Abstract
Originally written in 1975 by Argentine novelist and essayist Julio Cortazar, the half-novella, half-graphic novel Fantomas versus the multinational vampires has now been translated into English for the first time. The text is accompanied by an afterword by translator David Kurnick and includes anappendix containing excerpts from the Second Russell Tribunal, a.k.a. the International War Crimes Tribunal (1973-1975), of which Cortazar was a member. The tribunal was tasked with investigating human rights violations in Latin America, particularly against the people of Brazil, Chile and Argentina. It is following his experiences on this tribunal that Cortazar begins his narration in Fantomas.
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