Princess Diana Death Photos

The latest version of death photos of Princess Diana presented in a new style. ‘Female Force: Princess Diana’ is the new comic book consisting photos of Princess of Wales Diana as well as other Royal Family members. The book publisher is Bluewater Comics and writer is Chris Arrant.

A legend in her own Diana Frances Spencer, the Princess of Wales who died in an extremely controversial manner at the age of just 36 years and left behind many unfolded stories that may remain mysteries forever now, has encouraged famous author Chris Arrant to adapt her life in his new comic book entitled as Female Force: Princess Diana.

There are a countless illustrated images made available in the book, of the first wife of Wales’ Prince Charles along with the Queen, Prince William, Prince Harry as well as of Camilla Parker and many more. The main focus of the book remains around some unforgettable moments and highly memorable proceedings and events that occurred during the short but lively life of Diana.

The events include the announcement of her engagement to Charles, their wedding in 1981, a prestigious meeting between Dian and the US President Ronald Regan, Diana’s happy moments while at dance with legendary John Travolta, etc. The author hasn’t missed the boyfriend Dodi Al-Fayed and then the series of subsequent unforgettable moments up to the ultimate; the tunnel, the accident and the dead Princess.

Darren Davis of Bluewater considered it appropriate to mention that the book is not all about the small kids’ interests rather contains a lot for the young females in particular as well to learn a lot about Lady Diana. According to Davis, it’s a must read book for everyone as it’s about a person that influenced the world outside Britain too.

Another significant feature about the book is the inclusion of the famous ‘Camillagate’ tapes in shape of reports alongside the illustrations of the Duchess of Cornwall comprising of her ‘x-rated’ considered chat with the heir. Diana Frances Spencer has been honored with the title of ‘modern British icon’ in the Female Force series book. So much in the little book still it costs mere $3.99.