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Belphegor

Character » Belphegor appears in 1 issues.

The novel is first created by Arthur Bernede (1871-1937) and the comic book is followed by many sequels, TV series and animations. It's creation is inspired by the desire to make a character to rival the popularity of Fantomas, Judex, and The Phantom of the Opera.

Belphegor appears in 1 issues View all

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Something is haunting the Louvre, seeking the fabled "Treasure of the King of France", which is supposedly hidden somewhere in the famous museum. People believe that it is a ghost, but others aren't so convinced.

The comics about Belphegor are :

Belphegor

by Arthur Bernède

("Les Romans Mystérieux", Tallandier, 1927).

Le Mystère du Louvre (The Mystery of the Louvre)

De Mystère en Mystère (From Mystery to Mystery)

Le Fantôme Noir (The Black Ghost)

Les Deux Polices (The Two Polices)

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