True Blood returns Sunday night with the Season 5 premiere episode and we have brand new photos for you to check out. The photos below are part of Entertainment Weekly's special feature on True Blood. If you're a big fan of the show, keep an eye out for the latest issue of EW. There are 11 variant covers, each featuring an actor from the main cast.

(**Spoiler Warning**) Episode #49: “Turn! Turn! Turn!” - Sookie (Anna Paquin) and Lafayette (Nelsan Ellis) struggle with the aftermath of Tara’s (Rutina Wesley) shooting, while also cleaning up after Debbie Pelt. Meanwhile, Bill (Stephen Moyer) and Eric (Alexander Skarsgård), cleaning up a mess of their own, are visited by the Vampire Authority, one of whom is Nora (Lucy Griffiths), a woman from Eric’s past. In search of the missing Marcus, Alcide’s (Joe Manganiello) werewolf pack comes after Sam (Sam Trammell). With Bill away, Jessica (Deborah Ann Woll) enjoys her new freedom by partying with local college kids; Jason (Ryan Kwanten) is visited by the recently turned Rev. Steve Newlin (Michael McMillian); Terry’s (Todd Lowe) PTSD is reignited by Patrick Devins (Scott Foley), an old Iraq War buddy; and Alcide turns up at Sookie’s to warn her about the recently resurfaced Russell Edgington (Denis O’Hare).

The first episode of True Blood starts on Sunday, June 10th at 9:00pm. If you missed out on our recent True Blood news, we have videos, a photo gallery, and character posters:

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