FutureDude Entertainment‘s Founder and CEO, Jeffrey Morris will appear at the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con to promote the recent launch of the company’s first comic book title, Brainstorm. Morris will be appearing Thursday, July 24th to Sunday, July 27th at the booth for The Source Comics & Games from St. Paul, Minnesota (Booth #4423).

Brainstorm is a six-issue mini-series. The story follows a young scientist named Dr. Cale Isaacs who has created Project Zephyr – a successful weather control system that, after being funded by the  U.S. Military, is eventually confiscated and used on a tropical storm.When the test goes awry, the resultant hurricane grows to epic and unfathomable proportions – eventually encompassing the Northern Hemisphere. As it evolves, it appears to act out of self-preservation and even strike with purpose – becoming a raging sentient superstorm. Brainstorm will be available to the public on August 27th

Brainstorm will be followed by the launch of a second comic title from FutureDude Entertainment entitled Parallel Man. Parallel Man is a 7-issue comic book mini-series, mobile device video game, deck-builder game, and animated short film. The story follows Commander Nick Morgan — an intelligence agent from an evil version of America in an alternate universe. His government, known as The Ascendancy, has attacked and enslaved twelve other Earths and has its sights set on our world as their next target.

The Parallel Man: Invasion America comic book series will debut October 8th. It will be proceeded by Parallel Man: Infinite Pursuit animated short starring the voices of John Cho, Lance Reddick, and Ming-Na Wen.

FutureDude Entertainment also has one additional project in the works for the remainder of 2014. Oceanus is live-action short-film that will be directed by Morris in Hollywood in October. The futuristic story follows a pair of married scientists from underwater city who face the aftermath of a terrifying global disaster. The completed project will enter the international film festival circuit throughout 2015 and serve as proof-of-concept for a larger feature film.