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Tintin #12
Red Rackham's Treasure
Convinced that Captain Haddock’s ancestor, Sir Francis Haddock, used a series of clever clues to describe the precise location of a priceless treasure, Tintin, Snowy and Captain Haddock rent a boat — the Sirius — and set sail on a treasure hunt. Without knowing it at first, the team is accompanied by an eccentric scientist called Professor Calculus. Although it is difficult to hold a meaningful conversation with the professor due to his hearing problems, Calculus more than proves his worth as an extra passenger. His ingenious mini-submarine certainly comes in very handy when searching for shipwrecks!
While the intrepid explorers search for the treasure, Tintin can’t help wondering if there’s an important clue they might have overlooked. But in the end, the big question concerns Marlinspike Hall and its place within the saga of Sir Francis Haddock!
While the intrepid explorers search for the treasure, Tintin can’t help wondering if there’s an important clue they might have overlooked. But in the end, the big question concerns Marlinspike Hall and its place within the saga of Sir Francis Haddock!
64 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1943
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Hergé
1,035 books1,952 followersGeorges Prosper Remi (22 May 1907 – 3 March 1983), better known by the pen name Hergé, was a Belgian comics writer and artist.
His best known and most substantial work is The Adventures of Tintin comic book series, which he wrote and illustrated from 1929 until his death in 1983, leaving the twenty-fourth Tintin adventure Tintin and Alph-Art unfinished. His work remains a strong influence on comics, particularly in Europe.
"Hergé" is the pseudonym of George Remí, making a game with the initials of his name inverted. Throughout the evolution of his star character, Tintin, we can see the progress of this author: from the first titles marked by the ultraconservative doctrine of the director of the newspaper Le Petit Vingtième, to the breaking of conventions embodied from The Blue Lotus , as well as the evolution of the society of his time. The research carried out by Hergé to historically contextualize his Adventures, as well as his implicit social criticism, have made Tintin a masterpiece of the 20th century.
Series on Goodreads:
* The Adventures of Tintin
* Quick & Flupke
* The adventures of Jo, Zette and Jocko
His best known and most substantial work is The Adventures of Tintin comic book series, which he wrote and illustrated from 1929 until his death in 1983, leaving the twenty-fourth Tintin adventure Tintin and Alph-Art unfinished. His work remains a strong influence on comics, particularly in Europe.
"Hergé" is the pseudonym of George Remí, making a game with the initials of his name inverted. Throughout the evolution of his star character, Tintin, we can see the progress of this author: from the first titles marked by the ultraconservative doctrine of the director of the newspaper Le Petit Vingtième, to the breaking of conventions embodied from The Blue Lotus , as well as the evolution of the society of his time. The research carried out by Hergé to historically contextualize his Adventures, as well as his implicit social criticism, have made Tintin a masterpiece of the 20th century.
Series on Goodreads:
* The Adventures of Tintin
* Quick & Flupke
* The adventures of Jo, Zette and Jocko
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October 1, 2025
خبببب به نصف راه تنتن خوانی رسیدم. دست و جیغ و هوراااااا!
البته قلبن ناراحتما، خیلی کم پیش میاد از تموم شدن کتابی ناراحت باشم.
.......
و اما گنج راکهام سرخپوش، توی این جلد ماجرا درست از جایی ادامه پیدا میکنه که جلد قبلی، کشتی تکشاخ، نیمهکاره مونده بود. تنتن و کاپیتان هادوک با کمک پروفسور کلکولسه که اینجا برای اولین بار وارد داستان میشه، با یه زیردریایی کوسهای راهی دریا میشن تا گنج افسانهای دزد دریایی معروف، راکهام سرخپوش، رو پیدا کنن.
اما در نهایت میفهمن اصلن خبری از گنج نیست. به جاش، کاپیتان هادوک به میراث خانوادگی خودش یعتی عمارت مارلیناسپایک میرسه. خونهای که از این به بعد تبدیل میشه به پاتوق تنتن و رفقاش و پایگاه ماموریتهاشون :)
البته قلبن ناراحتما، خیلی کم پیش میاد از تموم شدن کتابی ناراحت باشم.
