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the livraison. But the growing appeal of cinema also lured feuilletonistes 296 THE NINETEENTH CENTURY into script-writing and during the War the success of Hollywood film serials helped to turn Fantômas and Judex into super-heroes to rival Zorro. They not only acquired a vast public following which crossed the boundaries of class, age and gender but also revealed to the Surrealists the potential of cinema as a laboratory of dreams. After the war, the appearance of the cinéroman (brief text