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lapin_petite) wrote2012-04-01 06:27 pm
lapin_petite) wrote2012-04-01 06:27 pm
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HA!Gues what I found at flea market!
I found tree Tintin comics,tattered but I still feel like discoverer.It cost 5 euros:3
They were hidden in box under sellers shop stand.OhohohXD And yes...they had old ship models tooXD Just a few stands over.
These are very old and original notebook version one with hard cover.
my favourite part with AbdullahXD
and I want stay with Blistering barnacles!!!!
And i always love these whole pages illustrations
hope you like them!!!!
They were hidden in box under sellers shop stand.OhohohXD And yes...they had old ship models tooXD Just a few stands over.
These are very old and original notebook version one with hard cover.
my favourite part with AbdullahXD
and I want stay with Blistering barnacles!!!!
And i always love these whole pages illustrations
hope you like them!!!!
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Tintin in my language sucks, too much censorship and the coin was translated to euro when new volumes were printed in the 100th anniversary of Hergé´s birth. *facepalm*
For example, Coke en stock was translated to something like "Coal in the basement", bah
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Confession time: I don't even have a single Tintin book. (Yes, I am a very bad Tintin fan)... They're hard as fuck to locate in the US. I did find one issue in a knick knack store last summer... for thirty bucks! WTF! (They're normally $10 cover price.)
I'll probably buy those three in one books when I do get them. Twenty bucks for three versus two single volumes at normal price sounds good to me.