" Early creations by this artist include Totor, a Boy Scout leader, and "Quick &amp; Flupke," who appeared in the newspaper "Little Twentieth.
One of this artist's minor creations was a department store catalogue cartoon called "Mr. Mops." Early creations by this artist include Totor, a Boy Scout leader, and "Quick &amp; Flupke," who appeared in the newspaper "Little Twentieth." This cartoonist's introduction to Zhang Chongren inspired him to draw (*) The Blue Lotus. This cartoonist's pseudonym came from the reverse initials of his real name, and he pioneered the "clear line" style in a series with adventures like "The Secret of the Unicorn" and "Red Rackham's Treasure." In his most famous series, Professor Calculus, Captain Haddock, and the terrier Snowy go on adventures with the title character, a young Belgian reporter. For 10 points, name this cartoonist, the creator of The Adventures of Tintin.
One of this artist's minor creations was a department store catalogue cartoon called "Mr. Mops.
Hergé (or Georges Prosper Remi)