Jo, Zette and Jocko in life size

The Jo, Zette and Jocko series by Hergé features the adventures of a brother and sister who travel the world like Tintin, to defeat the bad people.

Three complete stories, available in five separate albums, will be published during the 1950s. The Manitoba no reply and The eruption of Karamako make up the second of these stories.

On the New York-Liverpool boat, a strange phenomenon occurs: a crazy scientist uses a device to stop boat engines and make passengers fall asleep in order to steal them and finance his inventions. At the same time, Jo, Zette and Jocko are walking on the beach and get into a row boat but get lost in the fog. They are then picked up by a ship and have no idea of the adventures that await them (Manitoba no reply)...

...Jo, Zette and Jocko, after escaping from the ship run by the scientist, find themselves on an island where they are pursued by pirates (The Eruption of Karamako ).

A remarkable work of image processing has been carried out to offer you these large coloured graphics from the original design of the album covers.

After enlarging the image, working on the imperfections and the colouring which is inspired by the covers from which these images are taken... the illusion is perfect, it is as if you were diving into the album.