Who said websites aren't important? The new and revamped Tintin page
June, 26; 2026. By Arscodex
Today we come to review the fact that they have recently renovated the website of Tintin, the Belgian adventure journalist (a character known to everyone), and they have left it so good that some fans (including us) spend their free time watching it.
The new Tintin website is based on two fundamental pillars: the quality of the images and the details.
Regarding the quality of the images, it seems to us that the company that owns the rights has carried out an incredible task of scanning the originals, which allows the user to see the drawings with tremendous quality and definition, and it is appreciated: the "ligne claire" can be seen in its fullness on the new Tintin website.
On the other hand, there are many details scattered throughout the page that delight visitors.
Finally, at the content level, the online store is very, very well done and there is also an Encyclopedia of Tintin characters in several languages that will (already do) delight visitors.
In short, for the two main reasons and some more that we have included, the new Tintin website is delighting fans (among which we are).
The new Tintin website is based on two fundamental pillars: the quality of the images and the details.
Regarding the quality of the images, it seems to us that the company that owns the rights has carried out an incredible task of scanning the originals, which allows the user to see the drawings with tremendous quality and definition, and it is appreciated: the "ligne claire" can be seen in its fullness on the new Tintin website.
On the other hand, there are many details scattered throughout the page that delight visitors.
Finally, at the content level, the online store is very, very well done and there is also an Encyclopedia of Tintin characters in several languages that will (already do) delight visitors.
In short, for the two main reasons and some more that we have included, the new Tintin website is delighting fans (among which we are).
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