:
5436:
5424:
5401:The Crab with the Golden Claws
5219:The Crab with the Golden Claws
5073:
4925:beleaguered by both Snowy and
4792:
4415:The Crab with the Golden Claws
4108:. The name sounds similar to "
4071:
4058:. Red Rackham is portrayed by
3991:
3772:The Crab with the Golden Claws
3638:. In both, he helps the rebel
3536:
3248:The Crab with the Golden Claws
3218:and confronts Tintin again in
3064:The gunrunner, who appears in
2914:
2896:), and is being patronised by
2820:, only to be interrupted by a
2583:
2507:) are the main adversaries in
2241:Colonel Alvarez is the polite
2144:
2133:
1928:
1863:
754:The Crab with the Golden Claws
500:
420:
311:
226:
160:
13:
1:
9137:Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier
8912:Tintin and the World of Hergé
8873:Tintin: Destination Adventure
8687:Tintin and the Lake of Sharks
8237:(in Swedish). 1 November 2011
7214:
6825:. Edgar P. Jacobs appears in
6638:
6522:in search of the tomb of the
6237:, but change his mind when a
5655:His fortuitous appearance in
5539:He is mentioned obliquely in
5472:Chevalier François de Hadoque
5367:
5317:when they are picked up by a
5200:is a pun. Sanzot sounds like
4805:
4791:jungle. The British explorer
4710:Peggy Alcazar is the wife of
4672:
4451:Also, he neither appeared in
3834:
3761:Omar Ben Salaad is a wealthy
3594:. Hergé considered Müller "a
3574:
3326:scientist, probably based on
3152:
3135:that leads to their release.
2687:. In the original edition of
2618:
2596:
2454:
2348:
2280:
2170:
1978:
1727:
1667:
1547:Studios Hergé members (cameo)
1442:Studios Hergé members (cameo)
1436:
1282:Studios Hergé members (cameo)
1126:
1087:Studios Hergé members (cameo)
1046:
952:Studios Hergé members (cameo)
877:Studios Hergé members (cameo)
746:Studios Hergé members (cameo)
670:
563:Studios Hergé members (cameo)
480:
361:Studios Hergé members (cameo)
192:Studios Hergé members (cameo)
8814:Mr. Boullock's Disappearance
8752:Hergé's Adventures of Tintin
8721:Tintin and the Golden Fleece
7723:Phillips & Kingsley 2011
7711:Dailymotion 31 December 2006
7219:
6514:Sophocles Sarcophagus is an
6340:
6245:
6174:Hergé's Adventures of Tintin
5909:
5725:Maharadjah de Rawhajpoutalah
4730:Professeur Nestor Halambique
4527:In the unfinished adventure
3926:
3913:the gorilla and superior to
3620:
3394:Krônik and Klûmsi are inept
3174:
3118:
3039:In the unfinished adventure
2956:
2863:
2706:
2589:The Bird brothers appear in
2542:
1973:
1576:
1136:
1131:
926:
872:Thomson and Thompson (cameo)
597:
405:
187:Thomson and Thompson (cameo)
101:Index of characters by album
91:German occupation of Belgium
7:
8729:Tintin and the Blue Oranges
8231:"Tintin, Estland och Arado"
8059:"Review: From zero to hero"
8036:The Pocket Essential Tintin
8033:; Lofficier, Randy (2002).
7183:throwing himself into space
6629:in the motion capture film
6484:Professor Hercules Tarragon
6460:), Peter Clarkson (French:
6454:Professeur Sanders-Hardtmut
6171:was abandoned by Hergé. In
4953:
4850:. After first appearing in
4688:
4584:
4533:, Haddock and Tintin visit
4477:
4468:in the motion capture film
4363:
4272:for Tapioca in the camp of
4156:
3855:Alonso PĂ©rez and RamĂłn Bada
3805:in the motion capture film
3691:
3669:Dr. MĂĽller is based on Dr.
