Georges Remi (Hergé 1907-1983) and Edgar P. Jacobs (1904-1987) La Marine I. Des origines à nos jours (1954)
Hergé did Tintin and Milou and Jacobs did the ships.

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Georges Remi (Hergé 1907-1983) and Edgar P. Jacobs (1904-1987) La Marine I. Des origines à nos jours (1954)
Hergé did Tintin and Milou and Jacobs did the ships.

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Hergé (Georges Remi 1907-1983) “Tintin, le professeur Tournesol et Milou devant la vitrine abritant Rascar Capac” Les 7 Boules de cristal (1950) Source
Hergé (Georges Remi 1907-1983) “L’Oreille cassée” (1943) Source
“Tintin révolutionnaire, capable renverser presque à lui seul un « infâme tyran » ; celui qui, jusqu’alors, dirigeait la république du San Theodoros — qui aurait cru cela possible ? Et pourtant, à quelques petits détails près (des verres d’aguardiente qu’il l’ont rendu encore plus soûl que le capitaine Haddock lorsque celui-ci évoque, avec force mimiques, le passé glorieux de son aïeul), c’est ce qui s’est vraiment passé… En quelques heures seulement, et après une légère confusion habituelle dans ce genre d’événement où forces rebelles et forces loyalistes s’entrecroisent sans trop savoir qui l’a emporté et qui a dû s’enfuir précipitamment, le voici passé du statut de dangereux terroriste poseur de bombes, condamné à être fusillé sur-le-champ, à celui de héros intrépide de la révolution, porté en triomphe dans les rues de Las Dopicos par les partisans du général Alcazar, énième libérateur du pays. Certes, toujours sous l’effet de cette eau-de-vie locale plutôt forte, Tintin est un peu euphorique, et il ne se rend pas bien compte de ce qui lui arrive : « J’ai déjà été fusillé trois fois ! » dit-il. Et pour le récompenser de sa bravoure face au peloton d’exécution, le nouveau chef de l’État va s’empresser de le nommer colonel et aide de camp. Observant tout ceci sans rien dire, Milou reste sagement dans son coin ; le fétiche Arumbaya peut attendre. (Revolutionary Tintin, capable of overthrowing almost alone an "infamous tyrant"; the one who, until then, led the Republic of San Theodoros - who would have thought this possible? And yet, except for a few small details (glasses of aguardiente that made him even more drunk than Captain Haddock when he evokes, with strong mimicry, the glorious past of his ancestor), this is what really happened... In just a few hours, and after a slight usual confusion in this kind of event where rebel forces and loyalist forces cross each other without really knowing who took him away and who had to flee hastily, here he has gone from the status of dangerous terrorist bomber, condemned to be shot on the spot, to that of fearless hero of the revolution, carried in triumph in the Streets of Las Dopicos by the supporters of General Alcazar, yet another liberator of the country. Certainly, still under the effect of this rather strong local brandy, Tintin is a little euphoric, and he does not realise what is happening to him: "I have already been shot three times! He said. And to reward him for his bravery in the face of the firing squad, the new head of state will hasten to appoint him colonel and aide-de-camp. Observing all this without saying anything, Snowy stays wisely in his corner; the Arumbaya fetish can wait)”
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The Adventures of Tintin - Tintin in America
(also called Tintin en Amérique)
by Hergé
Le Petit Vingtième -- Sep. 1931 -Oct. 1932; Methuen -- 1973
Collected Edition -- 1932 (Black & White); 1945 (Color)
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