Title: Female Force: Carol Burnett # 1
Publisher: Tidal Wave Comics
Writer: Michael Frizell
Pencils: Ramon Salas
Letters: Benjamin Glibert
Colors: Ramon Salas
Cover: Pablo Martinena
Price: $ 8.99 US
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Website: www.tidalwavecomics.com
Comments: Carol Burnett had to work incredibly hard to break into the entertainment industry. She persevered through rejection after rejection, continually taking risks and pushing forward until she finally found success.
This book highlights the many hardships she faced on her journey, showing that her rise was anything but easy—but ultimately worthwhile.
The Carol Burnett Show was known for its unique format, often taped in front of a live audience, which meant the cast embraced mistakes rather than hiding them. That spontaneity became part of its charm. Burnett also surrounded herself with an extraordinary ensemble, including Vicki Lawrence, Tim Conway, and Harvey Korman, whose chemistry elevated the show into something truly special.
Burnett’s signature ear tug is also featured—a simple but powerful gesture that served as a message to her grandmother, letting her know she was okay. Over time, it became an iconic symbol of her individuality and heartfelt connection to her audience.
This short look at her career is well done, capturing not just her on-screen brilliance but also her genuine personality behind the scenes. The artwork presents her as both a comedic legend and a deeply human figure—someone audiences have come to love and will continue to cherish for generations.
