Prisoners of the Sun
Hergé
The Sanders-Hardiman expedition archaeologists and scientists are returning from Peru with the mummy of Incan Rascar Capac. No sooner do they arrive home than, one by one, they are struck down by a mysterious illness. The last remaining is Professor Tarragon. In an attempt to save him, Tintin & co. take on the challenge of solving the mystery – The next day, Professor Calculus makes an incredible discovery that takes our heroes on a whole new adventure!
These special Young Readers’ editions feature the original classic comic story as well as extra bonus background material, which gives an insight into the book’s creation and inspiration, together with a character portraits section.
Reviews

The story was great but the book is too small!
Countess Majorca Bacon-slicer 17.08.2023

Star Reviewer

I thought it was a travel. It was fiction and I like TINTIN and snowy. Yes I would recommend it to my friend.
Chief Binky Windchime 04.07.2022

It was funny seeing captain haddock again.
Captain Pudsey Armchair 17.08.2021

A very adventures book and very funny. Totally recomend.
Officer Ursula Frankenstein 17.08.2021

I think it’s really good I liked the story I like how they magically find it. They were looking for and they found it by accident. And I like how Tintin knew the eclipse would happen from the newspaper and used it to trick the Incas. My favorite character was snowy because he talks and he is funny.
Viscountess Esmerelda Yo-yo 15.08.2021

It is a fiction book. I like how the llamas always spit in Captain Haddock’s face. I also like the new character, Zorrino. I loved the setting. I also liked The Seven Crystal Balls. I am mentioning The Seven Crystal Balls because this book is the sequel to it.
Sir Dragon Rollercoaster 20.08.2020

great book makes you curios
Anonymous 08.08.2017

Great adventure. Enjoyed it.
Anonymous 07.08.2017

Good adventure story. Tintin goes into the temple of sun and has an amazing plan to escape.
Anonymous 06.08.2017