[5] That same year, the French magazine Paris Match commissioned him to produce a short comic documenting the Apollo 12 landings. Pour vérifier votre email, veuillez entrer le code à 4 chiffres que vous avez reçu à. Si vous ne l'avez pas reçu, vérifiez l'adresse ou regardez dans votre courier indésirable. Livraison en point retrait disponible. Merci. Destination Moon was the first to be adapted in the second animated series; it was directed by Ray Goossens and written by Greg, a well-known cartoonist who was to become editor-in-chief of Tintin magazine. (Article L1234-19) > Article L1234-19 Det sorte guld (Tintin au Pays de l'Or Noir, 1948) Månen tur-retur, del 1 (Objectif Lune, 1950) Månen tur-retur, del 2 (On a Marché sur la lune, 1952) Tintin i Tibet (Tintin au Tibet, 1958) Det hemmelige våben (L'Affaire Tournesol, 1954) Enhjørningens hemmelighed (Le … They felt that the Moon adventure was "Hergé at his best... a triumphant achievement on every level", awarding both halves of the story five stars out of five. :). Il ne lui a pas fallu moins d'un mois pour venir à bout de ce véritable piège à perspective et lignes de fuite ! [19] Hergé incorporated much of this technical information into the story, but juxtaposed it with moments of humour to make it more accessible to his young readership. Cette nouvelle fusée en résine de 30 cm de haut, basée sur l'album On a marché sur la lune. [45], Literary critic Tom McCarthy stated that in the Destination Moon-Explorers of the Moon story arc, Calculus "embodies Hergé's ... own wartime position, spun out into a post-war environment", representing a genius driven by his work whose activities are coincidental to national and political causes. [50] He also believed that there was an example of Hergé's secret vulgarity within Destination Moon, with a diagram above Calculus' head in one scene resembling buttocks. [27] During this time, there were changes to how Hergé conducted his work; on 6 April 1950, he established Studios Hergé as a public company. [43] Drawing comparisons between this arc and the Prisoners of the Sun story, he drew symbolic links between the scientific centre and the Inca Temple of the Sun, but noted that here Calculus was the "high priest" rather than the sacrificial victim as he had been in the previous story. Comme Jules Verne et plein d'autres, Hergé était très futuriste. Ce dernier s'était mis à lui raconter qu'il y avait des monstres verts, ect... Laissez passer le zouave !!! He took the model to Paris where he showed it to Ananoff, asking him if it was realistic representation of what a Moon rocket might look like. Il y avait eu aussi, au début des années 1930, un « Atelier Hergé », dont les activités étaient tournées principalement vers la publicité. One of the men dies from a malfunctioning parachute; the incident coincides with the arrival of the police detectives Thomson and Thompson, who are initially believed to be the intruders. [5] His decision to move into the field of science fiction might have been influenced by his friendly rivalry with his colleague Edgar P. Jacobs, who had recently had success with his own science fiction comic, The Secret of the Swordfish (1950–1953). La X-FLR6 (le premier prototype imaginé par le professeur Tournesol) est lui aussi inspiré d'un modèle de missile conçu par le savant allemand. Justo Miranda; May 4, 2020; Replies 3 Views 703. [14] In this he was aided by Heuvelmans, who collected pictures of rockets and atomic research facilities for him. Casterman à Tournai continuait d’imprimer le tirage pour la Belgique. Preparations are made for the manned expedition to the moon, but after an argument with Haddock, in which Haddock accuses Calculus of "acting the goat" through the ear trumpet, Calculus becomes irate and angrily gives Haddock a forced tour of the Moon rocket. 