3626:Dr. MĂĽller also appears in
3555:
3308:Dr. Krollspell is a German
3045:, Haddock and Tintin visit
3033:
2752:
2607:, is one of the pilots and
2486:Order of the British Empire
2355:Alonso PĂ©rez and RamĂłn Bada
2327:
1913:
1893:
1843:
1785:
1697:
1662:
1622:
1561:
1536:
1476:
1456:
1396:
1356:
1331:
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1261:
1226:
1201:
1156:
1101:
1066:
1011:
966:
931:
891:
826:
760:
645:
577:
466:Alonso PĂ©rez and RamĂłn Bada
455:
410:
375:
291:
206:
145:
113:
10:
9259:
9228:Lists of comics characters
7188:
6962:
6943:and displays the mummy of
6900:is based on (appearing in
6853:, appearing in costume as
6189:The Picaros are a band of
6128:Professeur Hippolyte Calys
5550:French Sun King, Louis XIV
5265:in the redrawn version of
5091:Chester is captain of the
5055:Carreidas' name is a pun:
4588:
4514:He appears anonymously in
4259:
4218:weapon of mass destruction
4031:John "Calico Jack" Rackham
3910:
3891:
3888:by smiling winged demons.
3861:Alonzo Perez et Ramon Bada
3567:, he committed suicide by
3474:Miller is the calculating
3212:Colonel Jorgen returns in
3141:, originally published in
3088:
3016:
2360:
2330:to carry out a successful
2312:, he is shown allied with
2137:
2126:
2115:
2104:
2093:
2082:
2071:
2060:
2049:
2038:
1898:
1830:
1790:
1702:
1627:
1566:
1512:Dr. MĂĽller (as Mull Pasha)
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150:
118:
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8655:
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8546:
8539:(unfinished, unpublished)
8424:The Secret of the Unicorn
8329:
8126:Screech, Matthew (2005).
7193:Zorrino is an indigenous
7092:
6860:The Secret of the Unicorn
6594:The Secret of the Unicorn
6332:The Secret of the Unicorn
6315:Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine
6155:Phostle was to return in
6118:appeared to be imminent.
5865:Alexander I of Yugoslavia
5652:means "isn't that nice".
5181:on their "engagement" in
4889:means "liquorice juice".
4562:
4182:In an interview with the
4056:Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine
4039:Montbars the Exterminator
3616:
3469:
2965:is the loincloth-wearing
2847:
2510:The Secret of the Unicorn
2426:Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine
2404:Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine
2392:The Secret of the Unicorn
2122:
2034:
1963:
1652:
1608:Bianca Castafiore (cameo)
1386:
1212:Bianca Castafiore (cameo)
997:Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine
912:Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine
885:The Secret of the Unicorn
676:Colonel Jorgen (as Boris)
602:
430:Crown prince of Gaipajama
351:Crown prince of Gaipajama
165:Tom (Tintin in the Congo)
155:
8760:The Adventures of Tintin
8695:The Adventures of Tintin
8318:The Adventures of Tintin
7805:BBC News 13 October 2000
7157:expedition to the Moon (
7131:brotherhood featured in
6674:, Skut flies one of the
6031:The Adventures of Tintin
5875:and the Romanian prince
5585:. Irma first appears in
5483:Ship-of-the-Line Captain
5098:Chester later lends the
4856:, the Emir reappears in
4558:The Adventures of Tintin
4009:, the ship captained by
3920:
3833:, in which oil oligarch
3818:
3266:Big Chief Keen-eyed-Mole
3232:
2531:that hold the secret of
2480:appeared; he was made a
2202:The Adventures of Tintin
2162:The Adventures of Tintin
2045:
2012:The Adventures of Tintin
217:Big Chief Keen-eyed-Mole
67:The Adventures of Tintin
37:The Adventures of Tintin
9111:Little, Brown & Co.
8440:The Seven Crystal Balls
7991:. London: John Murray.
7962:. London: John Murray.
