Name: Explorers on the Moon
ISBN: 9781405206280

Hergé

Leslie Lonsdale-Cooper

Michael R. Turner

Tintin is aboard the first rocket to the moon! En route, a disgruntled Captain Haddock embarks upon an impromptu spacewalk, and the crew narrowly miss an exploding meteorite! But with declining oxygen supplies and an unwelcome cargo discovered in the hold, how will they ever return to the earth?

Explorers on the Moon

Sarah Sammis

Explorers on the Moon continues with Tintin, the Captain, Dr. Calculus and the other guy in the rocket. They've passed out from the severe Gs of lift off and the folks back on Earth fear the worst.

Of course they are fine and manage to wake up and get to the moon. They have a few adventures on the way and discover a pair of stowaways on board (can you guess who). With being in a rocket with limited resources, one stowaway would be a problem, but more than one? Things are getting dicey.

The moon landing itself begins as hard science fiction but it quickly devolves into typical Tintin. There is an unexpected threat, a trip into in some caves, ice on the moon and other stuff that just doesn't make sense.

All that being said, it was the most fun of three Tintins I read this month.

Tejas Bhatt

I find Tintin storylines awfully stretched. The Unicorn story was a good one and kept me engaged until the end, but during the course of read both Tibet and Explorers on the Moon I was anxiously looking at page numbers. 

I will read more Tintin books because they are part of the childhoods of a lot of people around me. And they cannot stop raving about it. But my expectations will be dialed down a bit.

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Nooshin

Lily

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Andrea Ordoñez 

Samiha Tasnim

Vikas Prasad

Ricardo Santos

Gerard Encabo

Chesca Duchatschek

The classic graphic novel. Picking up where Destination Moon left off, Professor Calculus and Tintin discover a secret agent has managed to sneak onboard the rocket with plans to hijack it and abandon everyone on the moon!

Dan Slozat

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Roberto Mateu