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%%* PaperThinDisguise: Tintin. This was subverted a few times (''The Broken Ear'', ''The Blue Lotus'') by when the suspiciously-dressed person ''wasn't'' Tintin.
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*BigLippedAlligatorMoment: In ''The Broken Ear'', the two villains [[spoiler: die and are dragged off to Hell by three cute-yet-scary demons]].
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** All instances of blackface were removed from the Nelvana series - the instance in ''Broken Ear'' wherein Tintin dresses as a black crew member was replaced with Tintin wearing the same wig, glasses and fake mustache getup from ''The Calculus Affair''.
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** All instances of blackface were removed from the Nelvana series - the instance in ''Broken ''The Broken Ear'' wherein Tintin dresses as a black crew member was replaced with Tintin wearing the same wig, glasses and fake mustache getup from ''The Calculus Affair''.Affair''.
** Also in ''The Broken Ear'', the villains' [[spoiler:death, followed by a scene of them in a somewhat comical version of Hell]] is replaced with them being [[spoiler:arrested]].
** Also in ''The Broken Ear'', the villains' [[spoiler:death, followed by a scene of them in a somewhat comical version of Hell]] is replaced with them being [[spoiler:arrested]].
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*** ''The Broken Ear'' ends with the villains [[spoiler:arrested]] rather than [[spoiler:DraggedOffToHell]].
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*** ''The Broken Ears'' ends with the villains [[spoiler:arrested]] rather than [[spoiler:DraggedOffToHell]].
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*** ''The Broken Ears'' Ear'' ends with the villains [[spoiler:arrested]] rather than [[spoiler:DraggedOffToHell]].
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*** ''The Broken Ears'' ends with the villains [[spoiler:arrested]] rather than [[spoiler:DraggedOffToHell]].
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The story for ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'' was adapted from a ''Tintin'' script Creator/StevenSpielberg was writing.
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The story for ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'' was adapted from a ''Tintin'' script Creator/StevenSpielberg was writing.
writing. Spielberg, who had Hergé's blessing shortly before the latter died in 1983, obtained permission to make a Tintin movie which came out in 2011.
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** Muller in ''Island'' refers to Puschov as "the boss", although they seem to be working together.
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** Muller Müller in ''Island'' refers to Puschov as "the boss", although they seem to be working together.
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* BaffledByOwnBiology: In "The Secret of the Unicorn", Snowy develops SingleMaltVision after drinking some whisky and thinks there really are two glasses.
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* MistakenForDestitute: The story ''Flight 714'' has our protagonists meet a CorruptCorporateExecutive named Lazlo Carreidas, who is slovenly and rather sickly-looking. When he first appears in the story, Captain Haddock confuses him for a homeless man that managed to wander into the airport's lobby and sneaks some money into Carreidas' hat when a gust of wind takes it off his head. When Carreidas appears a couple of scenes later, Haddock confuses Carreidas' assistant for the man himself and thinks (but thankfully doesn't says aloud) that "Carreidas" must be quite the humanitarian if he decided to help that "helpless old man".
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trope about IU colorism now
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* ButNotTooBlack: Hergé was forced to change some black characters in ''Tintin in America'' and ''The Crab With The Golden Claws'' into white people, on the insistence of American publishers in the 1950s.
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*** ''Tintin and the Picaros:'' Tintin, the GentlemanAdventurer, no longer enjoys adventures and [[RefusalOfTheCall refuses the call]] for several days while his supporting cast goes to [[BananaRepublic San Theodoros]], Haddock cannot drink alcohol, [[SeriousBusiness and the worst is that Tintin]], [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking instead of his plus fours pants, now wears jeans!]] The second to last panel shows that San Theodoros has had a FullCircleRevolution and it was all a ShaggyDogStory.
