If you happen to enjoy reading the Tintin comic-strip, which was originally created way back in 1929 by Herge (aka. Georges Remi) - Then - You are most certain to be entertained by these 13 coloured episodes of the animated TV series from 1991.
Overall - I'd say that this British production (which was filmed in 2-D animation) remains quite faithful to Herge's original comic-strip stories, and its memorable characters, as well.
"The Adventures of Tintin" closely follows our brave and likable young hero (and his faithful dog, Snowy) as they travel the globe, making friends, solving mysteries, and dauntlessly searching for truth and justice wherever they go.
Overall - I'd say that this British production (which was filmed in 2-D animation) remains quite faithful to Herge's original comic-strip stories, and its memorable characters, as well.
"The Adventures of Tintin" closely follows our brave and likable young hero (and his faithful dog, Snowy) as they travel the globe, making friends, solving mysteries, and dauntlessly searching for truth and justice wherever they go.