P. Schwarz (French: I.E. Roghliff) was an Egyptologist from the The Adventures of Tintin series who appeared briefly in Cigars of the Pharaoh.
History[]
P. Schwarz's original design as I.E. Roghliff as seen in black and white.
He was one of the many Egyptologists that were imprisoned in the lost tomb of the Pharaoh Kih-Oskh by the Kih-Oskh Brotherhood. When Tintin himself traveled through the tomb in search of Sophocles Sarcophagus, he passed by P. Schwarz wrapped up in a coffin along with many other Egyptologists like E.P. Jacobini, M. Trentin, Sandys, M. Dupont and Sauerkraut.
Appearance[]
P. Schwarz was a reasonably tall man with a white goatee. He also wore glasses, and a light brown hat. He is (presumably) bald.
Trivia[]
- His name in the original French version I. E. Roghliff is a joke on Hergé's part. If you read the initials and then the name of this character phonetically, it forms french word for "hieroglyph".
P. Schwarz as seen in the cover of the book series.