Vintage Tintin magazine cinema The Emerald Forest rare cover retro comic book
AFW - Antique France Worldwide
Description
The magazine shown in the photo is an old issue of the weekly "Tintin", renowned for its importance in the history of Franco-Belgian comics. The cover features a color visual from the film "The Emerald Forest", with three characters in make-up and costume in a jungle scene, giving this issue a strong cinematic dimension. The "Tintin" logo occupies the upper part, accompanied by the mention "The weekly for super-young people from 7 to 77" and a banner with the film title in pink letters on a black background.
In the upper right, a vignette illustrates the characters of Hans, probably indicating specific content or a comic strip for this issue. The mention "CINEMA" in blue is also present on the cover, highlighting the main feature dedicated to "The Emerald Forest" film. The inscriptions on the lower left edge specify the pricing references and numbering ("N°2371 - 5.00 F - 85FF"), which places the item in the 1980s.
The presentation reveals a soft cover, typical of magazines from that era, with a stapled spine. The cover colors are well preserved, combining vivid tones of green, blue, and flesh, contrasting with the magenta logo at the top. No details of the spine or interior pages are visible in the photo, in accordance with the instructions.
The magazine is placed on a wooden piece of furniture, in an antique library setting with a globe, which highlights its retro and authentic appearance. The overall appearance shows some signs of wear and slight creases on the edge and corners, classic for an item of its age, but the cover remains generally in good visual condition for a vintage object.
Condition
Used magazine, sold as is. Visible signs of wear on the spine and corners, slight handling marks on the cover. The cover colors remain well preserved. The interior and back are not visible in the photo.
Did you know? Tintin magazine, launched in 1946, published many iconic series of Franco-Belgian comics, such as "Blake and Mortimer", "Alix" or "Michel Vaillant". This newspaper was a key player in the dissemination of comic book culture in Europe, reaching several generations of readers.
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