7906:Apostolidès, Jean-Marie
6936:The Seven Crystal Balls
6866:The Seven Crystal Balls
6729:. The aircraft is then
6719:supersonic business jet
6516:absent-minded professor
6449:The Seven Crystal Balls
6406:In the film adaptation
5576:
5245:. They first appear in
5123:
5111:The Seven Crystal Balls
5038:supersonic business jet
4937:Blessed Lightning is a
4678:The Seven Crystal Balls
4353:The Seven Crystal Balls
3961:The Seven Crystal Balls
3272:Taupe-au-regard-perçant
3237:Jumbo is a henchman of
3158:
2772:The Seven Crystal Balls
2749:under their real name.
2484:and made member of the
1005:The Seven Crystal Balls
433:Professor Fang Hsi-ying
40:, the comics series by
9022:Parodies and pastiches
8520:Tintin and the Picaros
8504:The Castafiore Emerald
8432:Red Rackham's Treasure
8400:King Ottokar's Sceptre
7121:
7098:Tintin and the Picaros
7088:The Castafiore Emerald
7082:King Ottokar's Sceptre
7053:at his art gallery in
7015:Alfredo Topolino is a
6927:
6834:King Ottokar's Sceptre
6793:. The creator admired
6676:DeHavilland Mosquitoes
6644:
6600:Red Rackham's Treasure
6581:
6508:
6487:
6475:
6474:), Dr. Midge (French:
6465:
6461:
6457:
6453:
6433:
6372:Red Rackham's Treasure
6298:Tintin and the Picaros
6267:Tintin and the Picaros
6258:. He first appears in
6204:Tintin and the Picaros
6127:
5994:
5981:The Castafiore Emerald
5944:
5834:Boris (Colonel Jorgen)
5814:King Ottokar's Sceptre
5770:
5724:
5630:
5611:. She also appears in
5604:Tintin and the Picaros
5594:The Castafiore Emerald
5471:
5408:
5373:
5340:The Castafiore Emerald
5258:Tintin and the Picaros
5248:The Castafiore Emerald
5235:
5184:The Castafiore Emerald
5147:
5117:The Castafiore Emerald
5105:Red Rackham's Treasure
4987:Tintin and the Picaros
4972:The Castafiore Emerald
4959:
4921:Red Rackham's Treasure
4898:
4799:Tintin and the Picaros
4746:King Ottokar's Sceptre
4729:
4717:Tintin and the Picaros
4694:Tintin and the Picaros
4647:
4618:. He first appears in
4596:
4581:
4561:. From left to right:
4552:The Castafiore Emerald
4483:
4464:Allan is portrayed by
4412:of Captain Haddock in
4372:Tintin and the Picaros
4239:Tintin and the Picaros
4206:. He first appears in
4194:Colonel Sponsz is the
4096:
3997:
3897:
3860:
3848:Tintin and the Picaros
3739:Jean-Marie Apostolidès
3731:Romanian fascist group
3699:King Ottokar's Sceptre
3655:
3580:
3444:Tintin and the Picaros
3426:Maréchal Plekszy-Gladz
3425:
3389:Kronick et Himmerszeck
3388:
3271:
3188:King Ottokar's Sceptre
2933:
2893:
2554:Red Rackham's Treasure
2534:Red Rackham's Treasure
2504:
2497:
2437:
2366:
2252:Tintin and the Picaros
2181:
2165:. From left to right:
2031:
2015:. From left to right:
2006:Red Rackham's Treasure
1779:Tintin and the Picaros
1616:The Castafiore Emerald
960:Red Rackham's Treasure
741:Colonel Sponsz (cameo)
639:King Ottokar's Sceptre
61:
57:The Castafiore Emerald
8986:Jacques Van Melkebeke
8928:Tintin postage stamps
8472:Explorers on the Moon
8368:Cigars of the Pharaoh
7166:Explorers on the Moon
7033:. An acquaintance of
6987:Tharkey was based on
6896:, whom the character
6828:Cigars of the Pharaoh
6813:Jacques Van Melkebeke
6774:Studios Hergé members
6556:Cigars of the Pharaoh
6529:Cigars of the Pharaoh
6503:Sophocles Sarcophagus
6339:, he and another man
6264:and appears later in
6164:Explorers on the Moon
6077:Professor Philippulus
6057:Cigars of the Pharaoh
6026:Cigars of the Pharaoh
5999:Explorers on the Moon
