Tintin Book Poster: Le Sceptre D' Ottokar (KIng Ottokars Sceptre) Ref: 22070

Tintin Book Poster: Le Sceptre d’Ottokar

Immerse yourself in the high-stakes world of Syldavian court intrigue with this classic King Ottokar’s Sceptre poster. The artwork brilliantly captures a tense moment of suspense using Hergé's signature ligne claire style. In the foreground, Tintin and a vigilant Snowy are seen hurrying forward, stepping away from the imposing, massive stone gatehouse of the royal palace. Flanking the heavy iron portcullis behind them, two palace guards stand rigidly at attention in their vibrant, ceremonial red and gold uniforms, complete with traditional plumed hats.

This pivotal scene captures Tintin mid-investigation during his journey to the fictional Balkan kingdom of Syldavia. After stumbling upon a sinister plot orchestrated by a subversive political faction, Tintin discovers a conspiracy to depose the Syldavian monarch, King Muskar XII. The linchpin of the coup relies on stealing the sacred medieval sceptre of King Ottokar before St. Vladimir’s Day—a loss that, by ancient law, would force the King to abdicate and allow an aggressive neighboring nation to annex the country. Having just broken through a wall of bureaucratic red tape and suspicion to secure an audience at Klow Palace, Tintin is walking through these very gates on a race against time to warn the King, unmask the traitors hiding in plain sight, and protect the crown.

Printed on premium, heavyweight paper with a smooth satin finish, this iconic artwork features the original bold French title "LE SCEPTRE D'OTTOKAR" arched elegantly across the top. It is a spectacular statement piece for comic historians, Hergé collectors, or anyone looking to bring a touch of vintage European adventure and classic mystery to their space.

Each poster measures 50 cm wide by 70 cm tall (approximately 19.6 inches by 27.6 inches) and ships safely rolled in a sturdy, protective mailing tube directly from our shop in Sausalito, California.