The Adventures of Tintin: Tintin in America

The depiction of American cities and characters feels both playful and exaggerated. I wonder what inspired these choices and how Hergé viewed America at the time.

The comic's humor and action pick up again later, but I was curious if that slower segment was intentional to build tension or character.

The clean lines and expressive characters make the story accessible and energetic. I'm interested in how this style was developed and how it affected storytelling.