Weathermen

You don't need a weather vane to know which way the wind blows...

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Cover to Weathermen No.2 Illustrated by Carlos Gabriel Ruiz

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Me vs. The Paper Robots Podcast!

Who will win?!? There will be blood!

Logan Naugle interviewed me about art and process, making comics, and Ink and Drink Comics, the comics collective I helped start. Hope you dig it. Cheers!

http://thepaperrobots.libsyn.com/episode-95-comic-creator-carlos-gabriel-ruiz

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Cover to Weathermen No.1 Illustrated by Carlos Gabriel Ruiz

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You don’t need a weather vane to know which way the wind blows...

Weathermen No.1 coming soon. By Carlos Gabriel Ruiz and Brandon Daniels

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Who controls the climate, controls the future.  Who controls the climate? The Weathermen.

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History is written by the winning side on the backs of their vanquished foes. At least, it used to be. 

Today, information is everywhere, and no one really knows where, when or how the narrative will shake out. George Orwell said, “Who controls the past now, controls the future. Who controls the present, controls the past.”

That’s not true anymore.

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What if I were to tell you that the tsunami that hit Fukushima was no mere accident, but a warning shot to let the world know that climate warfare was coming? 

All those tornadoes, tsunamis and hurricanes are really weapons of mass destruction aimed at our enemies and deployed strategically to protect our business and policy interests. 

Random acts of God? No. Premeditated acts of science. 

Someone has found a way to weaponize the weather.

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You’ve noticed it, haven’t you? How every year stranger and stranger things are happening with the weather? 

Massive tsunamis off of the Pacific that devastate major cities. Earthquakes that keep popping up in places not known for having much seismic activity. Tornadoes getting stronger and stronger and devastating large swaths of the Midwest and south. El Nino and La Nina, 100 year-storms happening every 5 years, and major frequent flooding of all of our coastal cities. This couldn’t all be random, could it?