#Red Rackham

[misspeppermint2003]

The Adventures of Tintin characters' photos from Pinterest

Photos of The Adventures of Tintin characters from Pinterest

I found this image of The Adventures of Tintin characters from Pinterest. All characters' photos have different frames.

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Grimm's Fairy Tales - art by Arthur Rackham (1909)

[spiltcandycoatedpunkblood]

cannot tell you how weird it is to say this but I'd trust this rich old bastard with my life as opposed to a violent bigoted abuser and his demonic pack of hyperobsessed fans who proclaim his innocence and victim status. the bar is in hell, but at least Sakharine has a bunch of things going on for him (also yes his ancestor would absolutely kill Jack Sparrow for multiple reasons)

if Sakharine was real the first thing I'd want him to do is kill D*pp

[the-evil-clergyman]

Illustrations from Edgar Allan Poe's Tales of Mystery & Imagination by Arthur Rackham (1935)

[zetanebulaarts]

Celebratory dance

I wanna practice drawing people dancing, and Tintin seems to really like to Waltz when being faced with a victory

[incomingalbatross]

there IS good in the world

[all-action-all-picture]

The Adventures of Tintin: Red Rackham's Treasure by Herge. Originally written in 1944 it is the twelfth Tintin story and featured the first appearance of Professor Cuthbert Calculus who arrives with his iconic 'shark' submarine. It was the second of a two part story (continuing on from The Secret of the Unicorn).

This was a 2011 US edition that was published in a smaller format than the normal Tintin albums but which included an extra 20 page of back-up features providing a bit of history to the adventure.

[abibbi]

Inktober Day 24: Expedition

[mysterious-secret-garden]

Arthur Rackham - Autumn Fairies Dancing in the Wind.

[therealpiratesofonepiece]

I love One Piece

And I love real pirates, so I made this blog to share facts about the real pirates who inspired some of the characters.

Gol D. Roger - Henry Every and Olivier Levasseur

Alvida - Awilda

Calico Yorki - Calico Jack Rackham

Zeff - "Red Legs" Greaves

Blackbeard and Whitebeard - Edward Teach Actually Whitebeard is closer to Benjamin Hornigold than Edward Teach

Roronoa Zoro - François L'olonnais

Jewelry Bonney - Anne Bonney

Lafitte - Jean Lafitte

Eustass Kidd - William Kidd

Captain Morgan - Henry Morgan

Basil Hawkins - Basil Ringrose and John Hawkins

Urouge - Oruç Reis

X Drake - Sir Francis Drake

Bellamy - Samuel Bellamy

[limboraptor]

Since everyone's showing off their Cookie Run pirate OCs, might as well show off mine!

Meet Red Reaper Cookie, a notoriously hotheaded pirate from the Dragon's Valley, or Scovillia, wherever those spice-themed cookies are from... His design is still a wip ofc, but he's heavily inspired off of the Carolina Reaper and Red Rackham from Tintin! I wanted to give Caviar a REAL challenge to face over the waters hehe

[veryslowreader]

Red Rackham's Treasure by Hergé

Kramer vs. Kramer

[gurusmasher]

My latest Reading Tintin video

[zetanebulamisc]

Lol. Snowy and Haddock are both confused

So Tintin sings a waltz while dancing with Calculus in both the original French and the English translation

But then in Spanish, he sings....

La cucaracha

[tintinfarsi]

کارگاه تورنسل

در حالی‌که تن‌تن و کاپیتان هادوک در حال آماده‌سازی سفر دریایی خود برای جست‌وجوی گنج راکام قرمز هستند، تریفون تورنسل خود را به آن‌ها معرفی می‌کند و موفق می‌شود تن‌تن و دوستانش را به‌خانه‌ی خود ببرد تا اختراعش را نشان دهد. آن‌ها با واردشدن به کارگاه آپارتمان او، با انواع و اقسام وسایل و اختراعات مواجه می‌شوند. تعجبی هم ندارد! زیرا وارد خانه و کارگاه یا آزمایش‌گاه علمی یک مخترع شده‌اند

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The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn by Herge. Originally written in 1942, it is the eleventh Tintin story and, in my opinion, it's probably the best overall. It was the first of a two part story (continued in Red Rackham's Treasure) and most of the main Tintin 'ingredients' were now in place. The only main character still to show up was Professor Calculus but he would appear in the second part along with his famous 'shark' submarine.

This is a 2011 US edition that was published in a smaller format than the normal Tintin albums but which included an extra 20 page of back-up features providing some history to the adventure.