Who would have thought that the idea of telling politically powerful women's biography in a comic book form would be a success? Bluewater Productions has created a very lucrative business out of influential women who are helping shape modern history. The publishing company has struck it gold when it first launched the Female Force series. The first two bio-comics of Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton were huge best-sellers. Expected to out-sell them, though, is the soon to be released Michelle Obama Female Force bio-comic.



This comic book chronicles Michelle Obama's journey to the White House from her humble up-bringing in the South Side of Chicago. It highlights her successful career, her virtue as a mother, her intelligent speeches and even her world famous biceps. It intentionally touched very little of the first daughters so as not to attract controversies.

One can say that the highlights of Michelle Obama's life are being showcased in this 22-page comic book. It must have been very difficult to choose which ones to include. Bluewater Productions attests that they want to portray the truest possible image of the women they feature on the Female Forces Series.

It also features Michelle Obama dancing with her husband during the inaugural ball. The Obamas danced to Beyonc??s rendition of ?At Last?. Michelle Obama was gracefully guided by the President around the floor as they dance for the first time as a First Couple. Her white chiffon one-shoulder gown was a sight to behold. The dress? fluffy appliqu's and sparkling beadings kept the audience enthralled.

The inaugural dance, itself, has become a part of history. Its inclusion on the bio-comic is essential in capturing the true essence and charisma of Michelle Obama. The artist's illustration of Michelle Obama dancing is one of the things to see in the much anticipated comic book. It shows the romantic side of the politically powerful couple. The President even addressed the audience by saying, ?First of all, how good looking is my wife??

Michelle Obama is quite a good dancer. She was seen dancing in Ellen on several occasions. So you can say that she was well practiced even before the inaugural dance. Her well toned physique makes her look good in gown and even better while dancing. Barack Obama, himself, is not a bad dancer. Surprisingly, he was taking the lead when he and his wife were slow dancing.

Comic books would typically essay super power abilities. The Michelle Obama comic book doesn't show her possessing any of these super human characteristics, and yet it shows that she doesn't need any of them to get to where she is right now. It emphasized on her virtues, instead, with the hope of inspiring young women. The Female Force series is capitalizing on fearless women's achievements.

The comic book may have created an image that makes the First Lady above all mortals. It's a comic book, after all. It doesn't tackle any of the controversies she got into during the campaign trail. No negative picture of her was painted. But the publisher's decision to illustrate Michelle Obama dancing humanized her.