Post by richardvasseur on Apr 8, 2021 22:11:35 GMT
Female Force: Dolly Parton
issue # 1
Writer: Michael Frizell
Artist: Ramon Salas
Cover date: March 2021
In store date: March 31st, 2021
Tital Wave productions
Biographical
Review by: Allen Klingelhoets
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The issue tells how Dolly was influenced to have look known too public. The story tells how got start in music industry. It also tells how she met her husband. It tells how she got start being on television. It was insightful how even starred in movies like 9 to 5. The art was well drawn by Michael Frizell. The story was told through first person vision of Dolly Parton. The story also tells how did music with Kenny Rogers. The story also tells how some movies were very hard to do when character so close to her own personality . The story tells how she went from modest means to music super star. The story is very inspirational. I really appreciate Dolly Parton as a person. This Tital Wave Productions comic was a pleasure to read. It gave insights to her as person that might have always been mysteries.
Allen Klingelhoets
issue # 1
Writer: Michael Frizell
Artist: Ramon Salas
Cover date: March 2021
In store date: March 31st, 2021
Tital Wave productions
Biographical
Review by: Allen Klingelhoets
The issue tells how Dolly was influenced to have look known too public. The story tells how got start in music industry. It also tells how she met her husband. It tells how she got start being on television. It was insightful how even starred in movies like 9 to 5. The art was well drawn by Michael Frizell. The story was told through first person vision of Dolly Parton. The story also tells how did music with Kenny Rogers. The story also tells how some movies were very hard to do when character so close to her own personality . The story tells how she went from modest means to music super star. The story is very inspirational. I really appreciate Dolly Parton as a person. This Tital Wave Productions comic was a pleasure to read. It gave insights to her as person that might have always been mysteries.
Allen Klingelhoets