- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone Answer: The last sketch of Tintin which Herge drew, before his death, for his unfinished work "Tintin and the Alph-Art". The book was later completed and published posthumously.
Monday, August 15, 2011
Question 1209
What's the significance??
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone Answer: The last sketch of Tintin which Herge drew, before his death, for his unfinished work "Tintin and the Alph-Art". The book was later completed and published posthumously.
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone Answer: The last sketch of Tintin which Herge drew, before his death, for his unfinished work "Tintin and the Alph-Art". The book was later completed and published posthumously.
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The final panel in Tintin and Alph Art and the Whole Tintin comic book series.
tintin was inspired.
The last lines written by herge for tintin.
Sketch of Tintin and the Alph-art, the last unfinished book by herge.
The last Tin-Tin panel drawn by Herge.
Tintin??
Tintin??
Looks like early sketches of Tintin
tin tin and the alph art-incomplete
tintin and alph-art
last panel in the book & series
The last frame in Tintin and the Aplh-Art ...herge's uncompleted book..
- Sukanto
First sketch of Tintin..
first tin tin comic by herge !
tintin
Last Panel of Tintin and Alph-Art..
Herge died before he could finish the book, Ergo, This becomes the last panel of the Tintin Series...
Tintin and Alph-Art --> Final book in Tintin Series..
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