For most of the more than 20 years that Charlaine Harris has spent writing mysteries, she fit squarely into that later category. She had her fans, but she was nowhere near a household name. Then she created a character called Sookie Stackhouse, and everything changed. This May, Harris will also star in her first comic book, as the subject of Bluewater Productions' latest entry in its popular Female Force line of biographical comics. Harris herself participated in Female Force: Charlaine Harris, granting extensive interviews to writer Kim Sherman. This marks an important first for Bluewater: Harris is the first celebrity to be interviewed for the Female Force series. Sookie Stackhouse is now the featured character on HBO's hit southern gothic vampire series True Blood. And Harris, who will release her 10th Sookie Stackhouse book this summer, is finally one of those household names. This May, Harris will also star in her first comic book, as the subject of Bluewater Productions' latest entry in its popular Female Force line of biographical comics. Harris herself participated in Female Force: Charlaine Harris, granting extensive interviews to writer Kim Sherman. This marks an important first for Bluewater: Harris is the first celebrity to be interviewed for the female empowerment Female Force series. CH's is not listed yet but you can buy others, HIllary Clinton, MIchelle Obama etc
Expect to meet new shape-shifters, warlocks and other unclassified supernatural types. Apparently, "things get really, weird very fast".
Newsbeat entertainment reporter Chi Chi Izundu talks to one of the stars Alex Skarsgard.
His character, Eric, finds love this time round but in real life he says "he doesn't bite people".
True Blood season two starts at 10pm on Friday 26 February on digital channel FX.