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Tintin

comic magazine from Belgium
Periodical periodical Q1231107

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15 properties
Instance of
periodical
Inception
September 26, 1946[11]
Owned by
Le Lombard[3]
Headquarters location
Brussels metropolitan area, Brussels[4][5]
Language of work or name
French, Dutch[8][9]
Headquarters
Brussels metropolitan area, Brussels
Collection
KADOC Documentatie- en Onderzoekscentrum voor religie, cultuur en samenleving[6]
Country of origin
Belgium[10]
Different from
Tintin, Tintin, The Adventures of Tintin[16][17][18]
Dissolved
1988
Dissolved, abolished or demolished
1988[12]
Inventory number
KYB6435[7]
Publisher
Le Lombard[2]
Start time
1946[13]
Title
Tintin, Tintin : le super hebdomadaire des jeunes de 7 à 77 ans.[14][15]
🏷️ Also known as
en Tintin ar مجلة تان تان es Tintin es Tintín fa تن‌تن (مجله) fi Tintin (lehti) ja タンタン・マガジン ja タンタン誌 nl Kuifje pt Le Journal de Tintin zh 丁丁
🔖 Identifiers · 5
Bibliothèque nationale de France ID
11939712k
Cultureel Woordenboek ID
strips/kuifje-weekblad
Freebase ID
/m/08l40z
Lambiek comic magazines ID
tintin
Wikisimpsons article ID
135186

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Employees / affiliates 48
Hergé, André Franquin, Jean Van Hamme, Greg, Hermann Huppen, Jacques Martin, Jijé, René Follet +40 more
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Prisoners of the Sun, Blake and Mortimer, Land of Black Gold, Oumpah-pah, Bernard Prince, Hans, Howard Flynn, Bob Morane (comics)
Headquarters location 2
Brussels, Brussels metropolitan area
Language of work or name 2
French, Dutch
Country of origin 1
Belgium
Different from 1
The Adventures of Tintin
Instance of 1
periodical
Owned by 1
Le Lombard
Publisher 1
Le Lombard
← Different from 1
The Adventures of Tintin
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Tintin is a periodical[1].

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André Franquin Belgium Hergé

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