King Ottokar’s Sceptre first published in black and white in French in 1939. In 1947 its revised and coloured in the 62 page format. Finally in 1958 here in the UK we get to read the English translation.
I mean if ever you think a note saying…mind your own business…would deter Tintin! He ends up joining an expert in Seals to the curious country of Syldavia. What begins as a seemingly innocent trip unfolds into a gripping saga.
Tintin discovers a vast and treacherous conspiracy planned by a neighbouring nation. Its an evil plot aimed at robbing King Muskar XII of his royal powers by stealing his symbolic sceptre.
Tintin’s quest for truth and justice propels him into a labyrinthine web of deception and intrigue. King Ottokar’s Sceptre brings out all Tintin’s ingenuity and courage. Please note Snowy comes to the rescue as usual.
About this book:
- Soft back cover with gloss colour glass pages
- 62 pages
- Currently published by Farshore
