From MTV exclusively today:

Now, we have your first look at a new cover for “Fame: Robert Pattinson,” as well as an exclusive preview of interior art from the comic. Arriving on shelves in May, the 32-page comic promises to “trace Pattinson’s career from his first performance in Tess of the D’Urbervilles at London’s Barnes Theatre to his star turn in the Twilight movies.”

Read on for two covers from “Fame: Robert Pattinson” (including a new cover by Paul Andrew Manton), as well as an exclusive page of unfinished interior art from artist Nathaniel Ooten. The comic is written by Kim Sherman.

From BlueWater Productions press release:

Dazzled by Twilight, the largest retailer in Forks, Washington, the town where the fictional characters of Stephenie Meyer’ wildly popular Twilight saga takes place will be the only resource to buy limited-run 32-page version of the Meyer’s biography comic featuring a custom, alternate cover. A special edition poster of the cover will also be available through the store.

“Stephenie Meyer’s vibrant storytelling has captured our hearts and the hearts of millions of readers and moviegoers, and we are excited to offer this Dazzled by Twilight Exclusive Edition of Female Force – Stephenie Meyer – direct from the heart of Twilight in Forks, Washington.” said Annette Root, the store’s owner.

Female Force: Stephenie Meyer, scheduled for release the same day the movie hits theaters, November 20th. The Dazzled by Twilight edition can only be purchased at the retail location (61 N. Forks Ave, Forks, WA) or Dazzled By Twilight’s online store: www.dazzledbytwilight.com.

Word is that Rob Liefield would like Robert Pattinson to star in the upcoming comic-book inspired flick, Youngblood. The plot behind the movie:

Story-wise, the veteran creator said the big-screen adaptation of “Youngblood” would focus on team members Shaft and Chapel, the bow-wielding marksman and gun-toting former soldier who lead the team.

“They don’t like each other,” said Liefeld. “Shaft is the new kid on the block in the movie, and he and Chapel have to put aside their differences to save the Youngblood program.”

However, one character that won’t be appearing in the film is Badrock, the teenage boy with a body made of stone. Liefeld told MTV the decision to leave out Badrock was his choice, adding that the character “doesn’t fit in first film.”

“There are characters that have micro-cameras installed on their bows, their arrows, their semiautomatic rifles, their bo staffs,” Liefeld explained of the ambitious, unique visuals he hopes the adaptation will bring to the screen. “You’re getting footage from a thousand angles, from the casing on their weapons to their armor.”

“When Youngblood goes live, the whole word watches,” he added.

Director Brett Ratner told MTV that his vision for the Youngblood character is none other than RPattz:

“Definitely [Robert Pattinson] from ‘Twilight,’ ” Ratner told MTV News when asked if he had any actors in mind for his upcoming film based on a comic book series about a government-sanctioned team of superheroes. “He just feels like he belongs in that world.”

“I don’t only see him as a vampire,” explained Ratner. “He’s a really good actor.”

Based on writer/artist Rob Liefeld’s Image Comics series, one of the most popular titles of the 1990s comics boom, “Youngblood” follows a group of superheroes who live in the public eye and deal with superhero-level doses of drama when they’re not battling with bad guys. The team is led by a former FBI agent and expert marksman who goes by the codename “Shaft,” and that seems the most likely role for Pattinson in Ratner’s adaptation.

“[Pattinson] could do anything,” said Ratner. “He just has that look. … I picture him on Youngblood, for sure.”

Bluewater Productions just informed me that Stephenie Meyer will grace the cover of her very own comic book, becoming herself, the protagonist:

The comic, written by Ryan Burton (“Flying Saucers vs. The Earth”) examines her rise to popularity, her “Twilight” saga novels, the launching of the successful movie franchise and her future plans. According to Burton, a very recognizable and iconic vampire will serve as the story’s narrator.

“It’s an equally strange and great feeling to write about an author of this magnitude, especially in a format that’s near and dear to my heart. I think it’s brilliant that Stephenie Meyer’s story will be read by both fans of her work, and fans of the comic book medium,” Burton said.

The alternate 40-page collector’s edition will include the history of Forks; the Washington peninsula town where her stories take place as well as other bonus material not found anywhere else.

The “Female Force” editions feature women who have made a strong influential mark in society; Meyer is the first fiction author to be captured in comics.

From the delightful gallery of BellaandEdward.com- Mad TV scans. Clickey for full-size laughs!

How to Write Good cartoonized one of my favorite scences of Twilight (simply because Robward looks soo incredibly yummy. Those pecs! That hair! That sultry voice!):

And Cartoonize the World is determined to…. cartoonize the world one person at a time. Their latest victim muse is Ashley Greene as Alice:

Thanks to Twilight Lexicon for the tip!