I freaking adored Tintin, the Belgian comic strip about a boy detective and his little white dog, Snowy. There was something intoxicating about the mix: international adventures, a growing cast of ...

He belongs to a fifth column called the Iron Guard. Its leader’s name is ... “King Ottokar’s Sceptre,” the eighth adventure of Tintin, boy reporter. In previous exploits Tintin battled ...

The earliest versions of Tintin and his dog Snowy from Hergé's Adventures Of ... and adventurer aided by his faithful dog, with a cast including Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus, the Thompson ...

Haddock's butler, Nestor, has no life other than domestic servitude. Tintin's dog, Snowy (Milou in French—as a Franco-American, I grew up on the original versions), regularly if accidentally ...

Before you can say “Young Indy,” Tintin and his scene-stealing dog, Snowy, are off chasing pirates, particularly the descendants of scurvy Red Rackham (Daniel Craig). Tintin and Snowy are ...

Tintin the brave cub reporter — and his dog, Snowy — will enter the public domain in the U.S. well before they will in the European Union, where they are copyrighted until 2054. That's because ...

More importantly, is this even still viable? The first film saw Tintin and his dog Snowy racing to uncover the secrets of a ...