Fantomas: The Corpse Who Kills

The narrative features Fantomas, a master of disguise and the embodiment of crime and chaos, whose identity remains a mystery as he executes a series of horrific acts. This edition of the third book in the series is celebrated for its surreal imagery and dark humor, appealing to the Surrealists. It includes motifs such as nuns, coffins, and labyrinths, capturing the essence of violence and terror. An illustrated introduction highlights Fantomas's impact on Surrealist thought, showcasing his role as a villainous anti-hero in early 20th-century literature.