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LOOK: Selena featured in new comic book

/ 10:30 AM August 05, 2021

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Covers of the comic book from TidalWave Comics “Female Force” series featuring the iconic singer Selena. Image: TidalWave Comics via Reuters

Selena, the Tejano music performer killed in 1995, will be the star of a United States comic book debuting later this month.

The pop icon, whose birth name was Selena Quintanilla-Perez, will be the focus of “Female Force: Selena,” a comic book in English and Spanish being released by TidalWave Comics on Aug. 11.

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The life of Selena, the Queen of Tejano Music, is told in new comic book

A page of the comic book from TidalWave Comics “Female Force” series featuring the iconic singer Selena. Image: TidalWave Comics via Reuters

“So much has been said about Selena. I wanted to tell her story while bringing something new to it. I hope the readers, and her fans, enjoy what we’ve put together,” said Michael Frizell, writer of the comic book.

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The book is part of a series focused on women who make a worldwide impact.

The life of Selena, the Queen of Tejano Music, is told in new comic book

A page of the comic book from TidalWave Comics “Female Force” series featuring the iconic singer Selena. Image: TidalWave Comics via Reuters

Sometimes called the Mexican Madonna or queen of Tejano, Texas-born Selena died on March 31, 1995, when she was shot by the founder of her fan club.

But her Grammy-winning music has continued to sell strongly. Tejano, also called Tex-Mex music, fuses American and Mexican influences. JB

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