I think I maybe have the answer. In Land of Black Gold, pages 58-59, Haddock, Dr. Müller/ Professor Smith (the villain) and Tintin (another character) are trying to hit/shoot each other but are unsuccesful until Dr. Müller shoots himself just to discover that the other gun is not a real one. But he succeds in shooting someone, himself, but not the way he intended.
This might be a bit off since they are probably trying to wound or in Müller's case kill the others and he isn't wounded, but it was the closest thing I could think of.
EDIT: I studied the scene more closely and it looks like I am way off. Haddock probably never fires his gun at all and I can't really tell about Tintin, only that he fires at the car or tires. I guess Müller is doing all the shooting until his ammo is all gone. Just ignore this answer, and I'll stay away until the next question pops up. |