
King Ottokar's Sceptre
by:
Hergé
Edition: New edition
Language: French
Format: Paperback
ISBN 10: 1405206195
ISBN 13: 9781405206198
Publication date:
August 29th, 1931
Publisher: Casterman
Pages: 62
Genres: Thriller & Suspense, Children’s, Action & Adventure, Science & Technology, History, Humor, Fantasy, Manga, Graphic Novels
In this thrilling installment of Tintin's adventures, the intrepid young reporter embarks on a quest that takes him deep into the heart of a fictional Eastern European kingdom. A mysterious plot unfolds as he discovers that the rightful heir to the throne, King Ottokar, is in grave danger due to the machinations of a cunning foreign adversary. Tintin, accompanied by his loyal dog Snowy, must navigate through political intrigue, espionage, and unexpected twists as he unravels the conspiracy threatening the king's sceptre, a symbol of royal power.
With each page, the vibrant artwork and meticulous detail transport readers into a world brimming with suspense and excitement. Tintin's resourcefulness and unwavering determination shine through as he encounters a cast of intriguing characters, both friend and foe. Along the way, he faces numerous challenges that put his skills and bravery to the test.
Ultimately, this story is a captivating blend of adventure, history, and humor that showcases Herge's mastery in storytelling. Readers of all ages will find themselves engrossed in the action, eagerly turning pages to see how Tintin will outsmart those who seek to manipulate the fate of a kingdom.
With each page, the vibrant artwork and meticulous detail transport readers into a world brimming with suspense and excitement. Tintin's resourcefulness and unwavering determination shine through as he encounters a cast of intriguing characters, both friend and foe. Along the way, he faces numerous challenges that put his skills and bravery to the test.
Ultimately, this story is a captivating blend of adventure, history, and humor that showcases Herge's mastery in storytelling. Readers of all ages will find themselves engrossed in the action, eagerly turning pages to see how Tintin will outsmart those who seek to manipulate the fate of a kingdom.