5963:Explorers on the Moon
5869:Boris III of Bulgaria
5790:agents who kidnapped
5757:words: Gai (cow) and
5737:Cigars of the Pharaoh
5719:Maharaja of Gaipajama
5310:Cigars of the Pharaoh
5050:Bross & Clackwell
4965:Mr. Arthur Bolt is a
4819:Explorers on the Moon
4548:
4541:Supporting characters
4425:Cigars of the Pharaoh
4315:Sophocles Sarcophagus
4306:Cigars of the Pharaoh
4299:Mr. and Mrs. Snowball
3823:Pablo is a native of
3747:François de La Rocque
3590:, and later criminal
3491:Explorers on the Moon
3221:Explorers on the Moon
3067:Cigars of the Pharaoh
3007:Maharaja of Gaipajama
2972:Cigars of the Pharaoh
2470:War of the Gran Chaco
2387:Place du Jeu de Balle
2189:Endaddine Akass is a
2152:
2002:
1290:Explorers on the Moon
857:Professor Philippulus
391:Maharaja of Gaipajama
347:Maharaja of Gaipajama
337:Mr. and Mrs. Snowball
307:Sophocles Sarcophagus
285:Cigars of the Pharaoh
277:Rastapopoulos (cameo)
32:
8865:Prisoners of the Sun
8576:Thomson and Thompson
8512:Flight 714 to Sydney
8448:Prisoners of the Sun
8083:Hergé: Son of Tintin
8031:Lofficier, Jean-Marc
7200:Prisoners of the Sun
6939:. He was one of the
6888:Other cameos in the
6823:Thomson and Thompson
6717:, Skut has become a
6715:Flight 714 to Sydney
6667:Flight 714 to Sydney
6612:Thomson and Thompson
6587:Aristides Silk is a
6292:Ridgewell is also a
6230:Prisoners of the Sun
6035:Adventures of Tintin
6023:sheikh appearing in
6019:Patrash Pasha is an
5972:Thomson and Thompson
5658:Flight 714 to Sydney
5599:Thomson and Thompson
5591:before appearing in
5581:Irma is the maid of
5542:Flight 714 to Sydney
5303:Oliveira da Figueira
5174:kidnapping attempt.
5005:Flight 714 to Sydney
4569:being introduced by
4441:Flight 714 to Sydney
4403:Thomson and Thompson
4252:Thomson and Thompson
4236:Sponsz reappears in
4164:Flight 714 to Sydney
4161:Spalding appears in
4105:Flight 714 to Sydney
3951:Rascar Capac is the
3482:rocket programme in
3414:Thomson and Thompson
3344:Flight 714 to Sydney
3334:'s personal doctor,
3319:Flight 714 to Sydney
3139:Prisoners of the Sun
3096:Prisoners of the Sun
3076:Thomson and Thompson
2922:Thomson and Thompson
2809:Prisoners of the Sun
2778:Prisoners of the Sun
2604:Flight 714 to Sydney
2547:Thomson and Thompson
2505:Maxime et G. Loiseau
2424:agent investigating
2271:Thomson and Thompson
2259:when they arrive in
2156:Flight 714 to Sydney
2085:Thomson and Thompson
2079:Thomson and Thompson
2029:Thomson and Thompson
1954:Thomson and Thompson
1806:Thomson and Thompson
1691:Flight 714 to Sydney
1643:Thomson and Thompson
1532:Thomson and Thompson
1497:Oliveira da Figueira
1377:Thomson and Thompson
1317:Thomson and Thompson
1247:Thomson and Thompson
1192:Oliveira da Figueira
1172:Thomson and Thompson
1122:Thomson and Thompson
1095:Prisoners of the Sun
1032:Thomson and Thompson
987:Thomson and Thompson
907:Thomson and Thompson
852:Professor Cantonneau
776:Thomson and Thompson
656:Thomson and Thompson
588:Thomson and Thompson
511:Thomson and Thompson
386:Thomson and Thompson
342:Oliveira da Figueira
302:Thomson and Thompson
8528:Tintin and Alph-Art
8480:The Calculus Affair
8352:Tintin in the Congo
7174:compulsive gambling
7056:Tintin and Alph-Art
7030:The Calculus Affair
6912:Tintin in the Congo
6844:The Calculus Affair
6818:Tintin in the Congo
6616:Sir Francis Haddock
6458:Professeur Laubépin
6418:Sir Francis Haddock
6393:Tintin and Alph-Art
6366:and recovers them.
