Betty White gets her own cartoon

10 Sep

Over her 70-year career, Betty White has seemingly done it all. But the former ‘Golden Girls’ actress has starred in her own comic book until now. The veteran actress can now add this to her list of achievements as she stars in a comic book about her own life.

Called ‘Female Force: Betty White’, the 32-page book is written by Patrick McCray and it traces Betty’s amazing career from her days on the radio through to her latest stint in new sitcom ‘Hot in Cleveland’.

“Working on the Betty book was an honor and a blast,” says Patrick. “While covering a new entertainer is always fun, there is something special about profiling an icon. Not only did it allow me to savor nostalgia, it also let me catch up on areas of pop culture that had passed me by.”

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