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- Black-and-white ink drawing of Tintin from 1942 to go on sale in ParisThe illustration has been given an estimate of between $2.4-3.5 mn by auction firm Artcurial.
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- Tintin drawing becomes the most-expensive comic book art, sells at $3.1 mnThe 1936 work in Chinese ink, gouache and watercolour was destined as 'The Blue Lotus' cover.
- Rare Tintin drawing by Belgian artist Herge may fetch over $2.5 mn at Paris auctionThe artwork may break the record for the most-expensive comic book art in history.
- Tintin and the mystery of the duelling mummies, decodedHerge's fictional Inca has sparked a row between rival Belgian tourist attractions.
- Tintin's Hitler skit cover may fetch $395K st Paris auctionIn 'King Ottakar's Sceptre', the Belgian creator Herge was taking a dig at the Nazi leader after his annexation of Austria in 1938.
- Araku Coffee boss reserves his den for reading, keeps it gadget-freeThe only gadget in Manoj Kumar's den is his iPad.
- First published 'Tintin' cover rakes in USD 1.1 mn at auctionThe drawing, in India ink and gouache, was signed by Herge.
- Cartoonists who are breaking stereotypes through satirical comic stripsA few young Indians, however, are bringing out the angst and are breaking stereotypes through satirical comic strips and memes on the inter...
- ZenithOptimedia MD Hari Krishnan has a bar dedicated to the Tintin seriesStep into the den or bar area in the residence of Hari Krishnan, MD of media buying firm ZenithOptimedia, and you'd think you were in a Her...
- India's past in biting satire by cartoonist Sudhir TailangFrom Rajiv Gandhi to Narendra Modi, the exhibition traces the fortunes of the Prime Ministers of the country in the backdrop of important h...
- Steven Spielberg plans film based on Indo-Pak borderSpielberg’s father served as a technical sergeant with Bombardment Squadron, nicknamed the ‘Burma Bridge Busters’ during World War II.
- Why has Arvind Kejriwal launched a political party when his sole agenda is exposing scams?He is thoroughly confused about his role, for one. He needs to use his passion and drive to generate ideas that will make India the world’s...
- Hollywood blockbusters make big money in Indian movie marketThe big picture is changing in cinemas across India, with several Hollywood releases matching the revenues of successful domestic productio...
- Steven Spielberg keeps Tintin away from Anil Ambani’s DreamWorksReliance Entertainment can be forgiven for mouthing Captain Haddock’s famous expression when he and friend Tintin descend on India on Frida...
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