Tintin vol. 5: Il loto blu

The historical context adds depth to the story, but I'm curious about how much research went into portraying the setting authentically.

I appreciated the cultural elements, but I wonder if modern readers see it as an authentic representation or if there are some stereotypes to watch out for.

The artwork is so expressive — I’d love to know what choices in the art style were made to heighten the sense of adventure and danger.