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Published: 2008-04-26 20:00:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 7475; Favourites: 48; Downloads: 0
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Using a cover illustration from the weekly Tintin magazine dated April 8, 1948 and reworking it by adding bits and pieces to look like a real album cover, I imagined an unreleased Tintin album, "Shipwrecked and astray". In this episode, Tintin agrees to look after a Syldavian prince's son on a cruise over the Black Sea, but gangsters shipwreck the boat with the hope of kidnapping the child amidst the confusion in order to pressurize the small Slavonic nation...-------------------------------------------------------
A partir d'une illustration de l'hebdomadaire Tintin du 8 avril 1948, que j'ai retravaillée en ajoutant des éléments pris ici et là dans d'autres illustrations pour que cela ressemble à une vraie couverture d'album, j'ai imaginé un album inédit, "Naufragés à la dérive". Dans cet episode, Tintin accepte d'accompagner le fils d'un prince syldave en croisière sur la mer Noire pour veiller sur lui, mais des gangsters naufragent le navire, espérant profiter de la confusion pour kidnapper l'enfant et ainsi faire pression sur la petite nation slave...
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It always pains me to see such amazing covers for non existent stories
Like an evil tease! lol
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Ha ha!!! I know so much how you feel... I mean, after all I DO get frustrated myself about not being able to read them!!!
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hehe oh so often you click on a picture that just screams 'i have an AMAZING story behind me! Look at all my potential!' then you get into the page aaaaaand..... thats it. Just rips the carpet out from under you.
Someone needs to sit down and make some comics for these XD
or even fanfics!
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I agree! And then try not to get sued by the Moulinsart estate!!
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Thanks! Wish they existed for real, I agree!
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cette histoire à l'aire fascinante, j'aimerais tellement pouvoir en lire ce livre, si il existé..
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Merci ! Oui, si j'avais le talent pour, je ferais volontiers tout l'album...
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Thanks for the compliment! Well it is real, in a way, since it is based on an original Hergé illustration which I reworked completely, using other Hergé-made elements. [link] Thanks for commenting!
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Thanks! I love the idea of a crossover. If only the Hergé trust were not so protective of his work...
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Excellent work - man I would've loved to read that one
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That looks so great!
It always struck me as odd, considering Tintin is a Knight of the Order of the Pelican, that nobody mentioned this when he was part of the Syldavian space programme. I like the idea that he might be helping out with a Syldavian princeling as a chivalric duty!
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Wow. You DO know Tintin lore quite a bit, do you? LOL
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Great! Herge like and it is beautiful! I love it!
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Wait Wait Wait!!! Why the prince is seems like Jo in THe Adventures of Jo, Zette & Jocko!!??
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Because I clipped Jo's head and stuck it in place of the initial face... LOL
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Huh...looking at it again, it kinda reminds me of the Titanic, y'know?
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I almost called it "The shipwreck of the Britannic" with a whole different storyline (which I may consider doing later on)... so there seems to be a connection, indeed!
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AMAZING!! That sounds like it would be an AWESOME Tintin stroy. Good work, I'm impressed!!
p.s. did you draw it too?
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Thanks for the compliments! No, I didn't draw it at all. All my fake covers (except the Messerschmitt one) were adapted from existing Hergé cover art for the weekly Tintin magazine in the late 1940s.
This particular picture represented Professor Legrand and two sailors instead of Tintin and the Thom(p)sons. Here is the original picture for reference:
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I'll try to add these references to the pages some time soon!
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Ah, I see. Awesome nonetheless. 
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