(For those unaware of my little hurricane characters, the red one is Carla, the black one is the 1900 storm, the purple one is Camille, and the one with the helmet is the 1935 Labor Day Hurricane.)
Some Old But Relevant Hurricane Art
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Some Old But Relevant Hurricane Art
I made this comic several years ago so it's not drawn quite as well as my more recent stuff but given the upcoming weather for South Texas it seems oddly prescient:
(For those unaware of my little hurricane characters, the red one is Carla, the black one is the 1900 storm, the purple one is Camille, and the one with the helmet is the 1935 Labor Day Hurricane.)
(For those unaware of my little hurricane characters, the red one is Carla, the black one is the 1900 storm, the purple one is Camille, and the one with the helmet is the 1935 Labor Day Hurricane.)
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I know I can't straddle the atmosphere...just a tiny storm in your teacup, girl.