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Michael A. Simultaneously funny and damning Similarly the illustrative quotes chosen here are merely those the complete review subjectively believes represent the tenor and judgment of the review as a whole. We acknowledge and remind and warn you that they may, in fact, be entirely unrepresentative of the actual reviews by any other measure. From an angry Sontag, laid up in hospital with two broken legs as she is in the comic-story to Moravia bemoaning the loss of all his books -- "Porca madonna, my books!!

As he has Sontag tells the narrator: Now he and many more are realizing that the destruction of the libraries was just a prologue. As the narrator learned from the testimony at the Russell Tribunal, the powers that be ab use the political and financial might they have globally, in a conspiracy not aimed at ridding the world of books but of a different sort of consolidation and domination. A bit simply summing up, the narrator tells Fantomas: "If you want a summary, I can give it to you in one word: multinationals" -- and he refers him to the Appendix, with the conclusions of the Tribunal providing amble evidence of the widespread wrong-doing.

This is a trap for us intellectuals, too. Even the comic book hero -- despite the support of a large community -- is stymied by the forces he faces once he takes on the bigger foe: "Days and days of international action and it looks like things are hardly changing at all".

Early on the narrator considers. Its small size, and subject-specificity, make Fantomas versus the Multinational Vampires only a minor classic, but it is both a fascinating oddity and a true masterpiece. Orthofer, 23 September