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lnatal's review against another edition
3.0
The printed version of this story is much better than this audio version.
samj's review against another edition
5.0
Wow this was a surprisingly sophisticated science-fiction thriller! I was surprised how science-driven it was, and educational considering the time it was written. Hergé clearly cared about accuracy when writing his story (though his zero-g physics were a little loop). The primary plot was about oxygen supply. There are some really dramatic, character-defining moments for the characters, and the best part-- Calculus has a hearing aid so we actually get him to be a character as opposed to a walking spoonerism gag. Top-notch Tintin.
tomunro's review against another edition
3.0
Much as I enjoyed this as a child, the science - and the implausible stage-free rocket - limit how positive I can feel about it now.
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