written in the early 1900's by the French author, Maurice LeBlanc. Some of

these stories have been translated into English, and have been printed by

Penguin Books. Arsene Lupin was the underworld's version of Sherlock Holmes.

All of his exploits are related to a reporter, who then repeats them in his

newspaper articles. Usually, Arsene would alert his wealthy victim by

attaching a note, and a list, to the door of the mansion. The target could

either turn over all of the expensive works of art given in the list, or risk

having Arsene take EVERYTHING in the mansion. Usually, the police would be

notified, the inept Inspector would fail to stop Arsene, and Arsene would use

some ingenious trick to get inside the mansion and steal the goods. In fact,

in one story, Sherlock Holmes is brought in to stop the crime, and fails. All

Sherlock can do is figure out how it was done after the fact.

This is the pen name used by Katou Kazuhiko,the Japanese creator of Lupin III.

He started the manga in 1967 in Manga Action Weekly, along with another title

(Pinky Punky,) and went on to direct some of his own anime, including the

rival clan are after. Lots of fun, in the Indiana Jones vein.

Japanese Title: Cagliosto no Shiro

The first series was cancelled after only 23 episodes, but it continued to

sword that can cut through anything (supposedly, the

AnimEigo, dubbed and subbed version to the video tape market.

Some common words found in the essay are:
Lupin III, Lupin TV, Castle Cagliostro, Rupan Sansei_, Rupan Lupin, Gainax Tokyo, Usually Arsene, Thief French, Coat Coat, Sherlock Holmes, lupin iii, manga series, monkey punch, tv series, castle cagliostro, arsene lupin, manga action weekly, action weekly, 23 episodes, sherlock holmes, art style,
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