6046:Tintin in the Congo
5933:Tintin and Alph-Art
5921:Tintin and Alph-Art
5899:The Calculus Affair
5877:Alexandru Ioan Cuza
5783:The Calculus Affair
5683:Tintin and Alph-Art
5614:Tintin and Alph-Art
5588:The Calculus Affair
5466:Sir Francis Haddock
5430:Tintin and Alph-Art
5409:26, rue du Labrador
5208:Lieutenant Delcourt
5190:Tintin and Alph-Art
5163:The Calculus Affair
5135:Tintin in the Congo
5076:'s art exposition.
5069:Tintin and Alph-Art
4872:Tintin and Alph-Art
4530:Tintin and Alph-Art
4517:The Calculus Affair
4503:to both countries.
4459:Tintin and Alph-Art
4454:Tintin and Alph-Art
4385:Marshal Kûrvi-Tasch
4262:, Tintin's ally in
4256:The Calculus Affair
4246:, the new ruler of
4209:The Calculus Affair
4204:Marshal Kûrvi-Tasch
4011:Sir Francis Haddock
3798:("lobster salad").
3743:Stanford University
3438:The Calculus Affair
3420:Marshal Kûrvi-Tasch
3405:The Calculus Affair
3376:Tintin and Alph-Art
3054:Tintin in the Congo
3042:Tintin and Alph-Art
2917:'s art exposition.
2910:Tintin and Alph-Art
2725:Tintin in the Congo
2714:Tintin in the Congo
2579:Tintin and Alph-Art
2529:Sir Francis Haddock
2277:and her entourage.
2231:Tintin and Alph-Art
2196:Tintin and Alph-Art
1887:Tintin and Alph-Art
1477:Dawson (as Debrett)
1432:Marshal Kûrvi-Tasch
1350:The Calculus Affair
942:Sir Francis Haddock
806:Lieutenant Delcourt
139:Tintin in the Congo
9090:Le Petit Vingtième
9084:Methuen Publishing
9035:Tintin in Thailand
8906:Books about Tintin
8849:Tintin on the Moon
8571:Professor Calculus
8531:(1986, unfinished)
8488:The Red Sea Sharks
8456:Land of Black Gold
8103:"Tintin v Asterix"
7388:The New York Times
7360:, pp. 72–73;
7344:, pp. 86, 91.
7246:, p. 207–208.
7205:Professor Calculus
7151:Professor Calculus
7129:Sons of the Dragon
7045:Martine Vandezande
7035:Professor Calculus
6949:Professor Calculus
6922:Professor Tarragon
6908:Quick & Flupke
6898:Professor Calculus
6885:does not appear.
