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The Red Series and The Blue Series

The books are generally divided into two groups - The Red Series, and The Blue series. The Red Series contains the vast majority of the books, and is so called because all of the books in this series have a red coloured cover. There are only a few books in the blue series, and they are so called because of their blue cover. The blue series encompasses all those originally published in Tintin and Kuifje. The Red series is everything published before or after. The following album series exist:

  • 1.The Red Series
  1. The Flemish non-coloured series (1946–1959): 1-35
  2. The Dutch non-coloured series(1953–1959): 1-23
  3. The Flemish two-coloured series (1959–1964): 7,19,20,32-50
  4. The Dutch two-coloured series (1959–1964): 1,8,10,11,21-50
  5. The uniform Flemish-Dutch (two-coloured)series (1964–1966): 51-66
  6. The (uniform) four-coloured series (1967-...): 67-... ; the first 66 albums and the blue series have been re-edited in this series.
  • 2.The Blue Series (1952–1957)

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