Tintin: Land of Black Gold
By Herge
Tintin discovers exploding engines hide a dangerous plot threatening peace in the Middle East.
thrilling · mysterious · adventurous · engaging
Genres
What is Tintin: Land of Black Gold about?
When car engines across Europe begin exploding mysteriously, Tintin, accompanied by detectives Thomson and Thompson, embarks on a perilous journey to the Middle East. There, they uncover a sinister plot involving tampered oil supplies and a power struggle between Emir Ben Kalish Ezab and the rebel leader Bab El Ehr. With the help of old friends and facing numerous dangers, Tintin strives to thwart the sabotage and restore peace to the region.
About the author
Hergé was a creative Belgian author and artist best known for inventing Tintin, the brave young reporter who travels the world with his dog, Snowy. Through his colourful comics, Hergé took readers on exciting adventures full of mystery and fun. His stories are still loved by children everywhere today.
Pages
2 pages
This edition
1972
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