Tintin in the Land of the Soviets, created in 1929, was the first adventure in the Tintin and Strupppi series and thus represents the beginning of the Franco-Belgian comic tradition. Hergé, who was still 21 years old at the time, had created a hero who became known worldwide and experienced his legendary adventures in a total of 24 albums. Almost 90 years after its publication, this comic classic has finally been colored. The special edition also contains a 16-page dossier by Philippe Godin on the creation of the adventure and, as an additional print, the missing page that was not printed in the album. The volume is limited.