6878:The Red Sea Sharks
6682:to seize power in
6672:The Red Sea Sharks
6661:The Red Sea Sharks
6582:Aristide Filoselle
6538:Professor Calculus
6492:Professor Calculus
6478:, director of the
6446:back to Europe in
6386:In the unfinished
6193:in the country of
6179:Professor Calculus
6169:Bernard Heuvelmans
6069:was overthrown by
6062:The Red Sea Sharks
5894:Professor Calculus
5792:Professor Calculus
5705:Bunji Kuraki is a
5638:Mikhail Kanrokitov
5361:The Red Sea Sharks
5334:The Red Sea Sharks
5324:Land of Black Gold
5297:Professor Calculus
5168:Professor Calculus
4927:Professor Calculus
4859:The Red Sea Sharks
4853:Land of Black Gold
4824:Professor Calculus
4724:Professor Alembick
4684:The Red Sea Sharks
4627:The Red Sea Sharks
4621:Land of Black Gold
4610:, whose father is
4582:
4431:The Red Sea Sharks
4359:The Red Sea Sharks
4293:Erich von Stroheim
4214:Professor Calculus
4171:and is one of the
3982:Professor Calculus
3970:Professor Tarragon
3845:Pablo returned in
3737:. Literary critic
3652:The Red Sea Sharks
3635:The Red Sea Sharks
3629:Land of Black Gold
3410:Professor Calculus
3340:concentration camp
3254:Jumbo was a black
3105:Professor Calculus
2881:The Red Sea Sharks
2801:Professor Tarragon
2498:Les frères Loiseau
2336:The Red Sea Sharks
2323:The Red Sea Sharks
2309:Land of Black Gold
2257:Professor Calculus
2182:
2074:Professor Calculus
2068:Professor Calculus
2041:Tintin (character)
2032:
2017:Professor Calculus
1949:Professor Calculus
1924:Martine Vandezande
1801:Professor Calculus
1713:Professor Calculus
1638:Professor Calculus
1597:Professor Calculus
1527:Professor Calculus
1450:The Red Sea Sharks
1372:Professor Calculus
1312:Professor Calculus
1242:Professor Calculus
1150:Land of Black Gold
1117:Professor Calculus
1080:Inspector Chambers
1077:Bruno the magician
1074:Ragdalam the fakir
1057:Professor Tarragon
1027:Professor Calculus
982:Professor Calculus
704:Captain Wizskitotz
661:Professor Alembick
62:
46:In the centre are
9223:Tintin characters
9188:
9187:
8744:Television series
8739:
8738:
8586:Bianca Castafiore
8416:The Shooting Star
8360:Tintin in America
8280:Tintinologist.org
8161:978-0-340-52393-3
8139:978-0-85323-938-3
8093:978-1-4214-0454-7
8046:978-1-904048-17-6
8022:978-0-86719-763-1
7998:978-1-4052-3264-7
7969:978-0-7195-5522-0
7945:978-0-19-539759-8
7930:Assouline, Pierre
7921:978-0-8047-6031-7
7616:, pp. 89–90.
7384:"Tintinabulation"
7332:, pp. 86–88.
7077:Bianca Castafiore
6916:The Shooting Star
6903:The Shooting Star
6791:cameo appearances
6739:extraterrestrials
6496:Prince of the Sun
6471:The Shooting Star
6219:Prince of the Sun
6140:The Shooting Star
6122:Professor Phostle
6088:The Shooting Star
6040:Tintin in America
6029:and a big fan of
5978:was announced in
5976:Bianca Castafiore
5744:-smuggling gang.
5675:extraterrestrials
5583:Bianca Castafiore
5501:French Royal Navy
5489:, commanding the
5345:Bianca Castafiore
5284:Professor Euclide
5253:Bianca Castafiore
5179:Bianca Castafiore
5142:Cutts the butcher
5087:The Shooting Star
4981:Bianca Castafiore
4933:Blessed Lightning
4911:The Shooting Star
4838:of the fictional
4675:. By the time of
4632:Faisal II of Iraq
4591:Abdullah (Tintin)
4571:Bianca Castafiore
4535:Bianca Castafiore
4289:Austrian American
4226:Bianca Castafiore
4222:Krônik and Klûmsi
4139:extraterrestrials
4077:Tintin in America
3813:Bianca Castafiore
3769:, who appears in
3541:Mitsuhirato is a
3383:Krônik and Klûmsi
3241:while aboard the
3083:Henry de Monfreid
