TINTIN: CIGARS OF THE PHARAOH | Edition Comparison | 1934 and 1955 | Casterman and Methuen скачать в хорошем качестве

TINTIN: CIGARS OF THE PHARAOH | Edition Comparison | 1934 and 1955 | Casterman and Methuen

A selective comparison between the original black-and-white 1934 version of Cigars of the Pharaoh, the fourth Tintin adventure by Herge (Georges Remi), and the redrawn and coloured version of the same story from 1955. In this video I look at the sometimes confusing anachronisms in the 'modern' edition, including the introductions of Rastapopulous and Alan and references to earlier adventures, as well as a couple of more outlandish story elements that would soon disappear from the Tintin series of adventures. Starring my tattered childhood Methuen edition of Cigars of the Pharaoh, the Casterman hardcover facsimile edition, the Maharaja of Gaipajama, Senhor Oliveira de Figueira, Roberto Rastapopoulos, Fakirs, mummies, snakes and much much more. The English facsimile edition seems to be out of print, alas, but here's a Spanish edition on Amazon (affiliate link): https://amzn.to/3hOUD3K and in French: https://amzn.to/3dkxaUL Our Tintin facsimile edition mini-playlist:    • Tintin Facsimile Editions and Edition-Comp...   Our complete Tintin playlist:    • The Adventures of Tintin, by Hergé   Our comics collection videos:    • Our Comics Collection   Check out our Community tab, right here on YouTube! Polls, tidbits, behind-the-scenes pics and more!    / @ftloc   Check us out on Facebook for updates, polls and tidbits related to the videos:   / ftlocomics   We are on Instagram! Check us out on   / ftlocomics   NEW - We are on Twitter! @ftlocomics Music: Jimmy Fontanez, Media Right Productions from YouTube Audio Library.