"The Making of Tintin: In the World of the Inca," a first edition published by Methuen in 1985, offers a captivating behind-the-scenes look at Hergé’s creative process. This near fine copy features a tiny name stamp on the front endpaper (see image), with no foxing or toning to its unblemished contents. Corners and edges show no bumping or rubbing, the spine retains its vibrancy with no fading, and the covers remain unmarked. A bright, well-preserved example, this volume is a treasure for Tintin enthusiasts, revealing the artistry behind Hergé’s Inca-inspired adventure.