Les aventures de Tintin, reporter du Petit ‘Vingtième’ #[1] - Tintin au pays des Soviets

(1930)

Tintin au pays des Soviets (Table of Contents: 1)

Tintin / comic story / 138 pages (report information)

Script

Hergé (signed)

Pencils

Hergé (signed)

Inks

Hergé (signed)

Letters

Hergé (signed)

Editing

Norbert Wallez

Genre

aventure (adventure); humour (humor)

Characters

Tintin; Milou

Synopsis

Boy reporter Tintin and his dog Snowy investigate communism, find it to be a sham and return home.

Awards

• Angoulême International Comics Festival - Free Russia Award (1986)

Reprints

• in Från Hergés arkiv (Carlsen/if [SE], 1975 series) (1975)
which is reprinted
• in Tintins äventyr (Carlsen/if [SE], 1972 series) #24 - Tintin i Sovjet (1984)
• in Tintins äventyr (Bonnier Carlsen, 2004 series) #1 - Tintin i Sovjet (2004)
• in Tintins opplevelser [samlekassett] (Hjemmet / Egmont, 2004 series) #1 - Tintin i Sovjetunionen; Tintin i Kongo (2004)
which is reprinted
• in Tintin [Seriesamlerklubben] (Hjemmet / Egmont, 1998 series) #[nn] - Tintin i Sovjetunionen ([februar] 2004)
• in Tintins samlede opplevelser (Hjemmet / Egmont, 2010 series) #[12] - Tintin i Sovjetunionen; Tintin og alfabetkunsten ([juni] 2012)
• in Tintins oplevelser (Carlsen, 2007 series) #1 - Tintin i Sovjetunionen (2007)
• from "Les Aventures de Tintin, reporter, au pays des Soviets" (Le Petit Vingtieme, Brussels, Belgium) weekly serialised comics pages 1929-01-10 - 1930-05-08

Indexer Notes

The original publication rate was two pages per week, with the exception of 1929-02-21 when no pages were published and 1929-12-25 when three pages appeared (numbers 99, 100 and 101). The total number of pages was 139, but page number 99 from 1929-12-25 was left out when the album was published.