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و اما گنج راکهام سرخپوش، توی این جلد ماجرا درست از جایی ادامه پیدا میکنه که جلد قبلی، کشتی تکشاخ، نیمهکاره مونده بود. تنتن و کاپیتان هادوک با کمک پروفسور کلکولسه که اینجا برای اولین بار وارد داستان میشه، با یه زیردریایی کوسهای راهی دریا میشن تا گنج افسانهای دزد دریایی معروف، راکهام سرخپوش، رو پیدا کنن.
اما در نهایت میفهمن اصلن خبری از گنج نیست. به جاش، کاپیتان هادوک به میراث خانوادگی خودش یعتی عمارت مارلیناسپایک میرسه. خونهای که از این به بعد تبدیل میشه به پاتوق تنتن و رفقاش و پایگاه ماموریتهاشون :)
June 28, 2020
Sería interesantísima la publicación de unas “Aventuras de Tintín” anotadas, con la inspiración real de los vehículos, localizaciones o personajes, las alusiones a la actualidad de aquel momento, las modificaciones que Hergé fue realizando en sucesivas ediciones... Incluso estos tres últimos álbumes que he leído estos días, La estrella misteriosa y la historia que componen El secreto del Unicornio y El tesoro de Rackham el Rojo (estos últimos, mis favoritos hasta ahora con diferencia: la aventura marítima, la historia de piratas, la aparición del auténtico capitán Haddock y del profesor Tornasol...), donde, a diferencia de lo que venía siendo habitual, parece que se evita cualquier alusión política, tienen su interés en este sentido.
Tras el final de la ocupación de Bélgica, Hergé fue acusado de colaboracionismo y las historias de Tintín vieron interrumpida su publicación durante unos dos años. Por ejemplo en la segunda edición de La estrella misteriosa el autor modificó algunos detalles, donde el malvado banquero judío financiaba la expedición enemiga, norteamericana, mientras que la expedición en la que participa Tintín es asesorada por científicos de países que colaboraban con el III Reich o más o menos neutrales (lo que no fue modificado en las posteriores ediciones).
Tras el final de la ocupación de Bélgica, Hergé fue acusado de colaboracionismo y las historias de Tintín vieron interrumpida su publicación durante unos dos años. Por ejemplo en la segunda edición de La estrella misteriosa el autor modificó algunos detalles, donde el malvado banquero judío financiaba la expedición enemiga, norteamericana, mientras que la expedición en la que participa Tintín es asesorada por científicos de países que colaboraban con el III Reich o más o menos neutrales (lo que no fue modificado en las posteriores ediciones).
September 5, 2024
The playground for many a day of fantasy for me as a child. All beginning with the little shark submarine that Tintin uses to survey the area surrounding a ship for treasure. I found myself wondering whether it wouldn’t be unbelievably uncomfortable to be confined to such a small space for seating and for your legs. I was also always anxious about Snowy and taking him down to the depths. But then again, this is a dog that is seemingly capable of the supernatural, so maybe I was being nitpicky.
We are introduced to a character that goes on to become a top 5 member of the cast almost immediately – Professor Cuthbert Calculus. He is deaf, but maintains that he is “a little hard of hearing”.
He was modelled after a real life scientist, a Professor Auguste Piccard.
Calculus it is who forcefully brings the shark submarine on board. Farr mentions that his name is equally playful in most translations, being Balduin Bienlein in the German edition and Tryphon Tournesol in the French. He also mentions that Hergé never once imagined that Professor Calculus would go on to be as pivotal as he became.
Outside of this addition, not a whole lot happens. I know that I find the volume serene, especially when I look at something like the below panel, which reminds me of Jules Verne’s writing.
Finally, a reminder for the crew that Haddock’s ancestor was also foul-mouthed, as his vocabulary stuck with these parrots across generations.
After a satisfying end to this treasure hunt, we are off to South America.
We are introduced to a character that goes on to become a top 5 member of the cast almost immediately – Professor Cuthbert Calculus. He is deaf, but maintains that he is “a little hard of hearing”.
He was modelled after a real life scientist, a Professor Auguste Piccard.
Calculus it is who forcefully brings the shark submarine on board. Farr mentions that his name is equally playful in most translations, being Balduin Bienlein in the German edition and Tryphon Tournesol in the French. He also mentions that Hergé never once imagined that Professor Calculus would go on to be as pivotal as he became.
