Battlestar Galactica has one. So does Supernatural, Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, and Angel. Even the newest incarnation of Doctor Who has one as of January. What do these shows have, besides a huge fan following? They all have their own comic books which take place during the current run of the series or continue the story where shows ended their run. And now, NBC's action-comedy Chuck will be joining the ranks of the small screen in small print.

The Chuck comic book, which will be created by DC Comics imprint WildStorm, will follow Mr. Bartowski and his Nerd Herd and secret agent pals in a series of worldwide adventures that producers of the television show just don't have the budget for. Being a comic book you can probably expect some cliffhanger endings, bigger special effects, and Chuck to gain some mutant powers.

The comic book series will be available starting June 11th.

[via PopCandy]

Our pal Jay over at Blogging Baby had the opportunity to interview Mark McCorkle and Bob Schooley, creators of the Disney Channel's Kim Possible. The girl secret agent cartoon is a big hit in Jay's house--especially with his 9-year-old daughter, Neve. Click on over to learn why McCorkle and Schooley started the series in the first place, what they're going to do with Season 4, and about their own childrens' viewing habits (it is Blogging Baby, after all, they've got to get the parent angle in there!).