This eBook edition of "The Exploits of Juve" has been formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices. The fearless Inspector Juve, aided by his sidekick Fandor the journalist, gets drawn into the Paris underworld by a series of mysterious crimes committed by a criminal gang that he believes is headed by Fantômas, believed to be dead by the rest of France. As he pursues the disparate clues and desperate characters involved, he finds himself again drawn into the orbit of his arch nemesis, the fiendish, shape-shifting Fantômas.

'The Exploits of Juve' is a French crime novel about Fantômas, a criminal genius who is obsessively chased by Inspector Juve—generally the only one able to see Fantômas's tracks. In this book, Inspector Juve is faced with a conundrum of a case, where a woman was murdered within an hour after he left the room.

Fantomas returns to strike fear into the hearts of American readers with a new, even more vicious and mystifying series of crimes, and again comes up against his arch nemesis, Inspector Juve."

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This is a crime fiction novel by a French author who co-wrote with another author, Allain Marcal. Together they created the archvillain character Fantomas, who became an immediate hit with the reading public of 1911, as he embarked on a series of dastardly deeds.