Anon OpinIt's probably a good thing that Hergé never handed Tintin over to a successor. Some company like Entertainment One would have shoved him into an atrocious Spy Kids-style reboot. Snowy would be a robot. Haddock would be a space pirate. Actually I want to watch that now.
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Hmmm. Wondering if Asterix would withstand a reimagining...
Hmmm. Wondering if Asterix would withstand a reimagining...
🔥torstein🔥@AnguaDelphine @anon_opin it will happen eventually. I mean, Uderzo retired in 2011, it has been scripted and drawn by other people for over a decade now.
And Dargaud seems happy enough to let others publish those Lucky Luke tributes/alternates, so if somebody pitches a good enough idea that both Dargaud and Uderzo approves, I'm sure there will be an Asterix in Space! or similar at one point.
And Dargaud seems happy enough to let others publish those Lucky Luke tributes/alternates, so if somebody pitches a good enough idea that both Dargaud and Uderzo approves, I'm sure there will be an Asterix in Space! or similar at one point.
John Mark Ockerbloom@anon_opin It's possible you might get to see some American reimaginings, now that the earliest Tintin works are public domain in the US. (Though I think the only recurring characters from what's public domain here so far are Tintin himself and Milou-- even the dog's usual English name "Snowy" came later.)
Jyrgen N@anon_opin Space Pirate Haddock — I See A Great Need.