If You Want a Comic Book About Lindsay Lohan’s Misadventures, You’re Finally in Luck [PHOTOS]

Things you'd never thought you'd hear but now you have: Lindsay Lohan's biographical comic book is now available.

The comic, titled 'Infamous: Lindsay Lohan' was released yesterday (May 1) and follows the trials and tribulations of LiLo's numerous struggles with the law.

As the plot summary states:

"She was on the fast rack to superstardom until her wild lifestyle, dysfunctional family dynamic and multiple run-ins with the law derailed her career. But despite it all, Lindsay Lohan ... has cornered the market on infamy and yet continues to thrive.

['Infamous'] follows the roller coaster life and career of the young actress who is now more famous for her off-screen exploits than anything she has done in movies."

Writer Marc Shapiro, who wrote the comic, describes it as "a tragedy in motion; its last chapter has yet to be written. Lohan is both a victim of the all-consuming celebrity culture and a perpetrator of bad decisions, the lack of self-control and an unhealthy sense of entitlement."

The comic, which also marks the US debut of manga artist Mimei Sakamoto, was initially slated for a September 2011 release, but we guess publisher Bluewater Productions pushed things back to May 2013 because it kept getting more juicy tidbits for the story.

'Infamous: Lindsay Lohan #1' is available for purchase at a comic book store near you. Also check out the first 'Infamous' title, 'Infamous: Charlie Sheen.' Then chuckle over their existence.