The Adventures of Tintin is widely regarded as a classic of comic art, but some issues are rightly criticized for racial stereotyping and a romanticized view of colonialism. This is hardly surprising, however, as the series dates back to the 1930s.
There are also several animated television series. The best known is a French-Canadian co-production with 39 half-hour episodes.
I have heard in the internet this comic is full of racist things. How much truth is there in it?
You want to really hit the Americans here. Roll back the copy right to a reasonable period. Are all Disney cartoons copyright free.
My local library has probably close to the full run of these so I read most all of them growing up and while they are a product of their time I have such good memories of them.
There are lots of amazing comics from europe.
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Yes, that’s true. Especially in the French-speaking parts of Europe with Hergé, André Franquin, Albert Uderzo, Moebius, Peyo, Edgar P. Jacobs, Pierre Christin, Jean-Claude Mézières and many others.
I might post a few more to this community sometime.
The animated series is amazing! Good for all ages, as far as i’m concerned.
