Tintin, the travel-loving Belgian reporter, has many stories to tell. In 24 comic albums, the artist Hergé popularized the character in Germany under the title Tim und Struppi. Travel as a movement is essential to the content and form of each strip. It opens up diverse new perspectives, advances the plot, and introduces new narrative threads. Every change that occurs along the way brings new challenges for the adventurous reporter. The storyline also casually presents exotic cultural phenomena, thereby establishing an innovative cultural duality in comic literature. The resulting problems create tension in the strips and make them an experience for all generations. Katja Weniger explores travel as a motif, structure, and narrative while inviting readers on a thoughtful journey around the globe.