Sceptre Ottokar
19.99 €
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Sceptre Ottokar
19.99 €
Tintin meets Professor Alambic, a specialist in sigillography, the science that studies seals. His pride is the seal of King Ottokar IV of Sildavia. Hoping to add to his collection, the professor is going to this small mountainous country. Tintin decides to go with him as his secretary, but someone tries to prevent him in every possible way and even plants a bomb in his apartment. On the airplane, Tintin studies a booklet about Sildavia, its natural beauties and history. His attention is attracted by a curious tradition that dates back to the XIV century under Ottokar IV. The highest symbol of power there is the scepter: the king who loses it must abdicate. A chain of unbelievable events leads Tintin to the idea that a plot is being prepared against Muskar XII, the current king of Sildavia. It is up to Tintin to foil it.
"The Adventures of Tintin" - recognized worldwide as a classic of the genre series of comic books by Belgian artist Georges Remy (1907-1983), who worked under the pseudonym Hergé. The eighth volume, The Sceptre of Ottokar, was published in 1939, and in it the Milanese opera diva Bianca Castafiore appears for the first time, and with her the main musical theme - Marguerite's aria from Gounod's opera Faust. The comics about the brave reporter with the cheeky crest and his faithful friend, the snow-white foxterrier Milou, have been translated into 110 languages and remain popular with readers 10 to 99.
"The Adventures of Tintin" - recognized worldwide as a classic of the genre series of comic books by Belgian artist Georges Remy (1907-1983), who worked under the pseudonym Hergé. The eighth volume, The Sceptre of Ottokar, was published in 1939, and in it the Milanese opera diva Bianca Castafiore appears for the first time, and with her the main musical theme - Marguerite's aria from Gounod's opera Faust. The comics about the brave reporter with the cheeky crest and his faithful friend, the snow-white foxterrier Milou, have been translated into 110 languages and remain popular with readers 10 to 99.
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books by the author
- All books in the series The Adventures of Tintin