24 planches sont prépubliées du 30 mars 1950 au 7 septembre 1950 puis 93 autres du 9 avril 1952 au 30 … J. J. Tintin "On a marché sur la lune"- Lunar Rocket-3. Il y avait sans doute divers sources qui ont servis à Hergé, et des sources indirects qui ont du faire penser à Hergé un voyage sur la Lune…. [4], Hergé first devised the idea of sending Tintin on a mission to the Moon while he was working on Prisoners of the Sun (1949). Tintin "Objectif Lune" pp.17-2-The Syldavian Night fighter Avia B-235. [34] An English-language translation of the book was published in 1959. An unmanned sub-scale prototype of the rocket – the "X-FLR6" – is launched on a circumlunar mission to photograph the far side of the Moon and test Calculus's nuclear rocket engine. On comprend pourquoi ces études intéressent des gens mal intentionnés, à la solde d'une puissance étrangère... Mais Tournesol n'en a cure : il est bien décidé à construire une fusée qui emmènera les premiers êtres humains sur la Lune. [9] Hergé retained some elements of this original script in his finished version, namely the scenes in which Haddock drinks whiskey in a gravity-free environment and that in which Haddock goes for a space walk and nearly becomes a satellite of Adonis, which appear on pages 5 and 8 of Explorers on the Moon. Prototype de scaphandre - © Hergé / Moulinsart 2021, Prototype de couchette ergonomique - © Hergé - Moulinsart 2021. [27] The title had been Hergé's own choice, having rejected Casterman's suggestion of Tintin and the Nuclear Rocket. After witnessing Calculus test out a new multiplex helmet for the planned mission, they are informed of both his plan and his new use of an ear trumpet due to his signature hearing ailments. [5], Marking the Apollo 11 Moon landings in 1969, Hergé produced an illustration in which NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong has just arrived on the Moon, only to be greeted by Tintin, Snowy, Haddock, and Calculus carrying roses and a sign welcoming him. La série est composée de 24 albums, du premier album Tintin au Pays des Soviets en 1930 jusqu'au dernier, Tintin et l'Alph-Art (album … [42] He goes on to claim that in becoming the "sacred ancestor", the voyage to the Moon becomes "a mystical quest" with science as its guiding religion. On the night of the launch, Haddock initially backs out, but after hearing Thomson and Thompson stating that he would be too old to go, he angrily declares his participation. AVENTURES DE Tintin. [37] Harry Thompson described the entire Moon adventure as "a technical masterpiece" as a result of its "uncannily accurate" depiction of the Moon. Et quels seront ses compagnons de voyage ? [8] In early 1948, Hergé produced two black-and-white pages of this version of the story before abandoning it. Hergé a donné naissance, avec Tintin, à toute la bande dessinée actuelle. Un email avec un lien pour réinitialiser votre mot de passe a été envoyé à votre adresse. Critics have held the illustrative detail of the book in high esteem, but have expressed divided opinions of the story; some consider it to be among the most mature and emotionally resonant entries in the series, while others fault it for downplaying the humour seen in previous volumes in favour of the scientific focus of the narrative. Justo Miranda. Si la belgitude de Tintin demeure, elle a depuis longtemps été transcendée par l'engouement universel pour ce héros connu de millions de lecteurs. C'est donc l'actualité du moment qui a de nouveau influencé le choix d'Hergé d'envoyer son héros dans l'espace. In broad outline, that was it". [35], Jean-Marc Lofficier and Randy Lofficier believed that the two-part story "belongs" to Calculus, because his "cosmic vision moves the story forward". [48] He was also of the opinion that several scenes in Destination Moon reflected recurring themes throughout the series; he suggested that Haddock's attempts at smuggling whisky into Syldavia echoed the smuggling of treasure in The Secret of the Unicorn,[49] while the "correction" in which Thompson and Thomson were recognised as not being spies reflected a theme of corrections in the series. [5] He had initially intended on beginning this story after the culmination of Prisoners of the Sun, but both his wife Germaine Remi and his close friend Marcel Dehaye convinced him to proceed with Land of Black Gold (1950), a story that he had previously left unfinished, instead. [7], Seeking advice on the story, Hergé consulted his friend Bernard Heuvelmans, who had authored