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Their yellow dragon costumes are a source of hilarity for passers-by in this highly detailed
Ideal for fans aged 8 and up
Not even dressing up as mandarins from the last dynasty
Hergé’s story reveals the hypocrisy behind the apparently endless cycle of revolution and counter-revolution in South America
Tintin's fame extends beyond the Atlantic Ocean
ENGLISH ALBUM: #23 - Tintin and the Picaros B&W Comics Their yellow dragon costumes areThe twenty third episode in the series, Tintin and the Picaros (1976) is a Latin American tale of a coup dtat, complete with hostage taking and guerrilla warfare. Tintin returns to the country of San Theodoros, which he first visited in The Broken Ear (1937). Hergs story reveals the hypocrisy behind the apparently endless cycle of revolution and counter revolution in South America. Tintin and the Picaros was the last book written by Herg, and it took
