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* StealthPun: ''Warrior-One'', a subterranean locomotive commissioned by Lincoln that can travel undetected anywhere in the US, making it a ''literal'' underground railroad[[note]]The real Underground Railroad was a network of hidden paths and safe houses for escaped slaves.[[/note]].
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* StealthPun: ''Warrior-One'', a subterranean locomotive commissioned by Lincoln that can travel undetected anywhere in the US, making it a ''literal'' underground railroad[[note]]The real Underground Railroad was a network of hidden paths and safe houses for escaped slaves.[[/note]].[[/note]].
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* StealthPun: ''Warrior-One'', a subterranean locomotive commissioned by Lincoln that can travel undetected anywhere in the US, making it a ''literal'' underground railroad[[hottip:*:The real Underground Railroad was a network of hidden paths and safe houses for escaped slaves.]].
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* StealthPun: ''Warrior-One'', a subterranean locomotive commissioned by Lincoln that can travel undetected anywhere in the US, making it a ''literal'' underground railroad[[hottip:*:The railroad[[note]]The real Underground Railroad was a network of hidden paths and safe houses for escaped slaves.]].[[/note]].
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Soon after, AbrahamLincoln is assassinated by the treacherous Booth, and Harriet's life becomes a lot more complicated when Secretary of War Stanton comes looking for her, convinced that Harriet kidnapped Margaret, and bringing a squad of superpowered assassins to take Harriet down. Harriet has superpowers of her own though, and her fantastic allies are more than willing to lend her a hand.
One of the first stories of what author Balogun Ojetade calls steam funk, SteamPunk with black theme. Currently consists of two novellas, ''Kings'' and ''Judges'', with more planned.
One of the first stories of what author Balogun Ojetade calls steam funk, SteamPunk with black theme. Currently consists of two novellas, ''Kings'' and ''Judges'', with more planned.
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Soon after, AbrahamLincoln Abraham Lincoln is assassinated by the treacherous Booth, and Harriet's life becomes a lot more complicated when Secretary of War Stanton comes looking for her, convinced that Harriet kidnapped Margaret, and bringing a squad of superpowered assassins to take Harriet down. Harriet has superpowers of her own though, and her fantastic allies are more than willing to lend her a hand.
One of the first stories of what author Balogun Ojetade callssteam funk, Steamfunk, SteamPunk with black theme.from an African / African-American perspective. Currently consists of two novellas, ''Kings'' and ''Judges'', with more planned.
One of the first stories of what author Balogun Ojetade calls
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* GadgeteerGenius: Baas Bello. It's said his Gift is to simply knowing how to build ''anything''.
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* GadgeteerGenius: Baas Bello. It's said his Gift is to simply knowing how to build ''anything''.
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* BodySurf: The Gift of [[spoiler:John Brown, allowing him to survive in John Wilkes Booth's body long after his hanging in 1859]].
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* BodySurf: The Gift of [[spoiler:John Brown, allowing him to survive in John Wilkes Booth's body long after his hanging in 1859]].1859, in turn leaving Booth when he's no longer useful]].
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* GadgeteerGenius: Baas Bello. It's said his Gift is to simply known how to build ''anything''.
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* GadgeteerGenius: Baas Bello. It's said his Gift is to simply known knowing how to build ''anything''.
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* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion. She
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* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion. She
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* BodySurf: The Gift of [[spoiler:John Brown, allowing him to survive in John Wilkes Booth's body long after his hanging in 1859]].
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* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: In a series full of historical figures, only a few avoid this trope, namely Lincoln, his friends and family with him when he's assassinated, Andrew Johnson, and Fredrick Douglas.
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion.
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Take your pick! We've got Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, actor John Wilkes Booth, chemist Louis Pasteur (a physician in this world instead), voodoo queen Marie Laveau, [[spoiler:inventor Benjamin Banneker, abolitionist John Brown]]...
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion.
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Take your pick! We've got Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, actor John Wilkes Booth, chemist Louis Pasteur (a physician in this world instead), voodoo queen Marie Laveau, [[spoiler:inventor Benjamin Banneker, abolitionist John Brown]]...
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* CoolAirship: Baas Bello's ''Nefertiti''.
* EvilBrit: Mr. Enthwhistle, one of Stanton's hunters.
* GadgeteerGenius: Baas Bello. It's said his Gift is to simply known how to build ''anything''.
* GaslampFantasy: The SteamPunk machines are specifically created by combining magic with machinery.
* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: In a series full of historical figures, only a few avoid this trope, namely Lincoln, his friends and family with him when he's assassinated, Andrew Johnson, and FredrickDouglas.Douglas ([[spoiler:although the real Douglas has yet to appear]]).
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion. \n She
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Take your pick! We've got Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, actor John Wilkes Booth, chemist Louis Pasteur (a physician in this world instead), voodoo queen Marie Laveau, [[spoiler:inventor Benjamin Banneker, abolitionist JohnBrown]]...Brown]]...