the non-fiction book L'Homme parmi les étoiles ("Man Among the Stars") (1944). Certaines fonctionnalités de ce site nécessitent des cookies. Fusée lunaire décorée d’un damier rouge et blanc est devenue un véritable symbole non seulement de l’œuvre d’Hergé, mais aussi de la bande dessinée en général. [12] In his own words, it contained "no moonmen, no monsters, no incredible surprises". C'est vers les modèles dessinés (et en particulier la triste célèbre V2) par le plus grand expert mondial des fusées de l'époque, le docteur Wernher von Braun que se tourne le dessinateur. MERCI HERGÉ! Le lecteur attentif et collectionneur de plusieurs éditions pourra remarquer la nuance des tons de la fusée lunaire au fil des éditions. Le défi s'annonce palpitant, d'autant plus qu'au grand effarement du Capitaine, le Professeur leur suggère d'être du voyage ! L'essentiel à propos de Tintin et Hergé Les Aventures de Tintin est une série de bandes dessinées, mondialement connue, créée à partir de 1929 par le dessinateur et scénariste belge Hergé, de son vrai nom Georges Remi (1907-1983). HERGÉ TINTIN : OBJECTIF LUNE. Quant à l'origine du fameux damier rouge et blanc, elle est en liaison directe avec une pratique établie par les ingénieurs de la NASA. La Jeep bleue d’Objectif Lune, la Ford T de Tintin au Congo, l’Amilcar de Tintin au Pays des Soviets… Les voitures de l’œuvre d’Hergé sont devenues mythiques et souvent indissociables des aventures de Tintin. ÉDITION PARIS CASTERMAN 1953 (B8) D'occasion. Avec l'aventure lunaire, Hergé est pris de ce que certains ont appelé « le vertige documentaire ». Tintin, Haddock et Milou, bien entendu ! Tout sur la série Tintin (Historique) : Un véritable mythe ! Publication order. [46] He suggested that the scene in which Captain Haddock rides a pantomime hobby horse can be contrasted with the many scenes in which Haddock is thrown off of a horse's back during the Adventures. The plot tells of young reporter Tintin and his friend Captain Haddock who receive an invitation from Professor Calculus to come to Syldavia, where Calculus is working on a top-secret project in a secure government facility to plan a manned mission to the Moon. The story was adapted for the 1957 Belvision animated series Hergé's Adventures of Tintin, the 1989 computer game Tintin on the Moon, the 1991 Ellipse/Nelvana animated series The Adventures of Tintin, and the 1992–93 BBC Radio 5 dramatisation of the Adventures. je fais le zouave ! [41] He added that in these stories, the main division was "no longer Good and Evil" as it had been in previous Adventures, but "Truth and Error". [2], This incident confirms the centre's suspicions that the paratroopers were agents of a foreign power, but Tintin fears that efforts to trace any leaked information would be futile. [31] He hired Bob de Moor as his primary apprentice at the Studios in March 1951. [38] Hergé biographer Pierre Assouline felt that the two Moon adventures "mark a stage in the development of Hergé's work". Pour accéder à ce contenu, vous devez être inscrit à Tintin.com. Before the launch, the centre's radar picks up a plane which drops three paratroopers near to the centre. En créant votre compte, vous acceptez de vous conformer aux Conditions générales de Tintin.com. [16] A further work that he used was L'Astronautique (1950), a book on putative space travel by the physicist Alexander Ananoff,[17] with whom Hergé began a correspondence in April 1950. Simultaneously, the base experiences a temporary power outage, and confusion ensues, with neither Haddock nor Wolff capable of explaining clearly what happened. Tintin, Snowy, and Captain Haddock travel to join Professor Calculus, who has been commissioned by the Syldavian government to secretly build a spacecraft that will fly to the Moon. Dans l'application "Les Aventures de Tintin" sur l'App Store ou Google Play. Votre compte est maintenant prêt à être créer. During the story's serialisation, Hergé established Studios Hergé, a Brussels-based team of cartoonists to aid him on the project. Code du travail > Sous-section 1 : Certificat de travail. [33] For publication in book form, the story was re-coloured, with