Outside of this addition, not a whole lot happens. I know that I find the volume serene, especially when I look at something like the below panel, which reminds me of Jules Verne’s writing.
Finally, a reminder for the crew that Haddock’s ancestor was also foul-mouthed, as his vocabulary stuck with these parrots across generations.
After a satisfying end to this treasure hunt, we are off to South America.
December 14, 2015
'Red Packham's Treasure' follows directly on from 'The Secret of the Unicorn'. Tintin and Captain Haddock found all the clues to where the treasure is, now they just have to get there and recover it.
Professor Calculus is introduced to the series here. He is a deaf old bugger who invents things. Pretty much sums it up. The humour is in what he thinks the person has said and his response. It really pisses Captain Haddock off.
Thompson and Thomson are along for the ride. They take leave from their jobs to lend a hand and end up doing all the manual labour on board the ship. They are well and truly earning their keep.
For entertainment purposes there's monkeys with a loaded gun, a population of parrots that has passed down Haddock swearing for generations and Tintin fighting a shark. Of course, it makes some sense, but like all Tintin's there's hints of stuff early on that are just not carried on and are weirdly out there. But that's part of the charm.
So definitely core Tintin. It couples well with the story before it and both would make the logical introductory Tintin's for a new reader.
Professor Calculus is introduced to the series here. He is a deaf old bugger who invents things. Pretty much sums it up. The humour is in what he thinks the person has said and his response. It really pisses Captain Haddock off.
Thompson and Thomson are along for the ride. They take leave from their jobs to lend a hand and end up doing all the manual labour on board the ship. They are well and truly earning their keep.
For entertainment purposes there's monkeys with a loaded gun, a population of parrots that has passed down Haddock swearing for generations and Tintin fighting a shark. Of course, it makes some sense, but like all Tintin's there's hints of stuff early on that are just not carried on and are weirdly out there. But that's part of the charm.
So definitely core Tintin. It couples well with the story before it and both would make the logical introductory Tintin's for a new reader.
September 27, 2020
This adventure is a continuation of that began in The Secret of the Unicorn . Firmly believing that Sir Francis Haddock managed to escape the fatal "Unicorn" with Red Rackam's treasure, Tintin and Captain Haddock make preparations for the treasure hunt. With so many mishaps, they finally piece the puzzle to discover the treasure in a most unthought way.
The adventure, in the form of the treasure hunt, was also quite interesting in itself, although I enjoyed the first part in the The Secret of the Unicorn more. We meet yet another beloved character of the series - Professor Calculus. The eccentric but intelligent little professor brings so much hilarity to the story. We are also introduced to the Marlinspike Hall, the mansion and family estate of Captain Haddock, where some of the future adventures are set.
The series is certainly getting better. When you are having trouble getting into the mood of reading try one of these interesting comics. You are sure to revive.
The adventure, in the form of the treasure hunt, was also quite interesting in itself, although I enjoyed the first part in the The Secret of the Unicorn more. We meet yet another beloved character of the series - Professor Calculus. The eccentric but intelligent little professor brings so much hilarity to the story. We are also introduced to the Marlinspike Hall, the mansion and family estate of Captain Haddock, where some of the future adventures are set.
The series is certainly getting better. When you are having trouble getting into the mood of reading try one of these interesting comics. You are sure to revive.
February 12, 2018
Δεύτερο Τεντέν που διαβάζω φέτος, μετά το καταπληκτικό "Ο Τεντέν στο Θιβέτ" που διάβασα τον Ιανουάριο. Το "Ο θησαυρός του Κόκκινου Ράκαμ" αποτελεί άμεση συνέχεια του τόμου "Το μυστικό του Μονόκερου", οπότε καλύτερα να διαβάσετε πρώτα εκείνο και μετά αυτό. Δεν χρειάζεται να πω και πολλά για την ιστορία ή το σχέδιο, πάνω-κάτω ισχύουν τα ίδια για όλους (ή σχεδόν όλους, έστω!) τους τόμους της εξαιρετικής αυτής σειράς: Τραγελαφικές καταστάσεις, υπερβολές, ωραίες περιπέτειες σε εξωτικά μέρη, ευχάριστο χιούμορ... Τώρα μπορώ να δω επιτέλους και την ταινία κινουμένων σχεδίων "The Adventures of Tintin" (2011), που βασίζεται σε τρία κόμικς της σειράς: "Ο κάβουρας με τις χρυσές δαγκάνες", "Το μυστικό του Μονόκερου" και "Ο θησαυρός του Κόκκινου Ράκαμ".
