From April 5 to November 11, 2025, the Musée National de l’Automobile – Collection Schlumpf offers a unique immersion into the automotive world of Tintin through a new exhibition dedicated to the emblematic cars of the adventures of the famous reporter created by Hergé. 208 pages.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. Le Sceptre d'Ottokar (T8). French.

A place of escape conducive to adventure, the sea is also a place of great danger. It's no surprise that it lies at the heart of Tintin's adventures! A fascinating book that explores the maritime world in all its forms, both in our contemporary reality and in Hergé's comics. French.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. L'Île Noire (T7). French.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. L'Oreille Cassée (T6). French.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. Le Lotus bleu (T5). French.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. Les Cigares du pharaon (T4). French.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. Tintin en Amérique (T3). French.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. Tintin au Congo (T2). French.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. Tintin au pays des soviets (T1). French.

70 years after his first trip to the Moon, Tintin explores with GEO the future challenges of the conquest of space, demonstrating once again his visionary side. 128 pages. French.

A fully illustrated guide to the world-famous character Tintin, and his adventures. This well-researched and gorgeously presented overview follows Tintin through all 24 titles of the series. 205 pages. English.

After Paris, Quebec, Odense, Seoul, Shanghai and Lisbon, Madrid, it is Nice which is hosting since January 27, 2024 until June 30, 2024 the double exhibition dedicated to Hergé: Hergé and Art, Tintin and Tchang. Language: French.

Hergé, Tintin et les autos américaines: voitures de légende. French edition. 96 pages.

77 years ago, the newspaper Journal de Tintin was born in Belgium. Given the success of the first opus and the richness of the content of the Journal Tintin, the Moulinsart editions have once again joined forces with the Lombard editions to present to you, on the occasion of this double anniversary, a new volume of La Grande Aventure du journal Tintin. 776 pages.

A beautiful bound book, a tribute to the art of seeing and the art of discovering the world differently with the famous reporter. Geo transports you for a unique journey. French edition.

In 2023, Éditions du Lombard celebrates its seventy-seventh anniversary and, for the occasion, is reviving the Tintin newspaper for an exceptional issue ! 400 pages. Hardback edition. French.

In 2023, Éditions du Lombard celebrates its seventy-seventh anniversary and, for the occasion, is reviving the Tintin newspaper for an exceptional issue ! 400 pages. Paperback edition. French.

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 by Piasa in Paris, in December 2013. The catalogue contains 48 pages and was published by Moulinsart.

Patrice Leconte is a filmmaker. He has directed some thirty films, from Les Bronzés in 1978 to Maigret in 2022. He has also worked as a comic strip artist for the magazine Pilote. In this book, he tells us, in a purely subjective way and with humour, about his attachment to the work of Hergé. 136 pages.

Hergé, Tintin et les autos européennes: voitures de légende. French edition. 96 pages.

Who does not know Tintin? but who really knows Hergé? Discover the artist who has captivated millions of readers from 7 to 77 years old around the world !! 64 pages. Langue: Spanish.

Fifty years after independence, the wild Congo of Tintin is that of dad, of the good white man, of colonial providence and of wild animal hunting. Hergé considered this missionary album as a sin of youth with sometimes cruel images. But the mirror of stereotypes hides a page of history, drawn with this deep sense of self-mockery common to the Belgian and Congolese peoples. 67 pages.

Discover all the talents and traits of one of the most famous characters of the Tintin's Adventures. This book will bring you into its intimacy with many unpublished or little-known drawings embellished with sources that inspired Hergé during its creation. Zonnebloem 'Iets meer naar't westen!'. Language: Dutch.