3047:Bianca Castafiore
2826:Prince of the Sun
2729:Tintin in America
2720:Tintin in America
2691:published during
2689:The Shooting Star
2671:The Shooting Star
2630:The Shooting Star
2627:, who appears in
2288:Bab El Ehr is an
2275:Bianca Castafiore
2273:and also freeing
2211:Bianca Castafiore
2096:Bianca Castafiore
2090:Bianca Castafiore
2052:Snowy (character)
1984:Cutts the butcher
1909:Bianca Castafiore
1874:Cutts the butcher
1840:The Jolly Follies
1836:Bianca Castafiore
1673:Cutts the butcher
1648:Bianca Castafiore
1582:Blessed Lightning
1522:Bianca Castafiore
1417:Krônik and Klûmsi
1407:Cutts the butcher
1382:Bianca Castafiore
1142:Prince of the Sun
1083:Inspector Jackson
1062:Bianca Castafiore
847:Professor Phostle
820:The Shooting Star
716:Lieutenant Kromir
681:Bianca Castafiore
516:Professor Euclide
200:Tintin in America
18:Abdullah (comics)
16:(Redirected from
9250:
9238:Hergé characters
9205:
9204:
9196:
9178:
9177:
9120:Literary critics
9007:Hergé Foundation
8660:
8659:
8629:Marlinspike Hall
8591:Chang Chong-Chen
8464:Destination Moon
8392:The Black Island
8310:
8303:
8296:
8287:
8286:
8262:
8260:
8258:
8246:
8244:
8242:
8226:
8224:
8222:
8210:
8208:
8206:
8197:. Archived from
8185:
8183:
8181:
8165:
8143:
8122:
8120:
8118:
8097:
8073:
8071:
8069:
8050:
8026:
8007:Goddin, Philippe
8002:
7980:
7978:
7976:
7949:
7925:
7892:
7886:
7880:
7874:
7868:
7865:JSS Gallery 2011
7862:
7856:
7850:
7844:
7843:, p. 66–67.
7838:
7832:
7826:
7820:
7814:
7808:
7802:
7793:
7787:
7781:
7775:
7766:
7763:Apostolidès 2010
7760:
7754:
7752:
7744:
7738:
7732:
7726:
7720:
7714:
7708:
7702:
7696:
7690:
7689:, p. 65–66.
7684:
7678:
7672:
7666:
7660:
7645:
7635:
7629:
7628:, p. 53–55.
7623:
7617:
7611:
7605:
7602:Apostolidès 2010
7599:
7590:
7587:Apostolidès 2010
7580:
7574:
7564:
7558:
7552:
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7519:
7516:Apostolidès 2010
7513:
7507:
7501:
7495:
7489:
7483:
7473:
7467:
7461:
7450:
7449:, p. 90–91.
7444:
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7403:
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7379:
7373:
7351:
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7312:
7283:
7277:
7271:
7265:
7259:
7253:
7247:
7241:
7235:
7229:
7160:Destination Moon
7139:Chang Chong-Chen
7065:listening device
7011:Alfredo Topolino
6976:Chang Chong-Chen
6872:Destination Moon
6795:Alfred Hitchcock
6769:
6727:Laszlo Carreidas
6620:Marlinspike Hall
6509:Philémon Siclone
6377:Marlinspike Hall
6329:. He appears in
6254:occupied by the
6227:civilisation in
6158:Destination Moon
6116:end of the world
6052:Destination Moon
6005:in their youth.
5957:Destination Moon
5889:Destination Moon
5842:between the wars
5811:. He appears in
5513:Marlinspike Hall
5503:, commanding la
5460:Chang Chong-Chen
5392:Marlinspike Hall
5389:
5381:26 Labrador Road
5268:The Black Island
5263:cameo appearance
5198:Boucherie Sanzot
5155:Marlinspike Hall
5148:Boucherie Sanzot
4994:Laszlo Carreidas
4977:Marlinspike Hall
4813:Destination Moon
4761:, an alchemical
4169:Laszlo Carreidas
4124:Laszlo Carreidas
4097:Les Sondonésiens
4091:The Sondonesians
3998:Rackham le Rouge
3941:The Black Island
3936:The Black Island
3906:The Black Island
3842:in the country.
3719:Benito Mussolini
3715:National Fascist
3679:
3612:The Black Island
3503:Destination Moon
3485:Destination Moon
3367:Laszlo Carreidas
3215:Destination Moon
3166:The Black Island
2840:of that flight.
2611:of that flight.
2586:art exposition.
