COVER CONTEST, 13 - 19 July: Steampunk

[nx01a]

[Shalla Bal]

[LordMikel]

I think this cover best depicts the Steampunk of this series.

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[Tami]

[Jack Dracula]

Dang-it Tami, I figured I'd be the only one here who remembered that series.

[Jack Dracula]

[Tami]

Dang-it Tami, I figured I'd be the only one here who remembered that series.

Actually, you are. Most of the ones that fit this theme that I was familiar with had been taken, so I did a search and found this. Of course, now I have to find a way to read it.

[Jack Dracula]

I still have several issues in my collection. As I recall it was pretty good. There was a series related to it called Teknophage that was pretty interesting too. Art by Brian Talbot I think.

[MRP]

Actually, you are. Most of the ones that fit this theme that I was familiar with had been taken, so I did a search and found this. Of course, now I have to find a way to read it.

Some of those Gaiman series with Tekno Comics were rereleased as trades just a couple of years back by another publisher. I know our local library had gotten them in as they order anything Gaiman related, so they may still be available to order some places. I had some of those when they came out, but I think the only Tekno series I still have is the Mickey Spillane Mike Danger stuff.

-M

[seismic-2]

Tigers and Traitors is the title of the second part of a 2-volume 1880 novel by Jules Verne that is collectively titled The Steam House (La Maison à vapeur). It's the story of a group of British colonials in India who undertake a journey in a mechanical, wheeled house that is pulled by a mechanical, steam-powered elephant.



Here is an illustration from the original 1880 novel.

[Iron Maiden]

Naturally, Doctor Doom has tried out this look..... art by the underrated Patrick Zircher.

[Stony]

[Kai "the spy"]

[Scott Taylor]

Remember that time Apocalypse took over everything and turned the world into a Steampunk world??

[Ajax_X]