July 1, 2022
Tintin was one of the comic book heroes of my childhood. I'm going to read my way through the series again as I listen to a radio program about him, and his creator, Hergé. Red Rackham's Treasure begins right where The Secret of the Unicorn ends. Tintin, and Captain Haddock now have a treasure map, and intend to go look for what they can find.
In my opinion, the two books that make up this adventure, are the best in the whole series, or at least up until this point. Part of the reason is that there are no problems reading the story from page one in the first book until the last page of this book. It works as a single story, and it shows how far Hergé had got with his craft by that time.
But I think they also work because they are very different, and compliment one another. While The Secret of the Unicorn was a mystery set int Belgium, Red Rackham's Treasure is an adventure tale, where our two heroes go looking for a pirate treasure in southern seas. The plot moves briskly, but still logically, and there isn't as much silliness as in some of the volumes. There are perhaps more exciting storylines in some of the other volumes, but the whole thing still keeps moving at a good pace, and is interesting enough to keep one turning the pages.
The other part of the Tintin Formula is the humour, and there our cast is in excellent shape. Just as it was in The Secret of the Unicorn, the humour doesn't rest on one character, or a pair of them. Thomson and Thompson come along for the ride, and they are in quite a good comic form, but humour also rests on the all the main cast, Tintin, Captain Haddock, and Snowy all have their comic moments.
There is one more character who shoulders quite a bit of the humour burden, and that is Professor Calculous, the last of the usual cast of the Tintin books to appear. Even though there have been some dotty professors now and then up until this book, this is the first where Professor Calculous appears. Captain Haddock and Professor Calculous trying to talk to one another is absolutely wonderful. They make such a great comic duo on occasions.
There is one thing though. One thread isn't tied off at the end, and one could argue this is a flaw to the otherwise perfect two-book Tintin adventure, but there is a reason for this flaw. Hergé intended to use this at some point in the series. The idea was even to make this a recurring thread that might pop up now and then in the rest of the series, but then he never found the right angle for it in any of the books. So a flaw, but one that had its reasons.
I think I'm remembering this correctly when I say this was my favourite Tintin adventure when I first read the books, and I still think it is the best of the series, or at least up until this book. Lets see how the other half of the series turns out.
In my opinion, the two books that make up this adventure, are the best in the whole series, or at least up until this point. Part of the reason is that there are no problems reading the story from page one in the first book until the last page of this book. It works as a single story, and it shows how far Hergé had got with his craft by that time.
But I think they also work because they are very different, and compliment one another. While The Secret of the Unicorn was a mystery set int Belgium, Red Rackham's Treasure is an adventure tale, where our two heroes go looking for a pirate treasure in southern seas. The plot moves briskly, but still logically, and there isn't as much silliness as in some of the volumes. There are perhaps more exciting storylines in some of the other volumes, but the whole thing still keeps moving at a good pace, and is interesting enough to keep one turning the pages.
The other part of the Tintin Formula is the humour, and there our cast is in excellent shape. Just as it was in The Secret of the Unicorn, the humour doesn't rest on one character, or a pair of them. Thomson and Thompson come along for the ride, and they are in quite a good comic form, but humour also rests on the all the main cast, Tintin, Captain Haddock, and Snowy all have their comic moments.
There is one more character who shoulders quite a bit of the humour burden, and that is Professor Calculous, the last of the usual cast of the Tintin books to appear. Even though there have been some dotty professors now and then up until this book, this is the first where Professor Calculous appears. Captain Haddock and Professor Calculous trying to talk to one another is absolutely wonderful. They make such a great comic duo on occasions.
There is one thing though. One thread isn't tied off at the end, and one could argue this is a flaw to the otherwise perfect two-book Tintin adventure, but there is a reason for this flaw. Hergé intended to use this at some point in the series. The idea was even to make this a recurring thread that might pop up now and then in the rest of the series, but then he never found the right angle for it in any of the books. So a flaw, but one that had its reasons.
