Cœurs Vaillants N°1-N°52 - Hebdomadaire Cœurs Vaillants (incluant Tintin Au Congo et Tintin en Amerique en N&B) Année 1933 - 1 Comic, Complete series - First edition - 1933/1933

Complete 1933 run of the weekly magazine "Cœurs Vaillants".
- Catholic weekly published on Sundays (founded in 1929).
- Black and white except for the front page (and sometimes the back page), printed in two colors (black and red or black and green).
- Format: 29 x 38 cm.
- 8 pages on newsprint.
Complete 1933 year, Nos. 1 to 52 (No. 53, dated 31/12/1933, is actually No. 1 of 1934).
In addition to "Césarin Pitchounet" and "Jim Boum" by Marijac (Jacques Dumas), and "Le tour du monde d'un Cœur Vaillant" by René Duverne, this year the magazine features:
- The end of Hergé's "Tintin et Milou au Congo" in black and white (through No. 12/1933)
- Hergé's "Tintin en Amérique" in black and white (from No. 14/1933 to No. 21/1934).

In remarkable condition for its 93 years, despite the poor quality and fragility of the paper (acidity).
All 52 issues are complete, with all 8 pages.
A few very old tape marks.
A few small areas of paper loss around the edges of No. 1 (top of the stack).
One or two small tears (with no loss) in the collection: nothing serious.
No missing pages, no cutouts; only a few filled-in crosswords.
A historical piece for Tintin enthusiasts, but not only them.
Could become a centerpiece of your comic book collection.
Store flat in a plastic sleeve, away from light and humidity.

The photographs form an integral part of the description.

Shipped in a plastic sleeve.
Approximate package dimensions: 35 x 45 x 7 (about 3 kg).
As always, the packaging will be very careful and heavily reinforced!
Insurance is included in the shipping/handling/packaging/insurance costs to avoid any issues with the carriers.
Let yourself be swept along, like the young readers of the time, by reading one issue at a time.
With the advantage of not having to wait until the following Sunday to find out what happens next!
Happy reading.