Harry Edwood - Tintin et les Oranges Bleues + poster - 1 Album - Limited edition/2020





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The very good-condition French-language limited-edition 2020 softcover Tintin et les Oranges Bleues + poster, published by Sharkman in 25 copies, comes with an art print by Edwood numbered out of 15.
Description from the seller
TB: Tintin and the Blue Oranges
Softcover, 62 pages
Sharkman Editions, first edition
Limited print run
25 copies
Book accompanied by an illustration by Edwood
Art print, glossy, medium-weight paper
Reproduction of a scene from the story
Numbered print (out of 15), quite rare
“Tintin and the Blue Oranges” is the hero’s second film, released in 1964.
The original story is not adapted from an existing Hergé album.
It is based on an original screenplay co-written by André Barret.
The following year, a comic book based on the film was released, featuring excerpts.
Disappointed Tintin fans had been expecting proper illustrations.
They would have to wait until 2004 to see their idea come to fruition.
Fa-Bergé released a black-and-white parody of the film.
But this version still did not pay proper tribute to the hero.
In 2020, a new version by another author was released, this time in color.
The parodist, TB, finally gave Tintin fans the comic book they had always dreamed of.
This latest addition to the Tintin universe took him nearly 15 years to create.
The author enlisted the help of experts, as well as Harry Edwood.
At the beginning of the album, he thanks him for everything he did.
To put the finishing touches on the book, Yves Rodier added a dedication.
The dedication pays tribute both to Tintin and to the actor Talbot.
A perfect way to open the album and bring things full circle.
But shortly after releasing it, the author had his work taken down.
He withdrew from the world of parody, taking his beloved work with him.
This exceptionally rare version is therefore the one being sold today.
Preface of about ten pages.
Includes sketches and work by Edwood.
Printed dedication by Yves Rodier on page 14.
Back cover by J. Kapirgi.
Book in very good overall condition.
No signs of wear or stains inside the comic.
Single complete block, with no missing or torn pages.
No writing, pencil marks, or coloring.
Only the corners/edges may be slightly blunted or worn.
Extremely rare book, never seen for sale in Europe.
The listing states that only 25 copies exist.
Fast, reinforced shipping with tracking number.
Mondial Relay (€5) or Colissimo (€15).
(Shipping abroad via Mondial Relay is possible for €5.
Please let me know before payment if you would like this option.)
TB: Tintin and the Blue Oranges
Softcover, 62 pages
Sharkman Editions, first edition
Limited print run
25 copies
Book accompanied by an illustration by Edwood
Art print, glossy, medium-weight paper
Reproduction of a scene from the story
Numbered print (out of 15), quite rare
“Tintin and the Blue Oranges” is the hero’s second film, released in 1964.
The original story is not adapted from an existing Hergé album.
It is based on an original screenplay co-written by André Barret.
The following year, a comic book based on the film was released, featuring excerpts.
Disappointed Tintin fans had been expecting proper illustrations.
They would have to wait until 2004 to see their idea come to fruition.
Fa-Bergé released a black-and-white parody of the film.
But this version still did not pay proper tribute to the hero.
In 2020, a new version by another author was released, this time in color.
The parodist, TB, finally gave Tintin fans the comic book they had always dreamed of.
This latest addition to the Tintin universe took him nearly 15 years to create.
The author enlisted the help of experts, as well as Harry Edwood.
At the beginning of the album, he thanks him for everything he did.
To put the finishing touches on the book, Yves Rodier added a dedication.
The dedication pays tribute both to Tintin and to the actor Talbot.
A perfect way to open the album and bring things full circle.
But shortly after releasing it, the author had his work taken down.
He withdrew from the world of parody, taking his beloved work with him.
This exceptionally rare version is therefore the one being sold today.
Preface of about ten pages.
Includes sketches and work by Edwood.
Printed dedication by Yves Rodier on page 14.
Back cover by J. Kapirgi.
Book in very good overall condition.
No signs of wear or stains inside the comic.
Single complete block, with no missing or torn pages.
No writing, pencil marks, or coloring.
Only the corners/edges may be slightly blunted or worn.
Extremely rare book, never seen for sale in Europe.
The listing states that only 25 copies exist.
Fast, reinforced shipping with tracking number.
Mondial Relay (€5) or Colissimo (€15).
(Shipping abroad via Mondial Relay is possible for €5.
Please let me know before payment if you would like this option.)

