Special Edition of the Gatehouse Gazette Released

All good things must come to an end but not indefinitely. Although we suspended regular publication of the Gatehouse Gazette last year, we didn’t want 2012 to go by without at least one installment of the dieselpunk and steampunk magazine. So I proudly present our thickest issue to date: a 1940s themed special edition of the Gatehouse Gazette.

The magazine has a survey of Spanish steampunk by Jose Francisco Alfaya of Decimononic; a lengthy review of Peter Tsouras’ collection of alternate history stories Third Reich Victorious by Larry Amyett of the Dieselpunk blog; a collection of forgotten technologies by Lorenzo Davia; an essay by Marcus Rauchfuß of The Traveler’s Steampunk Blog about Nazi aesthetics in the dieselpunk genre; a feature by Tome Wilson of Dieselpunks.org about dieselpunk milestones; and, as always, a Steampunk Wardrobe column by Hilde Heyvaert of House of Secrets Incorporated about noir fashion styles.

Click here or on the thumbnail to download the issue!

Tags: Gatehouse, dieselpunk, magazine, steampunk

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Comment by Dan G. on August 9, 2012 at 9:44am: GREAT article, Tome! And a GREAT Gatehouse issue!!!

Sort of glad that they didn't go with the Nazi Cyborg for Raiders, but sure wouldn't mind seeing an X-World /Sky Captain type spin-off. Maybe one of those "many missions" for Uncle Sam pulled off during the war Indy IV alluded to??? Now THAT could get interesting!

Comment by Tome Wilson on August 6, 2012 at 3:42pm: Thanks, Lord K! My article was cut down by about 33% to fit in the space, so maybe some day I'll post the whole thing here.

You should see this crazy concept art I found for Raiders of the Lost Ark. It certainly could have been a much stranger film than that one we all love.

Comment by lord_k on August 6, 2012 at 3:32pm: Hats off to Tome and Larry. Great articles. And I can only admire Mr. Ottens' energy. Probably the best Gazette ever.