Le passager du XXe siècle. Followed by a commented summary of each of Hergé's works. 247 pages, paperback.

This stunning, detailed catalogue is illustrated with dozens of photographs and scans, and lists every single lot that was available in the Hergé auction that was held in Namur, Belgium, in May 2011. The catalogue contains 70 pages and was published by Moulinsart.

In 1929 appeared Tintin, flanked by the inseparable Snowy, soon joined by Captain Haddock, Professor Tournesol, and then the Dupont and Dupond. At first glance, their adventures seem as simple and clear as Hergé's drawing. And yet, a secret is hidden there ...

Hergé, Le Feuilleton intégral is a unique opportunity to discover the work of Hergé today, page by page. Volume 8 (1939-1940).

An unpublished version of Tintin in Congo, to discover the genesis of this major work: Unveiling the secrets of the development and publication of different versions of Tintin in the Congo, Philippe Goddin expands his comments to the relationship between Hergé and Africans since the beginnings of the designer in the mid-twenties until his last achievements. 220 pages.

Hergé, Le Feuilleton intégral is a unique opportunity to discover the work of Hergé today, page by page. Volume 9 (1940-1943).

For the first time, Hergé is introduced at the Museum of Civilization! The book which appears on the occasion of this exhibition event, designed in collaboration with the Hergé Museum, offers exhilarating diving in the work of the universally recognized father of Tintin. 47 pages.

The original version of Red Rackham's Treasure first appeared in black and white on February 19, 1943. The story was published in daily strips, 183 strips in total, over a 7 month period, in Le Soir newspaper.

In this second volume of his new French-language work, Philippe Goddin searches out and highlights all the differences between the 75 landscape format pages and the updated drawings and pages created as the story was reworked into the current 62-page format for the 1949 book version.

The scariest Tintin adventure, The Seven Crystal Balls was published in Le Soir between 1943 and August 1944; readers of the Belgian daily paper had the pleasure to discover a total of 150 strips. This original version of the story is reproduced in this new French-language publication, for the first time ever.

Following hot on the heels of recent news about the colour edition of “Tintin in the Land of the Soviets”, comes word of a new companion volume also appearing in January.

Hergé, Le Feuilleton intégral is a unique opportunity to discover the work of Hergé today, page by page. Volume 7 (1937-1939).

Pierre Sterckx made extensive use of the Hergé Museum archives as he researched this work. The author presents the evolution of Hergé's work, from the simplicity of his first drawings to the pinnacle of his clear line style, from his first attempts at colour to the mastery of his final full-colour pages. Zephyrum Ediciones.

Small book containing several vignettes of Tintin in danger along his most famous adventures. For example, fleeing villains, tied to the train tracks, facing dangerous animals or crossing a cliff.

Small book containing several vignettes of Tintin traveling to different countries or remote places like the moon or the seabed on board the submarine shark. The countries include China, Congo, Peru or the desert.

Following his best-selling Tintin: the Complete Companion, British Tintinologist and author Michael Farr portrays the little-known but fascinating life of Hergé.

Tintin & Co is written by the renowned British Tintinologist and journalist Michael Farr and published by Moulinsart. The author delves into the stories behind his twelve favourite characters from The Adventures of Tintin.

This book, written about The Adventures of Tintin on television and in the cinema, includes a magnificent sheet of 10 special-issue stamps created by the Belgian Post Office to celebrate Tintin’s journey from page to screen.

Deluxe edition of the catalog of Hergé retrospective exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris: Deluxe edition, limited and numbered. Comes in beautiful box and accompanied by a reproduction of a painting color of Tintin in the Land of the Soviets.

This book is the short version of the catalog of the retrospective exhibition of Hergé at the Grand Palais in Paris between September 28 and January 15, 2017.

For the first time, Hergé is introduced at the Grand Palais! The book which appears on the occasion of this exhibition event, designed in collaboration with the Hergé Museum, offers exhilarating diving in the work of the universally recognized father of Tintin.

Michel Serres tribute to Hergé with this book: Hergé mon ami. 144 pages.

The seven-volume French-language Chronologie d'une œuvre series presents the most thorough effort to date to catalogue the entire artistic output of the comic strip author and graphic designer known around the world as Hergé. 

The seven-volume French-language Chronologie d'une œuvre series presents the most thorough effort to date to catalogue the entire artistic output of the comic strip author and graphic designer known around the world as Hergé.