Tintin Books in Order

Young reporter Tintin and Snowy travel from Brussels to Soviet Russia to investigate what life is really like there. Spies, escapes, and wild setbacks make this the fast-moving first adventure in the series.

Tintin and Snowy head to the Belgian Congo, where a reporting trip brings wildlife encounters, narrow escapes, and a run-in with diamond smugglers. It is an early adventure that reflects the colonial attitudes of its era.

In Chicago, Tintin crosses paths with Al Capone and a host of rival gangsters. His pursuit of organized crime takes him from city streets to the American West, with Snowy close behind.

A cruise and an Egyptian tomb pull Tintin into a far-reaching drug-smuggling mystery. Following clues marked by strange cigars, he travels through Egypt and India while staying one step ahead of his pursuers.

Tintin follows an opium-smuggling case to Shanghai during a tense political crisis. There he meets Chang and uncovers a plot built on sabotage, propaganda, and people willing to profit from conflict.

When a South American statue disappears from an ethnographic museum, Tintin tracks down the stolen Arumbaya fetish. His search leads to a fictional republic, rival arms dealers, and a dangerous border conflict.

After witnessing a suspicious plane crash, Tintin is framed and hunted by the police. The trail leads to Scotland's Black Island, where counterfeiters and a feared gorilla guard a hidden operation.

Tintin travels to Syldavia just as a conspiracy threatens the country's independence. To stop a takeover, he must recover King Ottokar's stolen sceptre before a crucial national ceremony.

A case involving crab tins leads Tintin and Snowy to an opium-smuggling network and the deserts of Morocco. Along the way, Tintin meets Captain Haddock, a sailor who becomes his closest ally.

A meteorite crashes into the Arctic Ocean, and Tintin joins a scientific race to reach it first. On the strange fragment, the expedition faces giant fungi, bad weather, and ruthless competition.

A model ship bought at a flea market contains a clue to Captain Haddock's ancestor and the pirate Red Rackham. Tintin must find three hidden parchments while thieves close in on the secret.

Tintin, Captain Haddock, and the newly introduced Professor Calculus set sail to find a pirate treasure. Their expedition brings diving, a shark-shaped submarine, and surprises that change Haddock's life at home.

Seven members of a South American expedition fall into unexplained comas after disturbing an Incan tomb. When Professor Calculus vanishes, Tintin and Captain Haddock follow a trail of curses, dreams, and danger.

Tintin and Captain Haddock travel to Peru to rescue Professor Calculus and end the mystery begun in *The Seven Crystal Balls*. With help from young Zorrino, they cross mountains and jungle toward a hidden temple.

Sabotaged fuel is causing explosions across Europe, and Tintin follows the trail to the Middle East. In Khemed, he confronts old enemy Dr. Müller and a scheme that puts a young emir in danger.

Tintin, Haddock, and Snowy arrive at a secret Syldavian research center, where Professor Calculus is building a Moon rocket. Sabotage, spies, and Haddock's impatience complicate every stage of the mission.

The Moon rocket finally launches, carrying Tintin and his friends into a perilous new world. Once there, dwindling oxygen, equipment failures, and a hidden threat test the crew's courage and trust.

Professor Calculus invents a weapon that uses ultrasonic waves to destroy objects, making him a target for rival secret services. Tintin and Captain Haddock race across Europe after he is kidnapped by Bordurian agents.

A coup in Khemed draws Tintin and Captain Haddock into an international plot involving weapons smugglers and human trafficking. Their search takes them from the Middle East to the Red Sea and a dangerous cargo ship.

After learning that his friend Chang may have survived a plane crash in the Himalayas, Tintin refuses to give up hope. He and Captain Haddock face snowstorms, steep climbs, and rumors of a yeti.

A missing emerald turns Marlinspike Hall upside down when opera star Bianca Castafiore becomes Captain Haddock's unexpected guest. Tintin investigates theft, gossip, and false leads without ever leaving the estate.

Tintin and his friends board a private jet bound for Sydney, only to be hijacked to a remote Indonesian island. A sinister plot surrounds eccentric millionaire Laszlo Carreidas and the group's mysterious captors.

Tintin returns to San Theodoros when Captain Haddock and Professor Calculus are caught up in a political crisis. Joining General Alcazar's Picaros, he tries to rescue friends without becoming part of a bloody coup.

Tintin investigates an art-world mystery involving forged modern works, a suspicious guru, and old enemy Rastapopoulos. Hergé left the story unfinished at his death, so it remains an intriguing final fragment.