various changes being made; for instance, in the serialised version, the uniforms worn by staff were green, and they are changed to blue for the book volume. Raket naar de maan (oorspronkelijke Franse titel: Objectif Lune, letterlijk "Bestemming maan") is het zestiende stripalbum in de reeks De avonturen van Kuifje van de Belgische tekenaar Hergé (1907-1983). Destination Moon was the fourteenth story to be adapted and was divided into two twenty-minute episodes. On 9 April 1952, the story was continued in Tintin. He and his assistants then used the model from which to accurately sketch when producing the comic. The crew finally board the rocket, and later lose consciousness as the rocket successfully takes off due to the sudden g-force. Vous acceptez de recevoir de la part de Tintin.com des notifications personnalisées liées à Tintin (nouveaux événements ou expositions, nouveaux livres ou produits etc.). [21] He commissioned the construction of a model rocket with detachable parts from his assistant Arthur Van Noeyen. [24], Hergé also inserted a cameo of Jacobs into the story, using him as the basis for a scientist that appears on page 40 of Destination Moon, a nod to Jacobs' inclusion of a reference to Hergé in one of his Blake and Mortimer mysteries, The Mystery of the Great Pyramid (1954).[25]. [1], Tintin sets out to locate the spies, telling Haddock to follow from the base, as he suspects a mole is on the inside. [23] Hergé based his Moon rocket on the designs of the V-2 rocket which had been developed by German scientists during World War II. Sa première réalisation est l'illustration pleine page découvrant la fusée lunaire. [10] Nevertheless, Heuvelmans thought his influence on the story to be more significant, stating that "in going through the two books we [he and Van Melkebeke] really had the impression that it was what we had originally done at the beginning. Il commença à se documenter. Justo Miranda; May 4, 2020; Replies 17 Views 974. Destination Moon (French: Objectif Lune) is the sixteenth volume of The Adventures of Tintin, the comics series by Belgian cartoonist Hergé.The story was initially serialised weekly in Belgium's Tintin magazine from March to September 1950 before being published in a collected volume by Casterman in 1953. 65,00 EUR. Lors d'un tir, ce procédé leur permettait d'observer les basculements de la fusée par rapport à l'axe de la trajectoire et son roulis durant la phase critique du décollage. Achat immédiat. Destination Moon (French: Objectif Lune) is the sixteenth volume of The Adventures of Tintin, the comics series by Belgian cartoonist Hergé. [27] It then began serialisation over the border in France, in that country's edition of the magazine, from 11 May 1950. [40], In his psychoanalytical study of the Adventures of Tintin, the literary critic Jean-Marie Apostolidès praised the Destination Moon-Explorers on the Moon story arc for its "meticulous attention to scientific facts", but added that this had also resulted in the story's "rather pedagogical tone". Un des meilleurs albums. The story began serialisation in the Belgian Tintin magazine from 30 March 1950, in the French language. La fusée s'est inspirée de plusieurs projets, car Hergé achetait régulièrement plusieurs magazines de plusieurs thèmes différent. Arriving at the Sprodj Atomic Research Centre, they meet the centre's managing director, Mr. Baxter, and Calculus' assistant, the engineer Frank Wolff. Destination Moon - (Objectif Lune) (1950–1953) Explorers on the Moon - (On a marché sur la Lune) (1950–1953) ... Tintin and Alph-Art - (Tintin et l'Alph-Art): Unfinished work, published posthumously in 1986, and republished with more material in 2004. [45] At the same time, he described the rocket as a "maternal belly" in which the space explorers slept. However, Tintin had anticipated this and asked Calculus to rig a self-destruct mechanism for the rocket, and the Centre destroys the rocket to prevent it from falling into enemy hands. Jun 18, 2020. Consultez notre politique de confidentialité. Objectif Lune Le Professeur Tournesol invite Tintin et le Capitaine Haddock à le rejoindre en Syldavie où il travaille