your country
did you read tintin as a kid
canada
no only heard of him when a uni prof used him as an example of racism in childrens books
Your country
Chase Cooper
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Hunter Taylor
No butI was forced tl watch the animated movie in class back in 5th grade. I only found out about the comics a couple of years later.
Tyler Edwards
was it for french class?
Gabriel Anderson
so much racism
John Fisher
Switzerland yes probably I still have them somewhere
Chase Brooks
of course, have the hq remastered edition if you want some dump
Aiden Clark
thats just his femboy fantasy episode
Daniel Scott
I read them all.
Same for Astérix. Actually, I read most of the "classics" amongst the typical franco-belgian stuff (Lucky Luke, Smurfs, Léonard, Tuniques Bleues, Gaston Lagaffe, Boule & Bill...).
Elijah Fisher
So much racism against Gypsies.
Ryder Gutierrez
flag
yes
Isaac James
but it was a magpie !
Ryan Gomez
Yep. Saw some of the show too. It's GOAT. Had no idea it was pronounced "tawtaw" until I heard my Swiss landlady say it.
Austin King
So much racism against the Natives.
Adam Walker
>tawtaw
how the fuck?
Christian Gomez
I found out just recently that tintin is pronounced tantan
Colton Nguyen
So much racims against the Natives again.
Connor Jackson
Jose Parker
France
Yes
He was probably talking about tintin in congo
It's not pronounced tawtaw
James Morgan
1.France
2.Of course i did
Based Hergé making leaf teacher butthurt over muh h8 from the grave
Hunter Scott
>read
no
>watch
hell yeah, I loved that cartoon show when I was a kid
Luke Murphy
Finland
Yes, had about dozen of those comic books.
Easton Wilson
it ain't racist you racist
Jaxson Myers
So much racism against the Chinese.
Well, yeah, I guess. The funny thing is that Congolese (I mean actual Congolese from Congo, not those Congolese born in Europe) actually like Tintin in Congo.
Luis James
Why do frogs always get buttblasted when you hear other people speaking your language? That's how I heard it.
Christopher Walker
Genuine question: is Tin Tin still great if you read as an adult?
Jonathan King
>filename
what
Sebastian White
Ru
No
Ryan Carter
yes, all of them, over and over and over
Henry Cruz
yes, though you obviously are more conscious of the serious matters in the stories behind the façade of adventure
Chase Fisher
I'm not buttblasted, i just think it's funny that you heard it as "tawtaw". I guess that makes sense since i don't think you have that weird "in" sound in english
>Filename
kek
which one is griezman ?
Blake Bell
>which one is griezman ?
Milou obviously
Jose Adams
it was deschamps but time flows and maybe it was grizeman after all
Jonathan Harris
lots of anti feminism too but based Tin Tin is here to save the young lady
Noah Thomas
you forgot the anti-jewism too
Landon Stewart
My parents bought me plenty of their albums as a kid. Remember re-reading 'Cigars of the Pharaoh' a lot. I also had some Asterix, Blake & Mortimer and Lucky Luke issues (never got the appeal of the latter).
Jack King
Yes, i love tintin, read and watched the cartoon most of childhood
Ethan Morales
Literally my favorite one
Michael Nelson
What class? and what school. I also had that exact same thing happen?
Aaron Gutierrez
Yes Tintti was the best. The first one where he uncovered the evils of communism was the best.
We also had the cartoon series with a fantastic dub
Oliver Cruz
>The first one where he uncovered the evils of communism was the best.
no it was a little bit shit 2bh. Interesting as the first of one of the greatest comics series of all times, but a pain to actually read
Connor Perez
I always found this opening based.
Aiden Richardson
>prof used him as an example of racism in childrens books
Wew what an autistic killjoy
Jeremiah Adams
Bit of a stretch but did the theatre have to be evacuated halfway through?
Adam Kelly
I'm pretty sure it's Tętę, not Tątą. Can some frenchoid confirm?
Jaxson Johnson
>Belgium
>Yes
Caleb Gutierrez
>bougre de papou des Carpathes
>KRRTCHMVRTZ
>zouave interplanétaire
how do you say
>mille millions de mille milliards de mille sabords de tonnerre de Brest
in your language?