Ayn Rand's “Female Force “ comic book biography ” in stores june 22nd

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Ayn Rand's “Female Force “ comic book biography ” in stores june 22nd
By The Editor
June 22, 2011 - 05:02

Bluewater Comics

“Female Force: Ayn Rand” will hit comic shops and online retailers on June 22nd. The 32-page comic retails for $3.99, which is written by John Blundell and art by Todd Tennant. To find a comic book store near you go to download one of the ComicBookBin apps. The comic book will also be available at Barnes & Noble as well as Amazon.

The comic book provides an entertaining yet scholarly look at the author of such seminal works as “The Fountainhead” and “Atlas Shrugged.” Even 30 years after her death, her sales of her books continue to sell in the hundreds of thousands each year. Bluewater also worked with the” Ayn Rand Institute” on the comic book.

"When the American economy went into a nose dive recently what did we all turn to? Did we dig out battered old Econ 101 textbooks? Did we turn to the writings of some aged Ivy League professor? NO! Instead we dusted off or repurchased 'The Fountainhead' and 'Atlas Shrugged' those great classic American novels by Russian immigrant Ayn Rand which deal so brilliantly with the fundamentals of a free and prosperous society of responsible individuals,” said author John Blundell.

Blundell, author of “Margaret Thatcher: A Portrait of the Iron Lady” as well as Bluewater's Thatcher bio comic, and formerly the Director General of the Institute of Economic Affairs in London, emphasizes the relevancy and potency of Rand's Objectivism ideas in 21st century America.

According to Blundell her philosophy can be heard in the language of the Tea Party movement and felt as a constant guiding force behind the Federal Reserve Board. To some her Objectivist principles are the foundation of the American ideal of personal freedom, self-reliance and free market capitalism, while other dismiss it as selfish and unsound.

The biography comic book series which has been featured on CNN, The Today Show, Fox News and in Vanity Fair as well as 1000,s of other places.

Upcoming subjects of the comic book biography series include, Martha Stewart, Stephen King, Jon Stewart and Ruth Handler (the creator of Barbie),