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A review by slettlune
The Corpse Who Kills by Candice Black, Marcel Allain, Pierre Souvestre
3.0
I don't know if it's due to the translation, or the authors, or my mind starting to vibe with this series, but these books are getting more fun and easier to read by each instalment.
I am perhaps a little disappointed that Fandor is the main character of this -- personally I like Inspector Juve a lot more, and it's no fun when Fantômas is hardly ever brought up except in the final chapter (because of course he was disguised as someone else throughout the story) -- but the love story between Fandor and Elisabeth was sweet, and the gore and horror was very inventive. I think I'm gonna keep reading these.
I am perhaps a little disappointed that Fandor is the main character of this -- personally I like Inspector Juve a lot more, and it's no fun when Fantômas is hardly ever brought up except in the final chapter (because of course he was disguised as someone else throughout the story) -- but the love story between Fandor and Elisabeth was sweet, and the gore and horror was very inventive. I think I'm gonna keep reading these.