Dieselpunk + Steampunk Culture
G.I. Joe and Transformers go WW2
Being a big fan of the GI Joe line from the 80s (was a collector till some years but kept only about 20 mint-toys nowadays) and also a fanatic comic reade, I just have to show you this. A shame I hadn't thought of this earlier ;)
The "G.I. Joe vs. Transformers Dreamwave" mini-series
This series took place in its own continuity set in World War II. The Transformers & GI Joe's all had completely different which were appropriate to the 1940's:
Here, Cobra had discovered and awakened the Decepticons, reformatting their vehicle modes into 1940s era war vehicles and weapons. The two evil forces conquered much of Europe in an alternate version of World War II. G.I. Joe, here a group of American infantry men, find the Autobots who aid them in stopping both Cobra and the Decepticons.
http://www.yojoe.com/comics/tranjoe/
The "G.I. Joe vs. Transformers Dreamwave" mini-series
This series took place in its own continuity set in World War II. The Transformers & GI Joe's all had completely different which were appropriate to the 1940's:
Here, Cobra had discovered and awakened the Decepticons, reformatting their vehicle modes into 1940s era war vehicles and weapons. The two evil forces conquered much of Europe in an alternate version of World War II. G.I. Joe, here a group of American infantry men, find the Autobots who aid them in stopping both Cobra and the Decepticons.
http://www.yojoe.com/comics/tranjoe/
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Permalink Reply by Hayen Mill on -
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Permalink Reply by Tome Wilson on -
Nice artwork! The steampunk Transformers book from a few years back was a bore, but the artwork alone may save this one.
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Permalink Reply by TheBoyWhoLived on -
This is great! ..and yes, the artwork is incredible! I'd love to see some animated shorts in this style..
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Permalink Reply by Beauregard on -
Here is some of the actual inside comic art:
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Permalink Reply by Beauregard on
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there has been a new animated installement of GI Joe. unfortunately not set in this dieselpunk setting, but way better than the (still nostalgically loveable to me) cartoons of the 80s. It's a 10 episode mini-series. You can view all on youtube. here's part one:
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