Tintin in America Softcover Book

In *Tintin in America* (1932), the hero confirms his vocation as a champion of justice, opposing the mobster Al Capone, Chicago gangsters, and all sorts of scoundrels. Hergé already demonstrates a generous worldview, criticizing, for example, the behavior of Whites towards the Native Americans. Tintin's fame extends beyond the Atlantic. So much so that when he arrives in Chicago, during the height of Prohibition, all the associated bandits and criminals prepare a most uncomfortable reception for him. Tintin will need to use all his courage and intelligence to survive! Softcover