Marvel Entertainment is excited to announce the addition of Charles Soule as series writer for INHUMAN beginning with an All-New Marvel NOW! #1.
Beginning this April, Charles will join superstar Joe Madureira (Avenging Spider-Man, Uncanny X-Men) to introduce the world to Marvel’s newest super hero franchise. Born out of the events of INFINITY and the blockbuster INHUMANITY #1, INHUMAN will change the landscape -- and the fate -- of the entire Marvel Universe.
"Years ago, young(er) Charles made up a list of Marvel characters that would be a blast to someday write - my Marvel Dream Team, basically – and the Inhumans were on that list,” says Soule, “So getting an opportunity to work with those awesome, strange, classic characters, as well as to expand the existing mythology into cool new places is pretty extraordinary. INFINITY and INHUMANITY work as amazing springboards to new stories and new characters, and I cannot wait to create them!”
“As soon as I read Charles’ first Thunderbolts script, I knew he was going to be a star,” says Marvel Editor in Chief, Axel Alonso. “His pitch for She-Hulk proved that he thought big and would bring a lot to the world-building of INHUMAN.”
Don’t miss the incredible first issue of INHUMAN this April!
Marvel Announces Charles Soule as New Writer of INHUMAN
Am I missing something...I thought Fraction was writing this series. Or am I completely wrong in that...?
Nope, that was the plan at least
Am I missing something...I thought Fraction was writing this series. Or am I completely wrong in that...?
Nope, that was the plan at least
Hmmm *raises eyebrow* Dare I mention that Fraction quit FF to write Inhuman? What happened?
I wonder if Soule will be dropping something soon. How can he maintain 6-7 books a month, that's crazy. I'm also looking forward to his She Hulk run.
@themantisshrimp: Maybe he'll do us all a favor and drop Red Lanterns since he's making the title as horrible as possible.
@themantisshrimp: Maybe he'll do us all a favor and drop Red Lanterns since he's making the title as horrible as possible.
*makes loud farting noise* Go to hell, Soule.
I hope Bleez gets a writer you enjoy soon my friend. She deserves it.
Am I missing something...I thought Fraction was writing this series. Or am I completely wrong in that...?
Nope, that was the plan at least
Hmmm *raises eyebrow* Dare I mention that Fraction quit FF to write Inhuman? What happened?
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So now he's writing Red Lanterns, Superman/Wonder Woman, Swamp Thing, Thunderbolts, She-Hulk, AND Inhuman? Isn't he also a lawyer on the side? I'm starting to think Charles Soule is a wizard of some sort... there's no other explanation as to how he would have time for all of this.
He's writing Letter 44 too.
Soule must be a Cyborg or something. He's writing basically everything for both Marvel and DC AND is practicing law.
Waitwaitwaitwaitwait. Fraction left FF to write Inhuman...and he's not even doing it anymore?
Don't get me wrong, I love Soule as much as the next guy, but I'm just really confused. Like, when did Fraction leave Inhuman?
@joygirl, critics seem to have responded fairly well to his Red Lantern run. I can't comment on it though as I am not reading it. Out of all the books he is writing I would also guess if he decides to drop one it would be Red Lanterns.
If Charles Soule is anywhere as talented as Jeremy Soule, this should be an interesting series.
Also, is anyone else excited about the apparent return of The Hood?
@themantisshrimp: I don't give a damn what the critics think. If they say he's doing a good job then their heads are obviously so far up their own asses they can't see past his reputation. 0.2% of comic readers actually know ANYTHING about the Red Lanterns, less know everything, and Soule has made it clear that he knows absolutely nothing. His run has been a hateful mockery of everything I held dear about the characters and mythos and I want to choke him to death every time I even consider the fact that he's getting paid to write it.
I just want someone to explain the system to me. How a book can get as close to publication as solicits -- complete with a promotional campaign -- and then have a creative team change prior to a first issue. Does that mean that whatever Fraction wrote will just never see the light of day? Or that an unwritten book was being promoted vigorously? Or what?
I just added this to my pull and it's already being changed. That worries me about Marvel's actual knowledge of what they're doing with the title.
My only concern with Charles writing this book is that he'll stop writing Thunderbolts. Thunderbolts is my favorite book right now thanks to him, I was really close to dropping it before he got on.
@joygirl said:
@themantisshrimp: I don't give a damn what the critics think. If they say he's doing a good job then their heads are obviously so far up their own asses they can't see past his reputation. 0.2% of comic readers actually know ANYTHING about the Red Lanterns, less know everything, and Soule has made it clear that he knows absolutely nothing. His run has been a hateful mockery of everything I held dear about the characters and mythos and I want to choke him to death every time I even consider the fact that he's getting paid to write it.
His reputation? He's only become well known recently from what I know, and even now, Superman/Wonder Woman is his first grade A title, and Inhuman will be his next.
You need to take a deep breath and think a little about how important one man writing 5 issues of a comic franchise you enjoy is. If you don't like it then stop reading it... Don't get so worked up you lose your @#$% and spew hatred towards everyone you come in contact with. The world doesn't revolve around you unfortunately.
Your name is very misleading as well, just saying.
As long as he's still on She-Hulk and Supes/WW, then I'm good with this and will consider picking up Inhumans now. Great replacement for Fraction but still would've love to read Fraction's writing on this series.
@themantisshrimp: I don't give a damn what the critics think. If they say he's doing a good job then their heads are obviously so far up their own asses they can't see past his reputation. 0.2% of comic readers actually know ANYTHING about the Red Lanterns, less know everything, and Soule has made it clear that he knows absolutely nothing. His run has been a hateful mockery of everything I held dear about the characters and mythos and I want to choke him to death every time I even consider the fact that he's getting paid to write it.
woah chill Joygirl. It's just comics, haha
@themantisshrimp: I don't give a damn what the critics think. If they say he's doing a good job then their heads are obviously so far up their own asses they can't see past his reputation. 0.2% of comic readers actually know ANYTHING about the Red Lanterns, less know everything, and Soule has made it clear that he knows absolutely nothing. His run has been a hateful mockery of everything I held dear about the characters and mythos and I want to choke him to death every time I even consider the fact that he's getting paid to write it.
Wow....you need to get a grip.
I've been a fan of the Red Lanterns since they debuted, and I have to say, I love what Soule is doing. He's made Guy Gardener and the rest of the Reds all that more interesting.
I'm going with @hawkguy, that comment is lacking in the joy department.
I like Soule and all, but I feel like Marvel is doing Fraction wrong. This series was his idea after all.
So is he completely rewriting the story of this book, or is he still going to go by Fraction's script?
I just want someone to explain the system to me. How a book can get as close to publication as solicits -- complete with a promotional campaign -- and then have a creative team change prior to a first issue. Does that mean that whatever Fraction wrote will just never see the light of day? Or that an unwritten book was being promoted vigorously? Or what?
I just added this to my pull and it's already being changed. That worries me about Marvel's actual knowledge of what they're doing with the title.
So is he completely rewriting the story of this book, or is he still going to go by Fraction's script?
That may be a more concise approach to what I am wondering.
Either way, my interest in this book has take a significant turn to the south since this little shake-up.
@squares: I thought that was him but I wasn't sure. Well at least now he has his own powers. I'll definitely be keeping up with this book if he's in it.
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