Ramon Gil

When he is not out searching Manhattan for the most authentic Mexican taco, Ramon likes to write and produce comic books for his many fans (2 if you don’t count his immediate family).

He got his first cartooning credit at the age of 10 and is still waiting to get paid for it. Despite being stiffed, he has been telling stories ever since. In some case, for highly questionable reasons.

Ramon has quite the eclectic career. Some would even say aimless. He has been an artist and a graphic designer, a college teacher, a festival organizer, a marketing entrepreneur, a sports league coordinator, a start-up project manager and a writer.

His favorite genres and themes are science fiction, espionage, government conspiracies and action/adventure with a healthy dose of humor and witty banter which he plagiarizes from conversations with people who are way smarter and funnier than he is.

Here are some high praise from his fellow writers.

"An insult to the spy genre. In fact, any genre!"

- Ian Fleming

"The author has no grasp of iambic pentameter at all!"

- William Shakespeare

"This isn't science fiction. There is no science to this writer's prognostications and the only fiction involved is his belief that he can write!"

- Jules Verne

"Even the third season of Star Trek was better than this. Wish I could put Ramon in a red shirt!"

- Gene Roddenberry

"I write about science not science fiction! This book is neither."

- Carl Sagan

"This writer's work reminds me of my book 2001 where I begin with a bunch yet-to-evolve apes. Ramon Gil could easily be one of those apes."

- Arthur C. Clarke

"The only evil plot I see here is the plot to separate the reader from their money!"

- H.G. Wells

"Truly a Frankenstein's monster of a story. Borrowed cliches patched together in the ugliest fashion."

- Mary Shelley.

"Double Plus Bad! Even Big Brother wouldn't look at this!"

- George Orwell

When not making comics, Ramon runs the Comic Arts Workshop where the motto is "We can only get better!"