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* ''Arsène Lupin vs. Herlock Sholmes'' (1908). Collection including a novella and a short story.
** "The Blonde Lady''. Serialized from November, 1906 to April, 1907.
** "The Jewish Lamp''. Serialized in
* ''The Hollow Needle'' (1909). First full novel in this series. Serialized from november, 1908 to May, 1909.
* ''813'' (1910). Second Lupin novel.
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* [[Deus Ex Machina]]: Lupin acts more or less as this in The Shell Shard, The Golden Triangle and The Island Of Thirty Coffins, his role in each being little more than a cameo where he's instantly on top of things and solves everything.
* [[Expy]]: Isidore Beautrelet from ''The Hollow Needle'' is an homage to [[Joseph Rouletabille]].
* [[Fakeout Escape]]: Lupin swears he will escape from jail, and he does, briefly, but gets back in. But when he comes up for trial, Inspector Ganimard suddenly stands up in court and swears that the man in the dock is not
* [[Friendly Enemy]]: Lupin seems to have a certain respect for [[Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist|Inspector Ganimard]], and there are hints that the Inspector returns the affection.
* [[Gentleman Thief]]
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* [[Worthy Opponent]]: Sherlock Holmes was brought in specifically to be Lupin's [[Worthy Opponent]]. It's [[Lampshaded]] many times throughout their meetings.
** In the ''[[Night Hood]]'' cartoon, Lupin seemed to genuinely respect Inspector Ganimard for his skills as a police detective. His disdain was reserved more for Sergeant Folenfant, whose name means "stupid child" in French.
* [[Writing Around Trademarks]]: An intriguing [[Real Life]] example; [[wikipedia:
* [[Xanatos Speed Chess]]: The second and third crossovers with Sherlock Holmes read like this. In the second crossover, The Blonde Phantom, Holmes {{spoiler|manages to find and capture Lupin's main accomplice, the eponymous Blonde Phantom herself, and has a cab waiting outside to take them both to the station while he plans his next move. Three guesses on who is driving the cab. Later Lupin sends Holmes all tied up back to England, hoping to never see him again, and gets ready to clear his hideout of many years, since Holmes knowing about it compromises its safety. Guess which English detective is waiting for Lupin to show up.}} Here's a hint: it's not [[Miss Marple]].
* [[You Killed My Father]]
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