A review by os_elliott
Tintin in America by Hergé

4.0

Herge is able to create more dynamic movement with simple panel layout than most artists are able to achieve with more 'dynamic' layouts, throw in the beauty of the colour and you have one of the most enjoyable comics visually of all time. Add to that a great script filled with gags that vary from the slapstick to the surprisingly satirical (the almost abstract industrialisation gag is a wonderfully dark gag right in the middle of an otherwise light-hearted adventure), the only negative would be some of the sour gags about the names of Native Americans but even then Herge still falls on the side of the plight of the Native community.