50 Cent & Robert Greene
The 50th Law Comic
Based on the New York Times Bestseller
It's a hustler's ambition. Close your eyes. Listen. See my vision... It's THE 50TH LAW.
Focus your hustler's eye on this comic book adaptation of my secret to success. Find out how I went from the hard life in Queens to the top of the music charts -- and the business world. Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson
About 50 Cent
50 Cent is undoubtedly one of the biggest names in the rap industry. His 2003 album, Get Rich or Die Tryin’ has been certified six times platinum by the RIAA. Although 50 Cent enjoys tremendous success now, his roots are those of a hustler; he began drug dealing at the age of twelve, which gave him the need to become fearless in order to attain success and power on the streets and, later, in the recording industry. It is this fearlessness that is detailed in The 50th Law.
About Robert Greene
Robert Greene is most famous for writing The 48 Laws of Power, the modern day version of Machiavelli’s The Prince, detailing the dynamics of social and political power. The 48 Laws of Power became very influential in the hip-hop community and has been mentioned in songs by Kanye West, Drake, Jay Z, Young Buck, and others. Based on this influence, Greene teamed up with rapper 50 Cent in 2009 to write The 50th Law, elaborating on the themes of power using 50 Cent’s life as a backdrop. His other titles include The Art of Seduction and The 33 Strategies of War.