William Cook

A stunning blend of simplicity and complexity

A sumptuous volume accompanies the Hergé exhibition at Somerset House (until 31 January 2016) celebrating the intrepid young reporter who never seems to file a story

  • Tintin: Hergé’s Masterpiece

    Pierre Sterckx, translated by Michael Farr

    Rizzoli, pp. 238

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