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Ceci n’est pas Tintin
TweetWhile some comic companies may be shutting down websites that post their comics illegally, Moulinsart, the company which owns the rights to Hergé’s work, is busy suing people that use excerpts...
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First Look: Tintin in the Uncanny Valley
Tweet While there may be some perception that comic book movie fever is cooling off, at least one super-epic-mega film that will change the world is in the works — the Steven Spielberg/Peter Jackson...
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More Tintin images
Tweet French film site Films Actu has what look to be more Empire mag scans of the Steven Spielberg-directed Tintin movie. They show the Thompson/Dupin twins, villain Barnaby and the endless desert....
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Comics on a Hot Tintin Roof
Tweet With images from the upcoming Tintin movies being released I thought it would be a good time to post some photos from my visit to the Hergé Museum earlier this year. The museum is located in in...
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New TINTIN trailer finally reveals things, looks…..odd
Tweet A lengthy trailer for The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn has finally been released that actually shows faces and things. As you may recall, this film is a collaboration between...
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"Tintin" ventures far into the uncanny valley
Tweet Hey America! You’ve been given what you always wanted — a TINTIN movie directed by Steven Spielberg! Right? But despite the years of clamor for this entertainment — and the enthusiastic...
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Everything you always wanted to know about The Adventures of Tintin
Tweet The opening titles of The Adventures of Tintin, while not technically part of the screenplay, offer a jaunty, tongue-in-cheek symposium on the action-adventure genre. Or, that is to say, on the...
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Art Wall: Cubist Thing, them Mighty Morphin’ kids and Batman- lots of Batman
TweetHello and welcome! We are starting a weekly art thingy and have -rather thoughtfully- set it for Friday, that interminable day where the weekend is within touching distance and yet you still have...
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So Are We All Agreed that Asterix is Better than Tintin?
TweetIan Samson caused a bitter civil war in Britain this week through his article at the New Statesman titled “A lot of Gaul: why Asterix is better than Tintin”. Within minutes this article had spread...
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Brad Meltzer offers speculation on Flight 370′s dissappearance on CNN
Tweet Well, we are getting down to a) the bare bones of emerging facts and b) the huge, blossoming never ending until they find the black box* range of speculation over what the hell actually happened...
View ArticleBombshell: Court rules Moulinsart does not own rights to Tintin
In a shocking court reveal over the fate of one of the world’s most beloved and influential comics characters, a Dutch court has ruled that Moulinsart, the company that runs the publishing and...
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Everything you always wanted to know about The Adventures of Tintin
The opening titles of The Adventures of Tintin, while not technically part of the screenplay, offer a jaunty, tongue-in-cheek symposium on the action-adventure genre. Or, that is to say, on the...
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Art Wall: Cubist Thing, them Mighty Morphin’ kids and Batman- lots of Batman
Hello and welcome! We are starting a weekly art thingy and have -rather thoughtfully- set it for Friday, that interminable day where the weekend is within touching distance and yet you still have to be...
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So Are We All Agreed that Asterix is Better than Tintin?
Ian Samson caused a bitter civil war in Britain this week through his article at the New Statesman titled “A lot of Gaul: why Asterix is better than Tintin”. Within minutes this article had spread to...
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Brad Meltzer offers speculation on Flight 370’s dissappearance on CNN
Well, we are getting down to a) the bare bones of emerging facts and b) the huge, blossoming never ending until they find the black box* range of speculation over what the hell actually happened to...
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Original TINTIN cover sells for $1.12 million at auction
On June 8, the first Tintin cover art ever published was sold for just over $1.12 million by Heritage Auctions. The art was originally featured on The Adventures of Tintin, Vol. 1: Tintin in the Land...
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INTERVIEW: Jamie Bell on the tense true-life drama of SKIN
This is another interview for a movie that’s a little different from the normal stuff you read about at The Beat, but that’s because Guy Nattiv’s Skin is also not the easiest movie to understand why...
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Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/20/21: A perfect dinosaur butthole
§ Nice art: Warren Craghead has just wrapped up TrumpTrump, a four-year project of daily improvised — but still incredible — drawings about the 45th President. While some might doubt his sanity after...
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TINTIN rights holders announce ‘Missing Works of Art’ NFT collection
Just as the first Tintin NFT is about to finish sale, the rights holders announce a whole collection is on the way
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Belgium’s soccer team unveils TINTIN-inspired uniform for European...
Belgium’s soccer team unveils TINTIN-inspired uniform for European Championship tournament
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