sur le plus grand projet du siècle : l'envoi d'une fusée sur la Lune. Quel numéro lit-on sur le vêtement de l'homme qui éprouve, la solidité du casque de Tournesol ? [22] The computer system at the Sprodj space centre was visually based upon the UNIVAC I, the first computer to be created for non-military purposes. La fusée V2, expérimenté par les Allemands pendants la guerre, devait servir aux nazis à espionner et attaquer les Français, les Anglais, et les Américains... Mais je crois que la fusée a, heureusement, pas très bien fonctionner. [53], Ateliers de Constructions Electriques de Charleroi, Tintin – Le Temple du Soleil – Le Spectacle Musical, The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Destination_Moon_(comics)&oldid=1007085382, Works originally published in Tintin (magazine), Literature first published in serial form, Short description is different from Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 16 February 2021, at 11:24. Combien de volumes Haddock emporte-t-il dans la fusée ? Vous pourrez régler vos préférences de notifications dans votre compte. Eventually, after repeating the phrase "acting the goat", Haddock successfully triggers Calculus' recovery. Tintin, Haddock et Milou, bien entendu ! En effet, depuis 1953 et l’album Objectif Lune, est apparût un imprimeur français, DANEL, qui se chargera d’imprimer le quota d’albums pour la France. The rocket is successfully launched and orbits the Moon as planned, but on its return it is intercepted by the aforementioned foreign power, who have used the leaked information concerning the rocket's radio control. L’édition belge … Tournesol est bien décidé à construire une fusée qui emmènera les premiers êtres humains sur la Lune. Hergé announced the upcoming story with two consecutive covers of Tintin magazine each depicting the Moon. Plus d'informations. [13] To ensure this realism, he collected a wide range of documents about rockets and space travel with which to conduct research. A quelle date et à quelle heure doit avoir lieu le départ de la fusée vers la lune ? However, in doing so, Calculus forgets to look where he is going, falls down a ladder and suffers amnesia. [26] [20], According to literary critics Jean-Marc Lofficier and Randy Lofficier, possible fictional influences on Hergé's story include Jules Verne's 1870 novel Around the Moon and the 1950 American film Destination Moon. [6] In autumn 1947, Heuvelmans and Jacques Van Melkebeke developed a script for the story, which they gave to Hergé. [28] The Studios were based in his Avenue Delleur house in Brussels,[29] with Hergé making a newly purchased country house in Céroux-Mousty his and Germaine's main abode. [41] Apostolidès opined that despite being a "fussy and somewhat ridiculous character", through his scientific achievements Calculus grows to the "stature of a giant" in this arc, eclipsing Sir Francis Haddock (from The Secret of the Unicorn) as the series' "founding ancestor". [39] Conversely, Hergé biographer Benoît Peeters was critical of the two-part story arc, stating that they had "neither the liveliness and dynamism" of The Secret of the Unicorn/Red Rackham's Treasure, "nor the supernatural quality" of The Seven Crystal Balls/Prisoners of the Sun. J'adore et album, très bien fait, pour l'époque! Ah, ce Tournesol, pour lui, la pire insulte c'est : ZOUAVE !! Et quels seront ses compagnons de voyage ? Haddock is against the plan, but due to him mistaking Haddock's pipe for the ear trumpet (an error made in reverse by Haddock and corrected in a respective and consequent fire accident), Calculus instead believes he agreed. Après la deuxième guerre, le rêve que l'homme puisse s'évader de sa planète natale devient tout doucement le fruit de longs travaux scientifiques qui ouvraient des boulevards à l'imagination d'un créateur comme Hergé ! » … Une GENIALE catharsis d’Hergé !!! Centre de Recherches Atomiques de Sbrodj directement inspiré de celui de Oak Ridge, Tours de montage pour la mise en place d une fusée V2 à White Sands, Les scaphandres lunaires proches de ceux mis au point après la guerre par l US Air force, Hélicoptère de la police secrète syldave est un hélicoptère