English
| Quantity: | 5 |
hardcover, black and white version, in English
In Tintin in America our hero confirms his name as fighter against injustice. He is confronted with the mafioso Al Capone, several gangsters from Chicago and numerous other voillains of all sorts. Because he criticizes the attitude of the whites towards the American Indians, Hergé communicates his magnanimous view of the world.
