Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s whirlwind romance is immortalized in a series of brilliant COMIC BOOK sketches… with nods to his reality TV show, the pair’s first date – and THAT Eras Tour concert in Argentina

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce’s whirlwind relationship with Taylor Swift has been captured in a series of impressive comic book sketches.

TidalWave Comics has added the nine-time Pro Bowler to its FAME series, which features the life stories of prominent people.

The glossy, out Feb. 7, chronicles Kelce’s college and NFL careers, as well as parts of his life off the field, including hosting TV shows (most notably “Saturday Night Live”), his weekly podcast and his philanthropic work.

Certain pages of the comics will also be dedicated to his ongoing relationship with Swift.

The Kelce-Swift romance has taken over the NFL this season and has also increased social media engagement and sales of merchandise for the league.

The relationship between Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift has been made into a comic series

Kelce and Swift’s relationship has drawn a lot of attention during the Chiefs’ Super Bowl run

The comics also mention Swift’s tour and other parts of Kelce’s career, both on and off the field

TidalWave Comics recently updated its own Taylor Swift comic book, which features the singer dressed as a cheerleader.

Kelce and the Chiefs will compete in the Super Bowl in Las Vegas on February 11 in a rematch against the San Francisco 49ers, and Swift is expected to transfer from her Tokyo ‘Eras ​​Tour’ show to Las Vegas.

On Sunday, ESPN’s Ian Rapoport reported that Swift is willing to take on both singer and cheerleading duties by flying all the way from Asia. He also explained how time zones can make this Hail Mary of a trip successful.

Swift will attempt to fly to Las Vegas from a concert in Tokyo, Japan, in time for the Super Bowl

“Arguably the biggest question going into this game: If the Chiefs win, will Taylor Swift be at the Super Bowl?” Rapoport said on NFL Game Day. “Sources say yes.”

“Now that she has a concert in Tokyo on Saturday, February 10 at 6 p.m., how on earth can she get to the game? Let me introduce you to something called the International Date Line.”

“Tokyo is 17 hours ahead,” Rapoport continued. “That means this concert starts at 1 a.m. Vegas time the same day. Let’s say it’s a five hour concert, around 11pm locally, which is 6am, still Saturday, in Las Vegas. Expect a twelve-hour flight, maybe she’ll leave an hour later.’

“Taylor Swift could still go to the Super Bowl on Saturday night around 7 or 8 p.m., just in time to party,” he added.