Tintin in America English Hardcover Comic Book by Hergé

In Tintin in America (1932), the hero confirms his calling as a righter of wrongs, standing up to the mobster Al Capone, the gangsters of Chicago, and crooks of every stripe. Already, Hergé shows a generous outlook on the world, denouncing, for example, Whites for their behavior toward Red Indians. Tintin’s fame extends beyond the Atlantic. So when he arrives in Chicago, in the height of Prohibition, all the bandits and their fellow criminals prepare a decidedly uncomfortable reception for him. Tintin will have to use all his courage and all his wits to survive! Hardcover