Comics/Graphic novels
Prisoners of the Sun (Tintin)
by Herge
Tintin, Snowy and Captain Haddock head to Peru to find their kidnapped friend Professor Calculus, and the hunt takes them over mountains and through jungle to a hidden Inca temple. Children love the danger, the jokes and Haddock's grumbling, and Hergé's clear, detailed pictures make it easy to follow. It follows on from The Seven Crystal Balls and is a classic adventure comic for the whole family.
- Age
- 7–16
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 64
- Publisher
- Egmont
- Reading level
- Easy
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