I think I'm remembering this correctly when I say this was my favourite Tintin adventure when I first read the books, and I still think it is the best of the series, or at least up until this book. Lets see how the other half of the series turns out.
December 18, 2020
سال ها پیش که خبر ساخت انیمیشن جدید تن تن اومد,حدس میزدم که احتمالا وقایع راز کشتی شاخدار و گنج راکهام سرخ پوش محور داستان باشه..ترجیح من البته سفر به کره ماه بود:(
قطعا ولی ماجرای جستجوی گنج راکهام سرخ پوش از جذاب ترین قسمت های ماجرا های تن تن بود.
قطعا ولی ماجرای جستجوی گنج راکهام سرخ پوش از جذاب ترین قسمت های ماجرا های تن تن بود.
February 26, 2020
استكمال المغامرة السابقة "سر اليونيكورن" ..رحلة البحث عن كنز القرصان راخام الأحمر
قصة ظريفة ونهاية سعيدة غير متوقعة للكابتن هادوك..اضجكني جدا عندما نشرت الصحافة البدء في البحث عن كنز القرصان انتحل جميع الناس شخصية احفاد هذا القرصان كي يكون الكنز من حقهم
والظهور الاول لشخصية البروفسور برجل "كالولوس" الظريف ضعيف السمع
قصة ظريفة ونهاية سعيدة غير متوقعة للكابتن هادوك..اضجكني جدا عندما نشرت الصحافة البدء في البحث عن كنز القرصان انتحل جميع الناس شخصية احفاد هذا القرصان كي يكون الكنز من حقهم
والظهور الاول لشخصية البروفسور برجل "كالولوس" الظريف ضعيف السمع
April 1, 2020
فقط کاپیتان هادوک. ((:
January 1, 2024
Una delle avventure più esilaranti di Tintin, il capitano Haddock e il professor Girasole insieme fanno scintille!
November 3, 2020
Tintin and Captian Haddock prepare to depart on the search for the hidden treasure of Red Rackham, and are approached by an eccentric hard of hearing inventor, Professor Calculus, who simply won't go away.
His shark submarine is to prove invaluable in Tintin and the Captain's search, and Calculus will be a constant figure in all subsequent Tintin books.
They are also joined by the irrepresible Thomp(s)on twins.They take a ship to a remote tropical island and come across all sorts of interesting things like skeleton human remains of pirates, and parrots that have handed down from generation to generation, Haddock's vocabulary.
After much adventure they return home, where the real treasure is waiting and where Captain Haddock inherits the mansion Marlinkspike, his ancestral home, which was previously owned by the criminal Bird brothers (See the Secret of the Unicorn).
Another courful and action packed Tintin classic
His shark submarine is to prove invaluable in Tintin and the Captain's search, and Calculus will be a constant figure in all subsequent Tintin books.
They are also joined by the irrepresible Thomp(s)on twins.They take a ship to a remote tropical island and come across all sorts of interesting things like skeleton human remains of pirates, and parrots that have handed down from generation to generation, Haddock's vocabulary.
After much adventure they return home, where the real treasure is waiting and where Captain Haddock inherits the mansion Marlinkspike, his ancestral home, which was previously owned by the criminal Bird brothers (See the Secret of the Unicorn).
Another courful and action packed Tintin classic
January 14, 2016
প্রফেসর ক্যালকুলাসের অভিষেককে পাঁচ না দেয়াটা অনুচিত। আমি অনুচিত কাজ তেমন একটা করি না। হাসতে হাসতে পেট ব্যথা করছে...:D :D
March 16, 2017
I think this is my favorite Tintin book. Well ... one of them, anyway. ;)
October 12, 2025
Red Rackham's Treasure feels like a continuation of an adventure with old friends. After the thrilling mystery of The Secret of the Unicorn, Tintin and Captain Haddock set off on a sea journey to uncover Red Rackham's sunken treasure. What makes it even more special is the introduction of Professor Calculus, a charming and eccentric character whose inventions add both humor and ingenuity to the story. The blend of mystery, exploration, and friendship makes this volume an absolute delight.
