I have been a devoted fan of Tintin since my childhood, and like many others, I cherish every adventure crafted by Hergé. The series holds a special place in the hearts of millions around the world. When Hergé passed away, he left behind "Tintin and the Alph-Art," an unfinished manuscript that fans have always wished could be completed. Enter Yves Rodier, a talented artist who once took it upon himself to complete this work for fun, capturing the style and spirit of Hergé magnificently.

However, due to legal restrictions, Rodier's version has remained unofficial, leaving Tintin enthusiasts yearning for the completion of what could be the 24th and final book in the series. Rodier has proven that he has the skill and understanding to do justice to Hergé's legacy. Allowing him to officially redraw "Tintin and the Alph-Art" would not only bring joy to fans worldwide but also honor the spirit of Hergé's unfinished work.

Legal boundaries often limit creative expressions, leaving passionate contributors like Rodier unable to share their talents widely. In this case, we have a chance to see a dream fulfilled, one that would resonate with countless Tintin fans who have long hoped for this final adventure to come to life.

We, therefore, urge the rights holders of the Tintin series, including Moulinsart (the company managing the rights), to grant Yves Rodier the opportunity to officially redraw and publish "Tintin and the Alph-Art" without legal repercussions. This move would not only satisfy the loyal fan base but also add a significant chapter to the Tintin legacy.

Signing this petition means supporting creativity and sharing in the excitement of perhaps one last Tintin adventure. Join us in asking for a chance to let Yves Rodier give us the final piece of Tintin's story.