Ok, this one is in French:
http://www.lalibre.be/culture/livres/un ... bc1e2d01f6
But, according to Google Translate:
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| Quote: Since "Tintin and the Picaros" in 1976 (and "Tintin and Alph-Art in 1986, although Hergé did not complete it), the famous reporter has not seen official adventures (just parodies) in images. In an interview with "World" and "Evening", Nick Rodwell (manager of human work with the company Moulinsart) and Benedict Fink (editorial director Casterman) announced a new adventure Tintin would more than likely the day. But beware, this will not be until ... 2052! | |
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Basically, it would be one of those “protect the copyright” manoeuvres. Whether it happens before 2052 remains to be seen. Hergé said that there should be no more Tintin adventures after his death. So far, apart from the recent film, there have been no official stories.
My personal feeling is that they should finish Alph Art. There have been a few unofficial attempts do do this, so something official would at least give us something definitive. After that? Who knows - other strips continue after the death of the creator/artists - Asterix, Blake and Mortimer, so why not Tintin?