does Tintin ever have any attractive women in it? Asterix has

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The only major female character in Tintin is Bianca Castafiore. Hergé seemed to be fairly hostile to women ever since his boss basically arranged his marriage to his secretary. If Hergé had been able to finish his last album, Tintin and Alph-Art, he was going to introduce a new female character named Martine Vandezande (pic related).

>>77459534
My understanding is, it was less a resentment towards women and more an old fashioned, chivalroc attitude that women had to be kept safe and away from the kinds of adventures Tintin often embarked on.

>>77459623
To be fair, there is no major role necessiting a female character in Tintin. It's pure pulp adventure without family, romance, or much social interaction. Hergé could have put some, but their absence isn't detrimental to the story (like the absence of hot young males isn't detrimental in early Melusine).
I think there is some very minor female roles that are attractive, IIRC some roms in the castafiore's jewel, a couple of people during a metting in the cigars of the pharaoh, tchang adoptive mother, and a nurse there and there). But Tintin has a lot of satire in it, and apart from the main character (which was meant to be asexued according to hergé) there isn't any male character that is supposed to be attractive. Maybe Ottokar but that's more majestic royalty than hotness.

Also, putting women in comics targeting children was seen as a gate to debauchery at the time, the moral gardians would have shunned it. Its a completely different period compared to the other titles OP has cited, even Asterix. Similar works from the same period (Blake & Mortimer, Alix) suffer from the same issue.

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The Loch Lomond girl.

>>77460005
Yes, the first thing you have to keep in mind about Tintin is that it was a comic strip published in a Catholic newspaper.

I doubt he hated women. He just didn't see any point in getting them mixed up in adventures.

>>77458494
I distinctly remember watching the Tintin cartoons as a kid and never noticing any females on the show.

Chang is probably the closest Herge got to a damsel in distress.

Come to think about it what the fuck was that about? Some psychic link or sonething telling Tintin?

>>77462156
Herge did Tintin In Tibet because of nightmares he had where everything was white. The nightmares ended when he divorced his wife.

>>77462156
Tintin and Chang were pretty gay for eachother right? I'm not imagining that?

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>>77462342
Tintin loves his ethnic jailbait