Les exploits de Quick et Flupke - Recueil #4

Published by Casterman in 1976, this fourth collection of Hergé's beloved Belgian street-kid duo finds the mischievous Quick and Flupke peering over a windowsill — catching their neighborhood policeman in a surprisingly domestic moment as he practices conducting with a baton, sheet music on a stand and a metronome at his feet, completely unaware he has an audience. A portrait of a senior officer hangs on the wall above him, lending the scene an extra layer of gentle comedy. It's a warm, charming snapshot of Hergé's signature ligne claire humor, perfect for fans of his work beyond Tintin.