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The Secret of the Unicorn by Hergé
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The Secret of the Unicorn (The Adventures of Tintin)

by Herge (otherwise under Hergé)

Series: Tintin (10)

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Mammoth (2002), Paperback, 64 pages

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A fun romp of a story as Tintin discovers a clue to a secret lost pirate treasure. Being only the first part of the story a bit hard to judge on its own. ( )
  munchkinstein | Mar 23, 2009 |
Ja, Tintin er god, men når Haddock ikke for alvor folder sig ud, så er det hele lidt slattent. Således her. ( )
  Tonny | Feb 21, 2009 |
first english edition has a red cloth spine ( )
  haritsa | Jul 1, 2008 |
First edition first reprint has a red cloth spine
  haritsa | Jul 1, 2008 |
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The Secret of the Unicorn

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Amazon.com (ISBN 0316358320, Paperback)

The Secret of the Unicorn was one of the first truly great Tintin adventures and Herge's personal favorite, combining a puzzling mystery with a ripping pirate yarn. When Tintin finds a magnificent model ship in the street market, his attempt to buy it for Captain Haddock leads him on a trail of pickpockets, burglars, and secret treasure, and Haddock enthralls him with a tale of his seafaring ancestor, Sir Francis Haddock (who was exclaiming "Thundering typhoons!" generations before the Captain ever did), and his fateful encounter with the fearsome pirate Red Rackham. The story is also notable for Herge's fantastic eye for ship detail as well as the first appearances of Nestor and Marlinspike Hall. The Secret of the Unicorn was Tintin's first official two-book adventure, continued in Red Rackham's Treasure. --David Horiuchi

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:16 -0400)

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