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This story begins on a cruise ship, where Tintin gets acquainted with the eccentric Filimon Cyclone-a professor-egiptologist who dreams of finding the tomb of the pharaoh of Khi-Osk. Tintin stands up for the scientist in front of the cinema Magnat with a Cleaner, and then drugs and police officers and Dupont are thrown into the cabin in the cabin to the board under arrest. Tintin manages to run. On the shore, he meets with the professor and joins his expedition. The ancient papyrus leads them to the tomb, the entrance to which is marked with the sign of the khi-off. Exactly the same sign is in a cigar found by Mila nearby. And in the tomb itself, Tintin discovers a whole warehouse of such cigars! And he sees there sarcophagi with the mummies of scientists who tried to reveal the secret of the pharaoh. And among them are three empty ones-for Tintin, Milu and a professor who, as it was deliberately, was on a deliberately ... So Tintin accidentally attacks the trail of the International Organization of Drugs. From Egypt, the investigation throws him to India, where he manages to neutralize the top of the gang, with the exception of the mysterious leader who found death at the bottom of the gorge. But the story does not end there. Her continuation is waiting for us in the next volume of the Blue Lotus.
Comic Cigars of the Pharaoh was created in 1934 and became the fourth adventure of the young reporter Tintin and his faithful friend of the snow -white Foxsterier Mila. The author of Tintin is the Belgian artist Georges Remy (1907–1983), who worked under the pseudonym Erge. His cycle about the adventures of a brave journalist with a perky crest was translated into 110 languages, recognized around the world a classic of the comic book genre and is still conquering the hearts of readers from 10 to 99
Comic Cigars of the Pharaoh was created in 1934 and became the fourth adventure of the young reporter Tintin and his faithful friend of the snow -white Foxsterier Mila. The author of Tintin is the Belgian artist Georges Remy (1907–1983), who worked under the pseudonym Erge. His cycle about the adventures of a brave journalist with a perky crest was translated into 110 languages, recognized around the world a classic of the comic book genre and is still conquering the hearts of readers from 10 to 99
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00041-463-7
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