Describing a person: Tintin

Tintin is the main character of a comic serie that is also called Tintin. These comic-books were written and drawn in the twentieth century by Hergé, a Belgian comic drawer. Tintin’s adventures are really exciting and active, but they are realistic too. In the adventures we can identify many geographical and cultural references of real places in the world.

Tintin is a medium-height young guy, he’s in his twenties. He isn’t well-built but he’s got a very athletic body. He’s got short ginger hair, with a characteristic fringe. His face is the most versatile face in the comic-book world. A round face with a little round nose, black little eyes and a mouth without lips helps the drawer to give Tintin all the expressions and makes really easy the work of dressing up Tintin as all the characters that the author wants. He sometimes wears a blue sweater, leather shoes and pirate brown trousers, but, I said after that he’s very good at dressing up as a lot of characters, so he can wear very different clothes.

He’s a really active person. In his adventures, when he travels all around the world, he has to use his physical and ingenious qualities, without he can’t survive extreme situations like crossing the rainforest or sleeping outdoors in the Tibet. Usually, his intelligence gives him the possibility to solve really strange and embarrassing situations.

Tintin is a reporter who works from a newspaper in a European city. We can say that he’s the ideal reporter, because he works for an impartial an foundered information. He likes above all to solve the darkest cases, and because that, he takes part in dangerous adventures and he fights the most important criminals in the world.

Tintin is always accompained by his dog, Milú. Milú is white little pekines dog. It's really adventurous and because that, it give a lot of problems to his master Tintin, but sometimes it helps Tintin to solve the most difficult cases, because it's very good at finding hide indications.