TinTin Books discussion

Interested to hear recommendations for reference books on the series.

I've been rereading Tintin: The Complete Companion and I have to say, I'm very impressed. I'm going to have to buy Michael Farr's other works, because he really has a comprehensive understanding and knowledge of Herge's albums. He examines every book from a contextual and analytical approach, and reveals a lot about both the author and the circumstances surrounding the book's creation. Great stuff.