Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson's life story (thus far) will be recorded on the pages of literature—well, in a comic book. But it's still a book! Written and illustrated by Michael Troy, the comic book is part of Bluewater Comics "15 Minutes" biographical comics that focus on reality stars. (The last issue featured Kim…

Bluewater Productions, the company that has produced comic books about Angelina Jolie, Lady Gaga, Betty White, as well as Hillary Clinton and some other notable politicians, has a new subject: RuPaul.

In honor of the annual summer glut of superhero movies, take a moment to watch what is probably Hollywood's grand, forty-year plan for its superhero characters — a Golden Girls-themed superhero movie that collects all the old superheroes for one last witticism-fueled romp. Think of it sort of like the Avengers only…

Archie doesn't even know the shitstorm it's in for as soon as One Million Moms and evangelical Christians get a hold of issue #636, in which agent of Satan Sabrina the Teenage Witch swaps the sexes of the main characters. Archie becomes "Archina," Betty becomes "Billy," and Veronica becomes "Ronnie." According to people who…

A recent post featuring a drawing of Spider-Man's Mary Jane Watson inspired an impromptu contest to see who could best replicate her "relaxed" pose. Once you've tried perching on one knee while smashing your breasts together, you'll never go back to simply sitting on the couch. [Via The Awl]

Prepare yourself for more poorly-illustrated images of Kate and William! In April Bluewater Productions will publish a comic book chronicling the heroic tale of two rich people who went to college, fell in love, and decided to get married.

Angelina Jolie is a movie star, humanitarian, mother of six and special ladyfriend of Brad Pitt. Can she be summed up in a comic book? The folks at Bluewater Productions think so.

This 1941 concept sketch for Wonder Woman, which includes cartoonist Harry G. Peter notes to creator William Moulton Marston, sold at auction for $33,350. Over the years she lost the skirt and objectionable "stenographer's" shoes.

As you may recall, the first Fame: Lady Gaga comic from Bluewater Productions featured some rather gruesome illustrations, and the twisted plot involved rock critic Lester Bangs. But the second installment of the comic has arrived, and it looks better.

Bluewater Productions turned Justin Bieber into The Little Prince, made Taylor Lautner a stoner, drew Lady Gaga as a sea hag and imagined Robert Pattinson as a homeless Tom Waits. Coming soon? Betty White: Female Force. Be kind to Rose!