Part III, on shelves now!*breathes* Well, that's that for now, I'm off to drink more Pepsi and work on this thing some more.
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Act 1, Part IIIAct 1, Part III: Gods and Pistons Beneath the Sahara, the “Lost” Temple of SetAct 1, Part III
Doome strides triumphantly into the central chamber of the temple. He can hear the echoes of stumbling in the passages, and wastes no time. Taking rods of silver and gold from his cape, two of his minions swiftly stand in the center of the room and reassemble into a conical contraption of crystal and metal, the illusion of humanity dispersed with the fabric on the floor. Descending slowly down to the bowled center, his face shows only awe as he breathes, “The power of gods, in these hands, the
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Act 1, Part II: A set stageAct 1, Part II: The stage is set for events Fantastic Dawn, December 26th 1901 over the SaharaAct 1, Part II: A set stage
The man known as Colonel America has a death-grip on the side of the seat of a flying machine that can only be described as ‘unique’. He yells above the hiss of steam and whirring rotors to his companion, “Fury! When you said we were flying at dawn, I thought you were just using a figure of speech! When you showed me this…this…monstrosity I thought it was an amazing prank! I stepped in because I thought it would never get off the ground…”
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Character Profile: StrangeCharacter Profile: Stephen StrangeCharacter Profile: Strange
GENRE CONCEPTS Dr. Strange represents the Goth influence on Steampunk with its romanticizing of darkness, and is the mythical and magical elements of the genre personified. As such, he faces a struggle that his other versions usually make little mention of and that is the use of darker powers vs. higher entities. Strange is a study in shades of grey when it comes to morals of magic, particularly in a world of strong belief and superstition. When anything not understood or known is labeled as evil, how does one prove he is not? Where IS the line o
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Profile: The Four FantasticsCharacter Profile: The Four Fantastics!Profile: The Four Fantastics
GENRE CONCEPTS Like Doom, the reimagined Fantastic Four combine elements both of steampunk science and the fantasy elements. The similarity ends here. The Four represent specific character types and draw upon classic mythology (in this case, Egyptian instead of ‘The Four Elements Classical’) and imagery. While clearly the embodiments of these forces, Reed Richards brings a strong clock-punk aesthetic to the group as a whole (and, coincidentally, will affect America as both a country and the character as the story progresses) with hissing stea
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