THUNDERBOLTS #14 Written by Charles Soule Art by Jefte Palo, Terry Pallot, and GURU eFX Published by Marvel Comics Release Date: August 21, 2013 They are the Selfish Avengers: garbed in red and black, operating on the fringe, and motivated only by their own varied ambitions. The Thunderbolts aren’t likely to get involved in the…
Review: RED LANTERNS #22
RED LANTERNS #22 Written by Charles Soule Art by Alessandro Vitti Release date: July 31, 2013 This latest issue raises a very interesting question: Just who or what is in control of the Red Lanterns? When we last left Guy Gardner, in issue #21, he had taken down the most powerful Red Lantern ever known…
Review: RED LANTERNS #21
RED LANTERNS #21 Written by Charles Soule Art by Alessandro Vitti Release Date: June 26, 2013 It’s a brave new world for ALL the Lanterns in the wake of last month’s epic finales, and Red Lanterns is no exception. Welcoming a change to the Corps is new writer Charles Soule, who’s also bringing along a…
Interview: Charles Soule Rages On with RED LANTERNS
The Green Lantern family of books continues its brand new day in June with an all-new writer hitting the maddest, baddest corps of them all, the Red Lanterns. Joining the ranks is Charles Soule, recent new addition to DC Comics’ New 52 on Swamp Thing and regular indie creator. Charles took time out of his…
Interview: Charles Soule Turns a New Leaf with SWAMP THING
Yesterday’s issue of Swamp Thing may have wrapped up Scott Snyder and Yanick Paquette’s eighteen month run on DC Comics’ critical darling, but the adventure for the man formerly known as Alec Holland is far from over! Taking the reins of this classic horror title, once again set in the DC Universe of the New…
Review: STRANGE ATTRACTORS #1
STRANGE ATTRACTORS #1 Written by Charles Soule Art by Greg Scott Release Date: December 19, 2012 Archaia Entertainment’s Strange Attractors is the sort of book we used to see from Vertigo in the 90s. Heller Wilson, A graduate student studying complexity theory, seeks out the mentorship of an aging professor. Heller discovers that this professor…