2539:Marlinspike Hall
2420:, Barnaby is an
2295:who fights Emir
2118:Chang Chong-Chen
2112:Chang Chong-Chen
1758:The Sondonesians
1718:Laszlo Carreidas
1592:Chang Chong-Chen
1437:Trickler (cameo)
1412:Alfredo Topolino
1220:Destination Moon
612:Fred the fireman
571:The Black Island
541:Colonel Juanitos
520:Rodrigo Tortilla
396:Chang Chong-Chen
354:Reverend Peacock
21:
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9257:
9253:
9252:
9251:
9249:
9248:
9247:
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9211:
9199:
9191:
9189:
9184:
9166:
9132:Philippe Goddin
9115:
9042:
9000:Legacy of Hergé
8995:
8961:Edgar P. Jacobs
8943:
8937:
8894:and memorabilia
8893:
8887:
8857:Tintin in Tibet
8836:
8793:
8766:
8735:
8708:
8651:
8610:
8566:Captain Haddock
8542:
8496:Tintin in Tibet
8333:
8325:
8314:
8270:
8265:
8256:
8254:
8240:
8238:
8220:
8218:
8204:
8202:
8179:
8177:
8162:
8148:Thompson, Harry
8140:
8116:
8114:
8094:
8078:Peeters, Benoît
8067:
8065:
8057:(1 July 2006).
8047:
8023:
7999:
7989:Tintin & Co
7974:
7972:
7970:
7946:
7922:
7900:
7895:
7887:
7883:
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7871:
7863:
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7709:
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7697:
7693:
7685:
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7673:
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7661:
7648:
7640:, p. 159;
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7486:
7478:, p. 103;
7474:
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7462:
7453:
7445:
7441:
7433:
7422:
7414:
7407:
7397:
7395:
7380:
7376:
7364:, p. 187;
7356:, p. 171;
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8055:McCarthy, Tom
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7985:Farr, Michael
7982:
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7954:Farr, Michael
7951:
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7907:
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7902:
7890:
7885:
7879:, p. 57.
7878:
7873:
7866:
7861:
7855:, p. 69.
7854:
7853:Thompson 1991
7849:
7842:
7841:Thompson 1991
7837:
7831:, p. 89.
7830:
7829:Thompson 1991
7825:
7819:, p. 70.
7818:
7817:Thompson 1991
7813:
7806:
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7799:
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7786:
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7695:
7688:
7687:Thompson 1991
7683:
7677:, p. 65.
7676:
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7671:
7665:, p. 90.
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7663:Thompson 1991
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7610:
7604:, p. 29.
7603:
7598:
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7589:, p. 29.
7588:
7584:
7583:Thompson 1991
7579:
7573:, p. 81.
7572:
7568:
7567:Thompson 1991
7563:
7557:, p. 71.
7556:
7551:
7545:, p. 96.
7544:
7543:Thompson 1991
7539:
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7505:
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7482:, p. 96.
7481:
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7476:Thompson 1991
7472:
7466:, p. 66.
7465:
7464:Thompson 1991
7460:
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7447:Thompson 1991
7443:
7437:, p. 79.
7436:
7435:Thompson 1991
7431:
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7116:Wang Chen-Yee
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6735:Rastapopoulos
6732:
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6724:
6723:Carreidas 160
6721:pilot of the
6720:
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6709:
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6693:
6692:assault rifle
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6309:Percy Fawcett
6305:
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6294:ventriloquist
6290:
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5347:are engaged.
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5018:Rastapopoulos
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4786:
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4769:The Arumbayas
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4706:Peggy Alcazar
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4177:Rastapopoulos
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4120:Rastapopoulos
4117:
4115:
4114:Sunda Islands
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4082:Lake Michigan
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3878:knife thrower
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9142:Tom McCarthy
9127:Michael Farr
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8976:Roger Leloup
8933:Tintin coins
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8199:the original
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8107:The Guardian
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7790:Wallace 2002
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5873:Alfonso XIII
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4066:Bobby Smiles
4060:Daniel Craig
4049:
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4026:and escape.
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3986:crystal ball
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3947:Rascar Capac
3940:
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3835:Mr. Trickler
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3751:Croix-de-Feu
3727:Adolf Hitler
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8548:Characters
8274:Tintin.com
7268:Yusuf 2005
7215:References
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