Taylor Swift's comic cover pays homage to 'Dazzler' #1; sparks Deadpool 3 speculation: Is she Marvel's next hero?

TidalWave Comics has recently revealed an exciting new era for its upcoming Taylor Swift biographical comic, adding to the anticipation surrounding the latest installment in the Female Force series. Scheduled for release on December 13, aligning with Swift's 34th birthday, the 22-page comic by Eric M. Esquivel and Ramon Salas commemorates a remarkable year for the globally acclaimed artist.

Esquivel, the writer behind the comic, expressed, “Of course, Taylor Swift deserves her own comic book. She wears colorful tights and fights corporate villains who try to use their money to control her. The only other person who fits that description is Clark Kent… and even he couldn’t have written 1989.”

The exclusive eBay variant cover, crafted by Pablo Martinena, pays homage to Marvel Comics’ “Dazzler” #1, sparking speculation about Swift potentially appearing as the hero in Deadpool 3.


"I share the cover that I illustrated exclusively for Ebay, a tribute to #Dazzler , a character from Marvel Studios that it is rumored that Swift could play in Deadpool 3."

Comic book on Taylor Swift

The biographical comic is set to chronicle Swift’s journey to global success, beginning with her first record deal at the age of 14. It will also highlight her charitable endeavors and her role as a beacon of empowerment within the entertainment realm. The Eras Tour, a significant milestone in Swift’s career, will receive special attention in the comic. The tour not only shattered records at the box office but also saw Swift’s concert film grossing $250 million globally on a $15 million budget.

Swift joins a distinguished list of personalities featured in TidalWave’s Female Force series, including Dolly Parton, Tina Turner, Gloria Steinem, Cher, Oprah Winfrey, Billie Eilish, and more.

Where to read Female Force: Taylor Swift online?

Readers can find Female Force: Taylor Swift through online retailers such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. The comic is also available for digital download on Kindle, iTunes, EPIC!, ComiXology, and other platforms.

The release coincides with the availability of Swift’s concert film for on-demand rental, featuring three bonus songs not seen in theaters.