A new gang is on the rise in Brussels-and Europe again looks to their heroic figure, Tintin. The famous young reporter and his friends will find themselves up against faceless enemies, distrust between themselves, and frightening tests of friendship, skill and courage. Yet this time things are different. A mysterious thief enters the picture, and it seems she might be the only one who can help them. **DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of Hergé's original characters. Only my own OCs are credited to me.** **Please be patient. The thief and Tintin take a few chapters to finally meet.**

The year is 1930, and the famous Tintin has just finish an amazing report. Although something new has come up. A new photographer has moved into town, more importantly Tintin's building. A transfer from New York, so she says. Tintin and this new girl are assigned to be partners to better the newspaper. But as they start to uncover a story about a crime chain, they must put aside their differences to stop it. And more importantly save their lives. (Takes place two years before the movie)

More Abigale and Tintin shorts until I come up with a plot for the sequel!

After a Vivace Carving is stolen from the South Side Museum, Elizabeth Brown (a self employed 'free lance crime fighter') decides to investigate. Whilst searching the museum she stumbles across a famous Belgian journalist - Tintin - and his faithful companion Snowy. Following some rather unlawful activities secrets are uncovered and an exciting opportunity arises. Venturing through the Italian mountains they and Captain Archibald Haddock track down the mysterious criminal and his band of thugs. However, bagging their man isn't the only thing on their minds. Legend has it that the Vivace Carvings hold the secret of the whereabouts of treasures beyond belief... all they have to do is find them. *My previous username was tanitheverdeenxx, hence why it is displayed on the cover and at the end of most author's notes throughout.* *I do not own The Adventures of Tintin, all credit goes to artist/author Hergé and the creators of the 2011 film adaptation.*