Charles Soule

@charlessoule.bsky.social

You may know me from having written something you’ve read. (Lots of Star Wars & Marvel, including LIGHT/TRIALS OF THE JEDI, Daredevil, Wolverine etc. Also my own stuff - THE LUCKY DEVILS, EIGHT BILLION GENIES, UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY, SHROUDED COLLEGE…)

A thing I choose to forget until every time I visit London: Visiting London sure does vacuum up money. Specifically, mine. Constant sticker shock. (And I live in NYC!) ((It’s great here, though. The value proposition is pretty solid.))

Update: have been stuck on a broken northbound train for approaching two hours that I have been informed will be towed back to the nearest station. I assume the nearest station will somehow end up being Artist’s Alley.

Charles Soule@charlessoule.bsky.social · last wk.

Adios, NYCC, see you next year. This was a good, very intense one. Didn’t make it up to the main show floor even once. Other than panels, lived in Artist’s Alley the whole time. Or maybe “lived”

Adios, NYCC, see you next year. This was a good, very intense one. Didn’t make it up to the main show floor even once. Other than panels, lived in Artist’s Alley the whole time. Or maybe “lived”

Unfortunately, I'm under the weather so I won't be at NYCC, but please check out the Lucasfilm Publishing panel on Friday at 11am & the Mad Cave panel on Sunday at 1:45pm. Both have amazing creators & reveals! And don't forget about our Forbidden Planet signing on Friday night. Have fun without me!

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Not going to NYCC, but in New York Friday and still want to hang out and Star Wars with me and many luminaries from the galaxy far far away, we’re doing a free signing event at Forbidden Planet from 6-8 PM! Check it out!

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New York Comicon starts for me, oh yes, that’s right - TONIGHT. It’s going to be a long one and I’m not sure how much of me will remain once NYCC opens to the public Thursday morning, but I’ll do my best. See you in Artist Alley, at panels, and out on the town. Can’t wait!

We cut school to catch an opening day screening of RETURN OF THE JEDI in 1983. Didn’t get in trouble because the school principal *also* skipped school for the same screening - we cut a Mutually-Assured Don’t Rat The Others Out™ pact… :)

Began the most terrifying month of the year by rewatching THE GUEST (2014) (which while not a textbook horror flick, is set at Halloween, so close enough.) Weird and charming picture by Adam Wingard, with a particularly good lead performance by Dan Stevens. 90s throwback delight.