In "Tintin in America" (1932), the hero demonstrates his calling as a defender of justice by opposing the notorious criminal Al Capone, the Chicago gangsters, and all sorts of villains. Here, Hergé already demonstrates a generous view of the world by, for example, criticizing the dominant attitude of white people toward Native Americans.
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