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*** ''Tintin and the Picaros:'' Tintin, the GentlemanAdventurer, no longer enjoys adventures and [[RefusalOfTheCall refuses the call]] for several days days, believing it to be a trap, while his supporting cast goes to [[BananaRepublic San Theodoros]], Theodoros]] ahead of him, Haddock cannot drink alcohol, [[SeriousBusiness and the worst is that Tintin]], [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking instead of his plus fours pants, now wears jeans!]] The second to last panel shows that San Theodoros has had a FullCircleRevolution and it was all a ShaggyDogStory.
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* DisneyVillainDeath: The leader of the opium smugglers at the end of Cigars Of the Pharao. Of course, he survives as he reappears in ''The Blue Lotus'', and is revealed to be Rastapopulous.
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* DisneyVillainDeath: The leader of the opium smugglers at the end of Cigars Of the Pharao.Pharaoh. Of course, he survives as he reappears in ''The Blue Lotus'', and is revealed to be Rastapopulous.
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* DressedToOppress: A number of examples.
** In ''[[Recap/TintinTheBrokenEar The Broken Ear]]'', General Alcazar, the military dictator of San Theodoros, is shown wearing a ChestOfMedals, and gold epaulettes.
** In ''[[Recap/TintinTheCalculusAffair The Calculus Affair]]'', statues and images of Borduria's Marshall Kürvi-Tash show him with a military greatcoat, and in particular, showing off his [[PunnyName curvy 'stache]].
** When Tintin returns to San Theodoros in ''[[Recap/TintinTintinAndThePicaros Tintin and the Picaros]]'', Alcazar's rival, General Tapioca, and his inner circle wear green military uniforms, with Tapioca wearing ample medals and a short moustache.
** In ''[[Recap/TintinTheBrokenEar The Broken Ear]]'', General Alcazar, the military dictator of San Theodoros, is shown wearing a ChestOfMedals, and gold epaulettes.
** In ''[[Recap/TintinTheCalculusAffair The Calculus Affair]]'', statues and images of Borduria's Marshall Kürvi-Tash show him with a military greatcoat, and in particular, showing off his [[PunnyName curvy 'stache]].
** When Tintin returns to San Theodoros in ''[[Recap/TintinTintinAndThePicaros Tintin and the Picaros]]'', Alcazar's rival, General Tapioca, and his inner circle wear green military uniforms, with Tapioca wearing ample medals and a short moustache.
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Moving to the Recap page.
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* FakeAlibi: Subverted in ''The Castafiore Emerald''. The eponymous gemstone is missing presumed stolen, and [[spoiler: Mr. Wagner is supposedly cleared as a suspect because he was allegedly practicing the piano in a different room at the time it disappeared. However, Tintin notices that Wagner's shoes are muddy, that someone had recently [[StaircaseTumble fallen down the stairs]], and eventually, that the piano music was just a recording. Despite this, however, [[MistakenForThief Wagner is not the thief]] -- [[BigSecret he was actually going off to gamble in secret]].]]
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* ''Film/TintinAndTheGoldenFleece'' (1961), with an original storyline. Starred Jean-Pierre Talbot as Tintin and Georges Wilson as Captain Haddock.
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* ''Film/TintinAndTheGoldenFleece'' (1961), with an original storyline. Starred Jean-Pierre Talbot as Tintin and Georges Wilson Creator/GeorgesWilson as Captain Haddock.
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* FakeAlibi: Subverted in ''The Castafiore Emerald''. The eponymous gemstone is missing presumed stolen, and [[spoiler: Mr. Wagner is supposedly cleared as a suspect because he was allegedly practicing the piano in a different room at the time it disappeared. However, Tintin notices that Wagner's shoes are muddy, that someone had recently [[StaircaseTumble fallen down the stairs]], and eventually, that the piano music was just a recording. Despite this, however, [[MistakenForThief Wagner is not the thief]] -- [[BigSecret he was actually going off to gamble in secret]].]]
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** Captain Haddock's difficulties with sticking plaster in ''The Calculus Affair'' are briefly referenced in ''Flight 714''.
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** Captain Haddock's difficulties with sticking plaster plaster[[note]]a band-aid[[/note]] in ''The Calculus Affair'' are briefly referenced in ''Flight 714''.
