Fame: Lady Gaga #1

Fame: Lady Gaga #1
ISBN-10
1949738981
ISBN-13
9781949738988
Series
Fame
Category
Biography & Autobiography
Pages
26
Language
English
Published
2018
Publisher
Fame
Author
Dan Rafter

Description

This new comic series has been featured in "Rolling Stone," "E! Entertainment Television," "Elle Magazine," and thousands of other sites. Is it the costumes? The music? The voice? Maybe it's all that stage blood. Whatever the reason, Lady GaGa has become one of pop music's biggest stars. TidalWave Comics examines the impact Lady GaGa has had on her growing legion of fans. Is there room for everyone in the Haus of GaGa?

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