Ding Ding in Congo

Author: Hergé
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: Tintin travels to the Congo (then a Belgian colony) and encounters many interesting events. Compared to later albums, this one lacks a central storyline, but it's still very exciting.
Trivia: The scene where Tintin hunts a rhino was altered in 1975 in the old version. In the original version, Tintin drilled a hole in the rhino's back, filled it with gunpowder, and set it on fire, causing the rhino to explode. In the 1931 edition, Tintin taught children about Belgium, but the revised content became "2 + 2 = ?". On the ship, Snowy's tail was bandaged after being bitten by a parrot. However, when Snowy was later chased by the villains and jumped into the sea, the bandage on her tail disappeared, and there was no bandage in the water. (But the bandage mysteriously reappeared after Snowy was rescued.)