Hiller type UH4, Elipse Anim - Nelvana - France 3 - M6 - 1992. Selon Bernard Heuvelmans, un des conseillers scientifiques d'Hergé, le projet d'une aventure lunaire remonterait à 1946. Pour obtenir votre passeport syldave, vous devez d’abord créer un compte Tintin.com. Tintin au pays des Soviets ( le premier album de Tintin ) édité en 1930 par le Petit Vingtième cote entre 15 000 et 30 000 ... Objectif lune ( 1953 ) : l’edition originale côte 300 €, les autres albums anciens coutent de 50 à 100 euros environ. Justo Miranda. À peine remis de leurs aventures au Moyen-Orient (. After regaining his knowledge on the rocket, construction is eventually completed, and the final preparations are made, with Calculus obtaining an actual hearing aid for near-perfect hearing of transmission signals. Tintin reasons that there must have been an inside spy who leaked information to the paratroopers, but no suspects are found. [30] The Studios would provide both personal support to Hergé and technical support for his ongoing work. Despite attempting to make contact, the ground crew are unable to get through, and the book ends with the rocket flying towards the Moon while the ground crew repeatedly calls, "Moon Rocket, are you receiving me?". Livraison gratuite. Tintin est un grand voyageur : entre autres destinations, il se rend en URSS, au Congo belge, en Inde, en Égypte, en Chine et au Tibet, au Pérou, et il va même jusqu'à marcher sur la Lune. [32] On 7 September 1950, only six months after the start of serialisation, the story was interrupted due to the fact Hergé was suffering another breakdown and had been developing eczema on his hands. [15] Hergé's research archive included an article from the American magazine Collier's which discussed how humanity could reach the Moon,[14] as well as books by Pierre Rousseau and Auguste Piccard. En quelle matière est fabriqué le nouveau modèle de casque lunaire que porte Tournesol ? Het is het eerste deel van een tweeluik, het vervolg heet Mannen op de maan Developed in part through the suggestions of Hergé's friends Bernard Heuvelmans and Jacques Van Melkebeke, Destination Moon was produced following Hergé's extensive research into the possibility of human space travel – a feat that had yet to be achieved – with the cartoonist seeking for the work to be as realistic as possible. [14] The red-and-white checker pattern on Hergé's rocket was based upon an illustration of a V-2 which Hergé had come upon in Leslie Simon's 1947 book German Research in World War II. Le avventure di Tintin (Les Aventures de Tintin) è una serie a fumetti belga ideata e disegnata dal 1929 al 1983 da Hergé incentrata sull'omonimo personaggio immaginario di Tintin. [21] Hergé was certainly inspired by a number of photographic stills from the Destination Moon film which had been published. Moving on to discuss the Moon rocket in these stories, Apostolidès described it as a phallic object which penetrated the "virgin territory" of the Moon. [36] [44] Il y avait sans doute divers sources qui ont servis à Hergé, et des sources indirects qui ont du faire penser à Hergé un voyage sur la Lune réalisé par ses héros. Ainsi, la fusée lunaire, qui d'un rouge orangé plutôt falot, passera ensuite à une teinte beaucoup plus appuyée : une couleur flamboyante pour une aventure pleine de panache ! Directed by Stéphane Bernasconi, the series has been praised for being "generally faithful" to the original comics, to the extent that the animation was directly adopted from Hergé's original panels. [47] McCarthy also interpreted the scene in which Calculus cries and tears at his hair in response to the rocket's capture by the enemy as reflecting Hergé's own anxieties at having his work published and reinterpreted by his readers. [51], In 1957, the animation company Belvision Studios produced a string of colour adaptations based on Hergé's original comics, adapting eight of the Adventures into a series of daily five-minute episodes. je tout a fait d'accord avec toi bouletcanon, Heureusement que le capitaine Haddock était la pour faire retrouver la raison a notre ami Tournesol.
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