It is a joy to see the heartfelt friendship grow between Tintin and Haddock as they continue their search, blending excitement with a sense of history. Calculus brings his own spark of innocence and brilliance, which makes the team dynamic unforgettable.
Hergé's attention to the intricacies of ships, underwater landscapes, and marine gear is remarkable. The panels are filled with such accuracy that you can almost smell the salty air. He never reduces cultures or artifacts to decoration. He studies and respects them, so that each panel feels alive and authentic.
Having the whole Tintin collection is like owning a gallery of adventures. You can jump from a treasure hunt at sea to a political thriller in the mountains. Hergé's artwork is stunning. The way he draws the ocean, the intricate details inside the submarine, and the vibrant life on the island is breathtaking. You can tell he really loved drawing every single panel.
Ultimately, Tintin is a lifelong companion. You can read these stories as a child and love the adventure, and then reread them as an adult and appreciate the artistry, the historical context, and the subtle humor.
It is a joy to see the heartfelt friendship grow between Tintin and Haddock as they continue their search, blending excitement with a sense of history. Calculus brings his own spark of innocence and brilliance, which makes the team dynamic unforgettable.
Hergé's attention to the intricacies of ships, underwater landscapes, and marine gear is remarkable. The panels are filled with such accuracy that you can almost smell the salty air. He never reduces cultures or artifacts to decoration. He studies and respects them, so that each panel feels alive and authentic.
Having the whole Tintin collection is like owning a gallery of adventures. You can jump from a treasure hunt at sea to a political thriller in the mountains. Hergé's artwork is stunning. The way he draws the ocean, the intricate details inside the submarine, and the vibrant life on the island is breathtaking. You can tell he really loved drawing every single panel.
Ultimately, Tintin is a lifelong companion. You can read these stories as a child and love the adventure, and then reread them as an adult and appreciate the artistry, the historical context, and the subtle humor.
September 5, 2022
Kızıl Korsan'ın Hazinesi ilk kez Tekboynuz'un Esrarı kitabının devamı niteliğindeydi. Tenten aynı fasikül içinde 2 kez vurulup 3 kez hapse düşüp 4 kez idamdan kurtulmadığı için açıkçası çok memnun oldum.
Herge'nin ırkçılığının dozu gitgide düşüyor ve seri de karakterler de yavaş yavaş kendini buluyor. Bay Turnusol ilk kez hikayeye katıldı. Yalnız köpekbalığının bir şişe rom içip sızması ve Tenten'in karnını yardırıp sandığı bulması yine biraz fazlaca absürttü.
Not: 12. macera, hala bir tane kadın karakter yok.
Sayımımız devam edecek.
Herkese keyifli okumalar!
Herge'nin ırkçılığının dozu gitgide düşüyor ve seri de karakterler de yavaş yavaş kendini buluyor. Bay Turnusol ilk kez hikayeye katıldı. Yalnız köpekbalığının bir şişe rom içip sızması ve Tenten'in karnını yardırıp sandığı bulması yine biraz fazlaca absürttü.
Not: 12. macera, hala bir tane kadın karakter yok.
Sayımımız devam edecek.
Herkese keyifli okumalar!
June 26, 2009
Blistering Barnacles! That was repeated way too often.
I love treasure hunting stories and Tintin... so it worked out! :)
Calculus was hilarious. I love British humour.
I love treasure hunting stories and Tintin... so it worked out! :)
Calculus was hilarious. I love British humour.
November 21, 2019
Tintin goes in search of the Treasure and meets the Professor.
January 11, 2026
Χαρούμενη περιπετειούλα ανεύρεσης θησαυρού χωρίς παρενέργειες για τον Τεν Τεν και τον κάπταιν Χάντοκ από κακούς, ανταγωνιστές, πράκτορες κλπ, παρότι στην πρώτη σελίδα υποψιαζόμαστε ότι κάτι τέτοιο θα συμβεί. Τελικά ήταν δημοσιογράφοι που αποκάλυψαν μεν ότι αυτοί οι δυο ψάχνουν τον θησαυρό του προγόνου του κάπταιν Χάντοκ, αλλά πέραν τούτου ουδέν. Όσο για το ταξίδι, είναι η πρώτη συμμετοχή (και γνωριμία) με τον παλαβό και θεόκουφο επιστήμονα Τουρνεσόλ και συμμετέχοτν επίσης και οι πανηλίθιοι ντετέκτιβ Ντυπόν. Το ταξίδι γίνεται στην Καραϊβική προς ένα άγνωστο και αχαρτογράφητο νησί. Ψάχνουν, ψάχνουν, ψάχνουν, κάποια στιγμή βαρέθηκαν. Κάπου αλλού είναι ο θησαυρός.
