This 1930s edition of Gatehouse Gazette has a lot of dirt and grit in it, from secret Nazi stuff to Russian dieselpunk. But it also features the elegance of the interwar period with Art Deco, radio and fashion.
Contents
- Amyett, L., “The Golden Age of Radio,” 5-6
- Brackley, I., “Gents,” 35-36
- Davia, L., “The Chronoscope,” 25
- Davia, L., “Ignition City,” 26
- Heyvaert, H., “Tales of the Nightside,” 31-32
- Heyvaert, H., “The Rocketeer” 29
- Heyvaert, H., “Up” 29
- Heyvaert, H., “Local Steampunk: Prague,” 34
- Heyvaert, H., “The Steampunk Wardrobe,” 38-39
- Ottens, N., “Dieselpunk Architecture,” 7-10
- Ottens, N., “Nazis in the Antarctic,” 22
- Ottens, N., “Jet Aircraft of the Third Reich,” 24
- Krichevsky, E., “Half Full, Half Empty: Russian Dieselpunk,” 33
- Rauchfuß, M., “Hitler’s Nightmare World Capital,” 19-20
- Rauchfuß, M., “Flüsterparty in Munich,” 25
- Rauchfuß, M., “Fistful of Reefer,” 28
- Rauchfuß, M., “Unhallowed Metropolis,” 30
- Wilson, T., “Watching the Great Crash From the Ground Floor,” 13-17
- Wyngaert, Van den, B., “Captain America: The First Avenger,” 27
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