You read that right, folks: The Biebster is now a comic book hero. A 32-page illustrated screed glamorizing his ridiculously short life is available for the price of a fancy taco starting today.
All expectations are that it will sell out.
So is this a sign of the apocalypse, or just another notch on the bedpost of mindfuck reality?
We consider our options after the jump.
"Fame: Justin Bieber" traces the hair-flip-king's life from his minor beginnings in public housing, to his days as a YouTube sensation, to his current status as playboy-rapper-in-training. (Or maybe he's not in training?)
It's all part of the "Fame" series of comic books -- the same folks we can blame for recent biographical comics on such real-life superheroes as David Beckham and Taylor Lautner.
Bieber's, we're guessing, might be a bit more popular. Should you want to find a copy near you (we won't tell anyone), you may
search for one here.
As for the apocalypse vs. hum-drum take on this, we're voting for apocalypse. Any kid who can launch himself to megastardom via the Internet,
prove a capable rapper, and get a comic book made about him at age 16 is most likely an alien spy plotting our destruction. Or the next Jesus.
Either way, the end is nigh.