Le Pastiche Tintin 2, a second flick throughTintin pastiches and parodies and the world of Hergé. New Zealand art historian John Stringer gathers another222 tributes to this global comic phenomenon(333 in vol. s 1-2). Parodies, tributes and lampoons have mushroomed likeShooting Star fungi since 1983 when Hergé died and theadventures ceased. Stringer draws again on hundreds ofindependent works to revisit the enduringpastiche pathology of Europe's greatest comic(200 million copies in 70 languages). From Star Wars to Fukushima, spellbound with HarryPotter, in Syria, El Salvador, on Pluto or at a zoo, spaced out on Mars, Tintin is still Breaking Freeso the adventures and mystery might continue–Billions of Bilious Blue Blistering Barnacles!