Here's a look at Wolverine and the X-Men #12 from writer Jason Aaron and artist Chris Bachalo, in stores June 27.

• Kid Gladiator goes after the Avengers single-handedly!
• The X-Men from Wolverine’s school see the events of AVX and have a choice to make...

The T-shirt kingpins at Marc Ecko Enterprises, ready for The Dark Knight Rises and general Batman mania, have launched a new series of limited edition Batman T-shirts. They're a mix of classic and modern imagery, combined with Ecko's signature urban style. Check out the complete collection at Shop Ecko.

Because breakfast needs a hero, meet The Crunchy Nut. He's Kellog's mascot for Crunchy Nut cereal, who you may have seen bust his sweet dance moves on Jimmy Kimmel Live. He's also been seen stopping traffic in Los Angeles making a scene and generally championing the cause of breakfast.

The Crunchy Nut's handlers at Kellog's have been kind enough to offer me a very cool prize pack, featuring:

• The Crunchy Nut superhero cape
• Crunchy Nut cereal
• Lickety Spoon and Spilled Milk bowl set
• Glass milk carton

They were cool enough to hook me up with a prize pack of my own, and I can attest that it's awesome. So, here's how you can enter to win one of your own.

To enter, leave a comment explaining why The Crunchy Nut should be your personal breakfast hero. Freaky breakfast superhero fiction, a true tale of your need for crunchy nutty fun in your kitchen, whatever - tell me your story. My favorite pick gets the prize package from Kellog's. Good luck!

Kinda draconian law, there. Not unlike our real-life Gotham, New York City. Of course, where Gotham is going after supervillains and their financiers, NYC is focused on protestors, minorities and, um, 20-ounce sugary beverages. Anyway, had the Dent Act been a resounding success I don't think that Bane would be coming to town, so I'm sure that it's failure is going to be part of the story of The Dark Knight Rises.

It's a popular misconception that Alan Moore isn't a fan of movies - the thing is, he's been very uncomfortable with Warner Bros. adaptations of his comics work, which is a far cry from having a problem with the medium itself. In fact, it's been announced that Moore will be working with director Mitch Jenkins on a series of short films.

Writer Alan Moore - best known for his groundbreaking graphic novels, which include; "The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen", "From Hell", "V For Vendetta" and "Watchmen" - and director Mitch Jenkins are making a series of short films. Produced by Lex in association with The Creators Project, the occult, noir flecked pieces are Moore’s first work written specifically for the screen and made with his ongoing creative involvement.

The first installment, entitled "Act of Faith", stars Siobhan Hewlett ("Sherlock", "Hotel Babylon", "Torchwood") and was recently shot in London. The second, "Jimmy’s End", will be filmed in Northampton later this summer.

Originally intended as a brief ten-minute, one-off piece, the project has evolved into a multi-layered, multi-episode narrative created by Moore and brought to life by Jenkins. The working title for the overall series is "Show Pieces".

"Act of Faith" and "Jimmy’s End" will be premiered at The Creator’s Project New York event in October 2012, then released via TheCreatorsProject.com, Vice and Intel's digital arts platform featuring original programming from leading filmmakers, musicians, artists and designers.

I really hope some enterprising designer turns this awesome, uncredited Avengers art into TF2 skins. Yet, I suspect it's more likely that a few tumblr pals of mine are going to turn this into super-nasty porn. Either way, have fun.

The mobile gaming geniuses from Gameloft are back with another Spider-Man game. They're adapting The Amazing Spider-Man into an iOS and Android game that, based on this prologue video, looks super sweet. This right here is an example of why I splurged for the new, retina iPad.

Here's a first look at Wolverine and the X-Men #13 from writer Jason Aaron and artist Nick Bradshaw, in stores July 11.

Marvel is pleased to present your first look at Wolverine & the X-Men #13! They’ve helped fight the Phoenix before, and this July – the Imperial Guard brings the might of the Shi’Ar army to Earth to take on the Phoenix Five! With his son caught in the crossfire, Gladiator must take matters into his own hands to save him. The blockbuster creative team of writer Jason Aaron and artist Nick Bradshaw bring you high-stakes action AND the secret history of Warbird in Wolverine & the X-Men #13, coming to comic shops everywhere, the Marvel Comics app and the Marvel Digital Comics Shop this July.

Here's a look at Ghostbusters #10 from IDW Publishing, in stores tomorrow (Wednesday, June 20).

It's one haunted hotspot down and three to go as the Ghostbusters head south, leaving the Motor City for the Big Easy. But ain't nothin' gonna be easy down Louisiana way for the boys in gray-Marie Laveau is back in the Quarter and lookin' to stick around! Join us as Haunted America continues... in New Orleans!