Exploits of Juve (version 2)
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91
1916
English
- Ch 1 - The Comrades' Tryst
- Ch 2 - On the Track
- Ch 3 - Behind the Curtain
- Ch 4 - A Woman's Corpse
- Ch 5 - Loupart's Anger
- Ch 6 - The Lâriboisière Hospital
- Ch 7 - A Revolver Shot
- Ch 8 - The Search for the Criminal
- Ch 9 - In the Refrigeratory
- Ch 10 - The Bloody Signature
- Ch 11 - The Shower of Sand
- Ch 12 - Following Josephine
- Ch 13 - Robbery; American Fashion
- Ch 14 - Flight Through the Night
- Ch 15 - The Simplon Express Disaster
- Ch 16 - A Drama at the Bercy Warehouse
- Ch 17 - On the Slabs of the Morgue
- Ch 18 - Fantômas' Victim
- Ch 19 - The Englishwoman of Boulevard Inkermann
- Ch 20 - The Arrest of Josephine
- Ch 21 - At the Montmartre Fête
- Ch 22 - The Pugilist's Whim
- Ch 23 - "State's Evidence"
- Ch 24 - A Mysterious Clasp
- Ch 25 - The Trap
- Ch 26 - At the House of Bonardin, the Actor
- Ch 27 - The Mother Superior
- Ch 28 - An Old Paralytic
- Ch 29 - Through the Window
- Ch 30 - Uncle and Nephew
- Ch 31 - Lovers and Accomplices
- Ch 32 - The Silent Executioner
- Ch 33 - A Scandal in the Cloister
- Ch 34 - Fantômas' Revenge
The second book in the Fantômas series by the prolific authors Marcel Allain and Pierre Souvestre (they published 32 Fantômas novels between 1911 and 1913.) Fantômas broke the mold of the Gentlemen burglars like Raffles and Arsene Lupin. He killed without compunction. His anarchic ruthlessness, especially as portrayed by silent film pioneer Louis Feuillade, made Fantômas the darling of the French avante garde, such as the artist René Magritte and novelist Robert Desnos. (Summary by Alan Winterrowd)
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