Broken ear

Author Hergé
Artist: Hergé
Translator: Vadim Levin
Publisher: Melik-Pashaev
Series: The Adventures of Tintin
Genre: Children's comics
ISBN: 978-5-389-07346-3
Pages: 64 (Glossy)
Design
Weight: 474 g
Dimensions: 293x218x10 mm

Tintin is one of the most beloved characters, and more than 20 stories about his adventures have been written by the famous Belgian comic book artist Hergé. The stories have been translated into dozens of languages and have sold in multi-million print runs worldwide. American director Steven Spielberg adapted them into the feature film "The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn".
A valuable exhibit from the Ethnographic Museum has been stolen—an idol of the South African Arumbaia tribe. But the next morning, the exhibit was found back in its place in the museum. Everything seemed fine, except for one small detail: the original idol had one damaged ear, while the returned one was perfectly intact. That meant it was a fake! But then where was the original? Who had stolen it? And most importantly, what secret did this mysterious idol hold? Tintin decides to find the answers to all these questions…