No matter what anyone else says, this man is the king of Late Night. He's a human trick and a pet trick rolled into one. He's been a comic book character before and he's even gotten pretty close to making a long-time enemy out of one creator in particular. But seriously, he's David Letterman. And you should love him just as much as we do. See why in the pages here!

"Korean Rapper PSY-. Thanks to YouTube, he became a global star over night in his mid-thirties with only one hit song ""Gangnam Style"" the lyric of which is out of the ordinary and wacky ""Horse Riding Dance"". PSY is a man of stubby build, not handsome and his stage costumes are unusual to say the least. So it can be confusing whether he is a singer or a comedian. But then what’s the appeal of him? It is his success story which is going to tell the readers the right answer. Plus, the readers can learn How to do ""Horse Riding Dance"" from PSY in the comic exactingly."

After years of entertaining the masses with his popular cartoons, Bluewater Productions turns the tables by making Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane the subject of it’s latest biography comic book. Fame: Seth MacFarlane is written by Michael Troy with art by Gabriel Evangelista. Follow the life of Seth MacFarlane from his youth to the meteoric rise of the cartoon king that almost wasn't.

Tyler Perry is known to all as actor, director, screenwriter, playwright, producer, author, and songwriter. Now for the first time will be a comic book character!

He changed the face and tone of radio for a raw, edgier generation and then set his sites on TV, movies, books and satellite broadcasting. Howard Stern, the pioneering "shock jock" and self-proclaimed "King of All Media" was selected as the first subject to be featured in Bluewater Productions' latest biography comic title "Orbit."

What do you get when you match up Jon Stewart, the most watched and most liberal comedic host verses Bill O'Reilly, the conservative, brash host of the most watched opinion show on cable television? A Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots battle for the ages! To prepare for their much anticipated October 6th pay-per-view Internet debate, learn all there is to know about funny man Jon Stewart and the exuberant, one-of-a-kind Fox host Bill O’Reilly in “Political Power: O’Reilly Stewart 2012.”

Here is a man, who states he is more comedian than political satirist, acknowledge a great tragedy the day it happens, and with wounds still fresh, manages to get people to wipe away their tears and smile, and even laugh.

About her career, Carrie Frances Fisher once said, "There is no point at which you can say, 'Well, I'm successful now. I might as well take a nap.'" Despite her well-documented struggle with addiction and bipolar disorder, Fisher managed to remain a powerful and relevant force in the arts. Known for her role as Princess Leia Organa in Star Wars and her humorous and acerbic writing, Fisher passed away on December 27, 2016 at the age of 60. Her death left millions of fans grieving, including her mother, Debbie Reynolds, 84, who died a day later. Fisher's story is both frustrating and touching.

George Carlin’s cynical bite, envelope–pushing humor and love affair for language influenced practically every comedian for the past two generations and his legacy, illustrated in an upcoming Bluewater Productions biography comic on his life, firmly places him as one of the faces on the Mount Rushmore of comedy

The ground breaking comedy troupe that changed comedy forever is now immortalized in comic book form. Its....Comics: Monty Python's Flying Circus, follows the group from it's members various beginnings on the college stage to their pioneering television show, movies, breakup and their triumphant reformation.