• Vintage Tintin magazine No. 558 from July 1959, French comic journal featuring a striking circus-themed cover with a stylized clown riding a penny-farthing bicycle on a bold red background.
  • Authentic July 1959 issue of Tintin magazine, No. 558, published by Le Lombard, showcasing Les Fratellini-inspired circus imagery in bold geometric mid-century graphic design.
  • 1959 Tintin magazine No. 558, French comic journal from the Hergé era, measuring approximately 8.3 by 11.8 inches, with a highly decorative clown and penny-farthing cover.
  • Vintage July 1959 Tintin magazine, good vintage condition with visible central fold mark, light edge and corner wear, and clean, complete interior pages totaling 40 pages.
  • Decorative vintage French comic magazine with a visually powerful circus-themed cover featuring a stylized clown on a penny-farthing, rendered in bold red and geometric mid-century style.
  • July 1959 Tintin magazine issue showcasing a striking Fratellini-inspired clown cover, making it particularly appealing for display and collectors of graphic design.
  • Authentic piece of 1950s European comic culture, Tintin No. 558, with an eye-catching circus-themed cover that blends storytelling, journalism, and distinctive visual design.
  • Vintage illustrated comic journal from July 1959, featuring a bold red background and stylized penny-farthing-riding clown, referencing the famous Fratellini circus family.
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Vintage Tintin Magazine No. 558, July 1959, French Comic Journal, Fratellini Circus Cover – 2C65

Vintage Tintin Magazine No. 558, July 1959, French Comic Journal, Fratellini Circus Cover – 2C65

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An authentic vintage issue of the iconic Tintin magazine, No. 558, published in July 1959, during the golden age of European comics led by Hergé.

This issue features a striking and highly decorative cover inspired by circus imagery, showcasing a stylized clown riding a penny-farthing bicycle, referencing Les Fratellini. The bold red background and geometric mid-century design create a visually powerful composition, making this issue particularly appealing for display and collectors of graphic design.

Inside, the magazine presents a rich variety of illustrated content:

  • Episodes from Tintin au Tibet
  • Comic stories including Signor Spaghetti
  • Adventure and illustrated narratives
  • Editorial features such as “Chiens de guerre”
  • News sections and documentary-style articles
  • Original vintage advertisements and layouts

Published by Le Lombard, this issue represents an authentic piece of 1950s European comic culture, combining storytelling, journalism, and distinctive visual design. Its bold circus-themed cover and varied interior content make it both a collectible magazine and an eye-catching decorative piece.

Details

  • Type: Illustrated comic magazine
  • Title: Tintin
  • Issue: No. 558
  • Date: July 1959
  • Publisher: Le Lombard
  • Language: French
  • Pages: 40
  • Dimensions: Approx. 21 × 30 cm (8.3 × 11.8 in)

Condition

Good vintage condition. Visible central fold mark. Light edge wear and corner wear. Minor surface marks consistent with age. Interior clean and complete. Binding remains intact.

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