{'@textcase': '01', '#text': 'Dictionnaire amoureux de Tintin'}

"Hergé's work is unusable." Michel Serres"Since childhood, Tintin's adventures have been with me all the time. I read them in turn with my eyes as a child, as a teenager and as an adult (or as an adult). What has always enchanted me at Tintin's is his freedom: without parents, without children, without a fiancée, without age... I also liked his companions, all of them cracked... Haddock the angry with a great heart, Tournesol the brilliant deafing, the Dupondts, the Castafiore, Milou, and all the others... When asked to write a dictionary in love with Tintin, I confessed, I hesitated. The literature around Hergé's works is now considerable, to the extent of Tintin's success and his 250 million albums sold in the world. Despite everything, I started to realize very quickly that it was like a Russian doll, which was the other ones who had been stripped of the work.