June 9, 2021
رسیدم به نیمهی راه تن تن.
مجموعهای که وقتی شروع شد واقعا بد بود! علی الخصوص قسمت اول (تن تن در شوروی) ولی قسمت به قسمت بهتر شد طوری که از الآن دارم فکر میکنم وقتی تموم بشه من خیلی ناراحت میشم.
این قسمت هم عالی بود و کاپتان هادوک عزیز صاحب خونه شد. پروفسور هم به تیم اضافه شد.
مجموعهای که وقتی شروع شد واقعا بد بود! علی الخصوص قسمت اول (تن تن در شوروی) ولی قسمت به قسمت بهتر شد طوری که از الآن دارم فکر میکنم وقتی تموم بشه من خیلی ناراحت میشم.
این قسمت هم عالی بود و کاپتان هادوک عزیز صاحب خونه شد. پروفسور هم به تیم اضافه شد.
November 25, 2013
Red Rackham's Treasure is the second part of an adventure begun in The Secret of the Unicorn, rendered in highly realistic comic book/graphic novel style by the Belgian artist/writer Herge in the mid-1940s. This story of a hunt for lost pirate treasure takes Tintin, his dog Snowy, the ill-tempered Captain Haddock, and the comically inept detectives Thompson and Thomson on a long sea journey on a freighter, to a tropical island, and on an adventure under the sea. The story is sufficiently complex that it requires real attention to follow its twists and turns. This book also introduces the odd, hearing-challenged Professor Cuthbert Calculus, who is prominent in many other Tintin adventures. Along with episodes from the unrelated Tintin book The Crab With the Golden Claws, The Secret of the Unicorn and Red Rackham's Treasure are the basis of the Steven Spielberg-directed film The Adventures of Tintin.
Picking up from where The Secret of the Unicorn left off, Red Rackham's Treasure finds Tintin and Captain Haddock embarking on a sea voyage in search of lost treasure hidden centuries ago by the captain's seafaring ancestor, Sir Francis Haddock. Their alternately harrowing and hilarious adventure takes them to a tropical island, to the ocean floor, and back to England.
The vocabulary in this, and all Tintin adventures, is quite advanced and also very British in places -- it was translated from Herge's original French for an English audience, not an American one. There are realistically rendered depictions of life on a freighter, scenes on a tropical island and at the bottom of the ocean via pre-scuba deep-sea diving, with wildlife ranging from monkeys to sharks.Tintin and his friends are intensely loyal to each other. They use logic and intuition to solve clues about the location of the pirate treasure they seek.AS USUAL, OUR GARY STU,Tintin is unfailingly honest, polite, reasonable, and friendly -- but he will also defend himself and his friends any way he can.Tintin's troublemaking sidekick, Captain Haddock, loves rum and whiskey and drinks at every opportunity--which are fewer in Red Rackham's Treasure than in The Secret of the Unicorn. In both books, his alcohol consumption always leads to trouble of some kind, much to Tintin's chagrin, but it's usually played for laughs... "Circopithecuses!" "Freshwater swabs!" "Ectoplasms!" "Bashi-bazouks!"
;)
I'LL REPEAT THIS AGAIN:Its funny, coz my copy is around 20 to 25 years old, dating back to when my gran bought it for my ma, and i still LOVE it! Me and my ma have read the series, literally, infinite times!
AND OMG, I LOVE SNOWY!
Picking up from where The Secret of the Unicorn left off, Red Rackham's Treasure finds Tintin and Captain Haddock embarking on a sea voyage in search of lost treasure hidden centuries ago by the captain's seafaring ancestor, Sir Francis Haddock. Their alternately harrowing and hilarious adventure takes them to a tropical island, to the ocean floor, and back to England.
