I've been trying to join in with this thread since it began, but just can't come up with a clear-cut top ten.
So my answer is more that it depends on what kind of 'Tintin mood' I'm in. I have a great fondness for the just-pre-war books, Black Island and Ottokar's Sceptre. I also love the 'Big Adventures' - the double-book stories, probably Red Rackham and Unicorn just topping the others... but only just. The Shooting Star is also a regular favourite. Sometimes I'm more in the mood for the slightly more complex nature of the later books, Calculus Affair and Tibet standing out, but then so too do Castafiore Emerald and Flight 714.
Probably the ones I have read least are Moscow, Congo and Picaros. I do like Picaros, and Moscow is great fun to browse through every now and then.
Well, there's my overly-long answer! |