24 Albums, sorted by year

Tintin's very first adventure, a propaganda piece set in Soviet Russia.

A controversial early album set in the Belgian Congo.

Tintin takes on gangsters in the Wild West and Chicago.

A mystery involving an Egyptian tomb and a drugs smuggling ring.

Set in Shanghai during the Sino-Japanese conflict — Hergé's first rigorously researched album.

A stolen idol leads Tintin to South America and political intrigue.

Tintin pursues a gang of forgers across Europe to a Scottish island.

Tintin foils a conspiracy to depose the king of the fictional Syldavia.

The first appearance of the unforgettable Captain Haddock.

A race to reach a meteorite that has fallen into the Arctic Ocean.

An antique model ship holds the key to a sunken treasure.

Tintin and Haddock set sail to find the legendary pirate's treasure.

Seven explorers fall into mysterious comas after opening an Inca mummy.

The sequel to Crystal Balls — Tintin rescues Haddock from an Inca temple.

Tintin investigates sabotaged oil supplies in the Middle East.

Tintin joins a top-secret mission to rocket to the Moon.

The continuation — Tintin and crew land on the Moon 16 years before Apollo 11.

Professor Calculus is kidnapped; Tintin and Haddock pursue him across Europe.

A complex political thriller involving arms dealing and the slave trade.

Considered Hergé's masterpiece — a deeply personal story of friendship.

A mystery without leaving Marlinspike Hall — one of the most innovative albums.

A hijacked flight leads Tintin to a volcanic island and mysterious aliens.

Tintin's final complete adventure — a political revolution in South America.

Left unfinished at Hergé's death in 1983 — published posthumously as sketches.