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Portrait Gallery 1
Portrait Gallery 2
Portrait Gallery 3
Portrait Gallery 4
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- Captain Haddock
- Thompson, in The Calculus Affair
- Tintin and Zorino, in Prisoners of the Sun
- Waiter, in The Crab with the Golden Claws
- Tom, the archvillain from Tintin in the Congo, first introduced on page 5, meets untimely demise on page 48, name mentioned on page 51. [Thanks to Paul McClelland for this answer.]
- Pablo, in Tintin and the Picaros
- Thomson, in The Calculus Affair
- A policeman (Chief of Police?) in Jauga, in Prisoners of the Sun. [Thanks to Henrik Smulter, Finland]
- Chief of Airport Police in Szhod, in The Calculus Affair
- Commandant Thorpe, from the original version of The Land of Black Gold. The scene appears at the top of page 19 of the American 3-in-1 edition, with an Arabic military man. [Thanks to Etienne Chevalier, Brussels, who also supplied this link.]
- Colonel Fuad, in Cigars of the Pharaoh
- Chief Police Inspector of the port city of Callao, Peru, in Prisoners of the Sun
- Fakir in The Blue Lotus
- Dawson, Chief of Shanghai Police, American Sector, in The Blue Lotus
- Gibbons, in The Blue Lotus
- Captain Haddocks landlady, in The Secret of the Unicorn
- Kavarovitch, a Syldavian secret agent with amnesia, in King Ottokars Sceptre
- Mrs. Finch, Tintins landlady in The Secret of the Unicorn
- Thompson and Thomson in Destination Moon
- Military officer in Gaipajama, in Cigars of the Pharaoh
- Snowy
- Tintin
- Dodi Wang, in The Blue Lotus
- Dr. Midge, one of the seven archeologists in The Seven Crystal Balls. See Who’s Carling?
- Basil Bazarov, Korrupt Arms, GMBH, in The Broken Ear
- Old Man in Pub, in The Black Island
- The security officer whom Calculus hangs on a coat hanger while Calculus is “acting the goat” in Destination Moon. [Thanks to Abhijit Dixit for this answer.]
- Madam Yamilah, in Seven Crystal Balls
- Ragdalam the hypnotist, in Seven Crystal Balls
- Müller, in Land of Black Gold
- Cuthbert Calculus and Pendulum
- Big Chief Keen-eyed-Mole, in Tintin in America
- Captain Wizskitotz, in King Ottokars Sceptre
- Madame Wang, in The Blue Lotus
- Bohlwinkel, in The Shooting Star
- R.W. Trickler, Representative of General American Oil, in The Broken Ear
- Corporal Diaz, in The Broken Ear
- Fred, the Museum of Ethnography janitor, in The Broken Ear
- Tintin in Wadesdah, in The Red Sea Sharks.
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