The album features graphic, casual violence against animals. Tintin hunts big game, kills an ape to wear its skin, and dynamically blows up a rhinoceros with dynamite—a scene that was altered for later international editions.
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Tintin is owned by the Hergé Foundation (Moulinsart/Casterman), which fiercely protects its copyrights. The book is in the public domain. Authorized, legal digital versions of the Tintin archives are primarily available through the official "Les Aventures de Tintin" app, where albums can be purchased digitally. The album features graphic, casual violence against animals