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I don’t have a particular favorite. I read the different stories based on my mood.

The earlier ones we have include Tintin in America, which is pretty hokey.

On the other hand, The Calculus Affair is almost entirely believable (and very nicely illustrated).

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Yes, the earlier books certainly had less of a plot flowing through the book and were certainly more spontaineous. (Btw, the first book, Land of the Soviets was much more 'hokey' than the America one, and even more political).

But of course the later ones (like the Calculus affair) have much better plots...and the Thomsons are almost always there for comic relief....