The Three Eyes

In "The Three Eyes," a scientist establishes a televisual connection with three-eyed Venusians, exploring themes of communication and extraterrestrial life. This 1919 science fiction novel showcases Maurice Leblanc's imaginative storytelling, building on his earlier success with the Arsène Lupin series. Despite initial struggles in the literary world, Leblanc became renowned for his unique blend of crime and adventure, influenced by notable writers. His legacy endures, particularly through his iconic character, Arsène Lupin, and his contributions to the genre.