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The Adventures of Tintin: Prisoners of the Sun - Herge

Description: ISBN 0316358436 / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics / Author: Herge / Paperback / Reading Level: Ages 4-8 / 62 Pages / Book is published ... more

The Adventures of Tintin: Prisoners of the Sun - Herge ... 1975-09-30 by Little, Brown Young Readers

Newest Review: ... terribly convinced. The doctor, he notes, was a Quichua Indian and Tintin believes it all has something to do with the ... more

... missing Calculus. 'Captain,' remarks Tintin. 'I'll bet you anything you like that every man aboard the Pachacamac is as fit as you and me.' Tintin decides he will sneak aboard the Pachacamac later that night and conduct his own surreptitious search for Calculus - so beginning one of the most colourful, epic and entertaining of all his many adventures. Prisoners of the Sun is rightfully regarded to be one of the most spectacular and famous of the Tintin stories as Tintin and Haddock travel deep into the dangerous and formi...more

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The Adventures of Tintin: Prisoners of the Sun - Herge: The Temple of Doom (1011 words)
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Prisoners of the Sun is the fourteenth book in Hergé's Tintin series and was first published in 1949. The book follows on from the events of The Seven Crystal Balls which ended with Professor Calculus being kidnapped for, it turns out, wearing the bracelet of the mummified Inca, Rascar Capac. An ancient curse of the Incas is behind the mystery and Prisoners of the Sun therefore begins with Tintin and Captain Haddock having just arrived in Peru to investigate the disappearance of their old friend and hopefully find him safe and sound somewhere. Calculus is suspected to be on a ship named the Pachacamac and the local Police Headquarters assure Tintin and Haddock the ship ... Read the complete review

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