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  Comic lovers remember Herge, creator of Tintin and Snowy - When the Belgian cartoonist known as Herge died in March 1983, not even Fanny, his widow, thought the extraordinary success of "The Adventures of Tintin" would live on.
She was wrong. The intrepid cub reporter and his faithful canine companion keep attracting new readers.
On May 22, comic-strip lovers around the world will mark the cente
- January Magazine: Hergé at 100 - When it comes to the arts, I often think that people divide into two cultural camps. For instance, in the late 1960s, you either liked the Beatles or you were a follower of the Rolling Stones. For me, it was always the allure of the anti-establishment ethos of Londoners Mick and Keith, rather than John and Paul from Liverpool.
The same sort of s
- Taipei Times - Centennial of Tintin's Herge noted - When the Belgian cartoonist known as Herge died in March 1983, not even Fanny, his widow, thought the extraordinary success of The Adventures of Tintin would live on.
She was wrong. The intrepid cub reporter and his faithful canine companion keep attracting new readers. Today comic-strip lovers around the world will mark the centennial of Herge,
- The little Belgian reporter who could - The man behind one of the comic world’s most enduring characters was born 100 years ago. As Tintin fans the world over celebrate the life of his creator Hergé, StarMag looks at the lasting appeal of the globe-trotting boy reporter.
By MARTIN VENGADESAN
THERE are some things that every little boy must experience to make the transition from br
- Tintin Creator's 2007 Centennial Will Be Marked Internationally - Tintin, the comic-strip reporter topped by a wave of red hair, has taken readers on adventures from Egypt to the moon. The Belgian hero's creator, Hergé, will be commemorated in a series of international celebrations starting in October to mark the 100th anniversary of his birth.
``He created a classic,'' Nick Rodwell, a director of the Herg
- Tintin creator's centenary - World - theage.com.au - Global celebrations are planned for the 100th anniversary of thebirth of Tintin creator Herge. -
- Tintin's creator Herge turns 100 - Tuesday marks the centenary of the birth of the man who gave the world the immortal boy reporter Tintin, along with his faithful companions Captain Haddock and trusty little dog Snowy.
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