Paula Deen Mocked In 'Butter' Comic Book

Celebrity chef Paula Deen is the latest famous face to be immortalized in a Bluewater Productions comic book and RadarOnline.com has your exclusive sneak peek.

After rising to fame as a restauranteur, author and Emmy Award-winning TV personality, Deen hit a speed bump last year when a former employee claimed she and her brother,Bubba Hiers, used the N-word along with other racial slurs and filed an explosive lawsuitagainst the two.

This summer it was revealed through a videotaped deposition that Deen in fact admitted to using the N-word — but the sexual and discrimination lawsuit was dismissed in August, with assumptions a settlement was reached.

"Under the greatest scrutiny, many of our heroes let us down, but we also believe in the power of redemption.  In all biographies there are chapters full of great accomplishments and those full of challenges. I believe Ms. Deen’s story is not yet completely written," publisher Darren G. Davis told RadarOnline.com.

"We wanted to showcase the strong women in today’s society that have inspired generations and shaped the culture of today… We do not condone her use of racial insensitivities, and think that intolerance has no place in a just society. But despite her recent failings, we also strongly believe she still has a powerful story to tell; one that fits the female empowerment model of our books."

Writer Michael Troy tells RadarOnline.com that Deen is just one of many women who will be featured in their 'Female Force' line.