Тинтин в Конго: комикс

Po zadanii͡u izdatelʹstva Tintin plyvët v Afriku, chtoby sni͡atʹ dokumentalʹnyĭ filʹm o prirode savanny, sdelatʹ neskolʹko reportazheĭ ob afrikanskikh plemenakh, nu i zaodno nemnogo pookhotitʹsi͡a. Srazu posle pribytii͡a on otpravli͡aetsi͡a vglubʹ kontinenta v kompanii Milu i mestnogo malʹchugana Koko, soglasivshegosi͡a statʹ ikh provodnikom. V pervyĭ zhe denʹ puteshestvii͡a na gorizonte poi͡avli͡aetsi͡a bezbiletnyĭ passazhir s korabli͡a, iz-za kotorogo Milu upal za bort i chutʹ ne utonul. Neznakomet͡s popytalsi͡a ugnatʹ u nikh mashinu, no Tintinu udalosʹ ego skhvatitʹ. Pri pervoĭ zhe vozmozhnosti Tintin namerevaetsi͡a sdatʹ narushiteli͡a vlasti͡am, no nautro vyi͡asni͡aetsi͡a, chto plennik sbezhal, i nashi druzʹi͡a prodolzhai͡ut svoĭ putʹ, ne podozrevai͡a, chto tainstvennyĭ passazhir voznik vnovʹ nesluchaĭno i chto nad nimi navisla serʹëznai͡a opasnostʹ… Publikat͡sii͡a vtorogo toma "Prikli͡ucheniĭ Tintina" nachalasʹ v ii͡une 1930 goda v zhurnale "Malysh KhKh vek" i prodlilasʹ rovno god, do ii͡uni͡a 1931-go (togda zhe poi͡avilasʹ i pervai͡a alʹbomnai͡a versii͡a - razumeetsi͡a, chërno-belai͡a, kak i vse rannie istorii). T͡Svetnoĭ variant v standartizovannom 62-stranichnom formate poi͡avilsi͡a v 1946 godu; on byl prakticheski polnostʹi͡u pererisovan Ėrzhe i uzhe ne raz upominavshimsi͡a v kommentarii͡akh Ėdgarom P. Zhakobsom.

On behalf of the publishing house, Tintin sails to Africa to make a documentary about the nature of the savannah, make some reports about African tribes, and at the same time hunt a little. Immediately after his arrival, he sets off inland in the company of Mila and a local boy named Coco, who has agreed to become their guide. On the first day of the trip, a stowaway from the ship appears on the horizon, which caused Milu to fall overboard and almost drown. The stranger tried to steal their car, but Tintin managed to grab him. At the first opportunity, Tintin intends to hand over the intruder to the authorities, but the next morning it turns out that the prisoner has escaped, and our friends continue their journey, unaware that the mysterious passenger reappeared for a reason and that serious danger looms over them... Publication of the second volume of The Adventures of Tintin began in June 1930 in the magazine "Kid XX century" and it lasted exactly one year, until June 1931 (at the same time the first album version appeared - of course, in black and white, like all early stories). A color version in a standardized 62-page format appeared in 1946; it was almost completely redrawn by Hergé and Edgar P. Jacobs, who was mentioned more than once in the comments.