The Hugo Award nominee, a stunning adaptation into a 10-volume, 1,924-page graphic novel of Cixin Liu's international best seller, THE THREE-BODY PROBLEM. An investigation into a series of apparent suicides among the world's top scientists leads to a mysterious online game set in a virtual world, where the interactions of three suns are difficult and unpredictable. This is The Three-Body Problem and it is the key to everything: the key to the scientists' deaths, the key to a conspiracy that spans light-years, and the key to the existential threat humanity now faces.

First published in China in 2008, The Three-Body Problem is the most significant science fiction work of the 21st century. Translated into English in 2014 and awarded the Hugo Award for Best Novel in 2015. It has been translated into 32 languages and sold millions of copies worldwide.

"The Three-Body Problem was originally published as a novel, but as I wrote it, I began to suspect that words weren't necessarily the best way to tell a science fiction story. When we use words to describe the world, we rely on common memories of reality to create an image in the reader's mind. But in the realms of science fiction, where many things have never appeared in reality, words alone are not always enough to convey the author's imagination accurately or vividly. Ten years after its initial publication, 'The Three-Body' gets a new life in these pages. I am now convinced that the graphic novel provides the broadest possible canvas for science fiction. Whether or not you have read the original, this edition of 'The Three-Body Problem' will be a brand-new reading experience for you." - CIXIN LIU, 2024

This special edition includes archival material of The Three-Body Problem: including: a transcript of Ye Wenjie's interview from the Beijing Online Services Platform, a summary of Ye Wenjie's work in the Astrophysics Review, partially decrypted size files from ETO, and much more.