“True Blood” returns to HBO for its third season on June 13, but fans of the bloodsucking franchise will have more to look forward to once the tales of Vampire Bill (Stephen Moyer), Eric Northman (Alexander Skarsgård) and Sookie Stackhouse (Anna Paquin) head back to the small screen as viewers will have a new printed format to enjoy just one month later.

Announced at this past weekend’s WonderCon convention in San Francisco, IDW Publishing and HBO are teaming together for a new “True Blood” comic book series set to launch in July at this year’s Comic-Con.

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Early fame almost turned actor Alexander Skarsgård away from his craft. But the world– and HBO–should be thankful he came back to it. As the hottest Cold-Blood on television, he’s bringing depth, nuance, and a lot of sex appeal to the vampire act.

In Lady Gaga’s “Paparazzi” music video, Alexander Skarsgård plays a slimeball boyfriend who assaults her on a balcony ledge in order to provoke a hidden photographer. She tries to escape, and smashes a champagne bottle over his head, but he tosses her over. Gaga later appears in a Swarovski crystal wheelchair and emerges victorious after she poisons him. As a child star in Sweden, Skarsgård found fame similarly merciless. “It almost made me paranoid, so I quit,” he explains. In 1989, when he was thirteen, the country only had two broadcast television channels, so a single appearance in a movie made a tremendous impact. Today, the 33-year-old star of HBO’s wildly successful True Blood series has gained a wider perspective.

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