The vocabulary in this, and all Tintin adventures, is quite advanced and also very British in places -- it was translated from Herge's original French for an English audience, not an American one. There are realistically rendered depictions of life on a freighter, scenes on a tropical island and at the bottom of the ocean via pre-scuba deep-sea diving, with wildlife ranging from monkeys to sharks.Tintin and his friends are intensely loyal to each other. They use logic and intuition to solve clues about the location of the pirate treasure they seek.AS USUAL, OUR GARY STU,Tintin is unfailingly honest, polite, reasonable, and friendly -- but he will also defend himself and his friends any way he can.Tintin's troublemaking sidekick, Captain Haddock, loves rum and whiskey and drinks at every opportunity--which are fewer in Red Rackham's Treasure than in The Secret of the Unicorn. In both books, his alcohol consumption always leads to trouble of some kind, much to Tintin's chagrin, but it's usually played for laughs... "Circopithecuses!" "Freshwater swabs!" "Ectoplasms!" "Bashi-bazouks!"
;)
I'LL REPEAT THIS AGAIN:Its funny, coz my copy is around 20 to 25 years old, dating back to when my gran bought it for my ma, and i still LOVE it! Me and my ma have read the series, literally, infinite times!
AND OMG, I LOVE SNOWY!
November 25, 2011
Another wonderful book!! I don't know what to say, I may repeat what I said in my earlier reviews as I am out of words to describe how best are THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN!!
The film inspired me to read all the books, though I have seen cartoons, it always gives a good feeling if u read the books!
Many people, who read the comics first, said that the film has not done justice to the books, but I donot agree!!
Both book and the film are equally wonderful and being a fan of films, I take one step towards the film!!
The film inspired me to read all the books, though I have seen cartoons, it always gives a good feeling if u read the books!
Many people, who read the comics first, said that the film has not done justice to the books, but I donot agree!!
Both book and the film are equally wonderful and being a fan of films, I take one step towards the film!!
May 28, 2020
This is by far the funniest adventure of this ever enlarging group composed now by Tintin and Milu, Captain Haddock, The brothers Dupond and Dupont, Nestor and M. Tournesol... the incredibly deaf and funny character, the typical "crazy scientist and inventor"!
They set on a journey to find Rackham's treasure and they succeed, but through so many funny inuendos and changes to their plans that you will enjoy it totally!
Maria Carmo,
Lisbon 14 January 2015.
They set on a journey to find Rackham's treasure and they succeed, but through so many funny inuendos and changes to their plans that you will enjoy it totally!
Maria Carmo,
Lisbon 14 January 2015.
June 6, 2015
I fucking love Tintin.
March 23, 2017
كابتن هادوك يتفوق على نفسه
February 21, 2019
Tintin has completely won me over with the last few sequels, I've been enjoying reading them so much!
August 23, 2021
4,5/5
Conclusión del díptico iniciado con El Secreto del Unicornio, en el que se relata la búsqueda del tesoro del pirata Rackham el Rojo, enemigo del antepasado del capitán Haddock. Aparece por primera vez el profesor Tornasol, cuya sordera desespera a quien intenta comunicarse con él. Un personaje muy gracioso, que hace más divertida la historia incluso.
La inmersión del submarino y la llegada a la isla son dos de los pasajes más bonitos que se han visto en Tintín. La conclusión de la aventura oculta alguna que otra sorpresa, pues no podría ser de otra forma. Aventura en estado puro.
Conclusión del díptico iniciado con El Secreto del Unicornio, en el que se relata la búsqueda del tesoro del pirata Rackham el Rojo, enemigo del antepasado del capitán Haddock. Aparece por primera vez el profesor Tornasol, cuya sordera desespera a quien intenta comunicarse con él. Un personaje muy gracioso, que hace más divertida la historia incluso.
La inmersión del submarino y la llegada a la isla son dos de los pasajes más bonitos que se han visto en Tintín. La conclusión de la aventura oculta alguna que otra sorpresa, pues no podría ser de otra forma. Aventura en estado puro.
August 16, 2021
Der erste Auftritt vom Professor Bienlein und ein wahres Abenteuer erlebt man in dieser gelungenen Hörspielfolge.
May 31, 2020
Classic. Plus, you can’t beat Calculus.
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