The release coincides with Free Comic Book Day which aims to encourage youngsters to read.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Striker Force 7. Picture: Graphic India
Cristiano Ronaldo may be known more for his superhuman scoring skills, but the Portuguese star has now created a comic book series where he turns into a superhero.
The 34-year-old on Saturday released his Striker Force 7 series, with the Juventus forward posting a link on Twitter to an animated show trailer and a website with availability to purchase comic books.
Hi guys! Check out my animated show trailer and the comic book now! 👉 https://t.co/pq8lesrqYI 🔥 #FCBD #FreeComicBookDay #SF7 #CR7 pic.twitter.com/bTe7DzXQRw
— Cristiano Ronaldo (@Cristiano) May 4, 2019
The cartoon depicts Ronaldo transforming into a superhero, doing battle with other animated characters such as robots and aliens.
“In the same way football connects cultures and people around the world, I believe great animated characters and heroes can do the same and that’s why I am excited to bring together these passions of football and superheroes through this project and share it with my fans,” wrote Ronaldo.
Striker Force 7. Picture: Graphic India
The release coincides with Free Comic Book Day which aims to encourage youngsters reading.
Ronaldo’s latest business venture comes after he opened a hair transplant clinic in Madrid in March.
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