* NeverMessWithGranny: Mama Maybelle, a villainous example. She ''tears the limbs'' off innocents hiding in a church for getting in her way.
* StealthPun: ''Warrior-One'', a subterranean locomotive commissioned by Lincoln that can travel undetected anywhere in the US, making it a ''literal'' underground railroad[[hottip:*:The real Underground Railroad was a network of hidden paths and safe houses for escaped slaves.]].
* EvilBrit: Mr. Enthwhistle, one of Stanton's hunters.
* GadgeteerGenius: Baas Bello. It's said his Gift is to simply known how to build ''anything''.
* GaslampFantasy: The SteamPunk machines are specifically created by combining magic with machinery.
* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: In a series full of historical figures, only a few avoid this trope, namely Lincoln, his friends and family with him when he's assassinated, Andrew Johnson, and Fredrick
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion.
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Take your pick! We've got Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, actor John Wilkes Booth, chemist Louis Pasteur (a physician in this world instead), voodoo queen Marie Laveau, [[spoiler:inventor Benjamin Banneker, abolitionist John
* NeverMessWithGranny: Mama Maybelle, a villainous example. She ''tears the limbs'' off innocents hiding in a church for getting in her way.
* StealthPun: ''Warrior-One'', a subterranean locomotive commissioned by Lincoln that can travel undetected anywhere in the US, making it a ''literal'' underground railroad[[hottip:*:The real Underground Railroad was a network of hidden paths and safe houses for escaped slaves.]].
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AlternateHistory: The US (and presumably the rest of the world) has SteamPunk technology, FunctionalMagic, werewolves, and [[OurZombiesAreDeader ghuls]].
HistoricalBadassUpgrade: In a series full of historical figures, only a few avoid this trope, namely Lincoln, his friends and family with him when he's assassinated, Andrew Johnson, and Fredrick Douglas.
HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion.
HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Take your pick! We've got Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, actor John Wilkes Booth, chemist Louis Pasteur (a physician in this world instead), voodoo queen Marie Laveau, [[spoiler:inventor Benjamin Banneker, abolitionist John Brown]]...
HistoricalBadassUpgrade: In a series full of historical figures, only a few avoid this trope, namely Lincoln, his friends and family with him when he's assassinated, Andrew Johnson, and Fredrick Douglas.
HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion.
HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Take your pick! We've got Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, actor John Wilkes Booth, chemist Louis Pasteur (a physician in this world instead), voodoo queen Marie Laveau, [[spoiler:inventor Benjamin Banneker, abolitionist John Brown]]...
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* AlternateHistory: The US (and presumably the rest of the world) has SteamPunk technology, FunctionalMagic, werewolves, and [[OurZombiesAreDeader [[OurZombiesAreDifferent ghuls]].
* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: In a series full of historical figures, only a few avoid this trope, namely Lincoln, his friends and family with him when he's assassinated, Andrew Johnson, and Fredrick Douglas.
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion.
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Take your pick! We've got Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, actor John Wilkes Booth, chemist Louis Pasteur (a physician in this world instead), voodoo queen Marie Laveau, [[spoiler:inventor Benjamin Banneker, abolitionist John Brown]]...
* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: In a series full of historical figures, only a few avoid this trope, namely Lincoln, his friends and family with him when he's assassinated, Andrew Johnson, and Fredrick Douglas.
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion.
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Take your pick! We've got Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, actor John Wilkes Booth, chemist Louis Pasteur (a physician in this world instead), voodoo queen Marie Laveau, [[spoiler:inventor Benjamin Banneker, abolitionist John Brown]]...
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AlternateHistory: The US (and presumably the rest of the world) has SteamPunk technology, FunctionalMagic, werewolves, and [[OurZombiesAreDeader ghuls]].
HistoricalBadassUpgrade: In a series full of historical figures, only a few avoid this trope, namely Lincoln, his friends and family with him when he's assassinated, Andrew Johnson, and Fredrick Douglas.
HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Harriet Tubman, now with a HealingFactor, lethal fighting skills, and a MasterOfIllusion.
HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Take your pick! We've got Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, actor John Wilkes Booth, chemist Louis Pasteur (a physician in this world instead), voodoo queen Marie Laveau, [[spoiler:inventor Benjamin Banneker, abolitionist John Brown]]...
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1865. Former slave and active abolitionist Harriet Tubman is on a mission from one John Wilkes Booth to rescue Booth's daughter Margaret from kidnappers demanding a ransom. With her incredible fighting skills, the little girl is rescued in no time. But Harriet has a new problem: Margaret has never heard of Booth and claims her father is Edwin M. Stanton instead.
Soon after, AbrahamLincoln is assassinated by the treacherous Booth, and Harriet's life becomes a lot more complicated when Secretary of War Stanton comes looking for her, convinced that Harriet kidnapped Margaret, and bringing a squad of superpowered assassins to take Harriet down. Harriet has superpowers of her own though, and her fantastic allies are more than willing to lend her a hand.
One of the first stories of what author Balogun Ojetade calls steam funk, SteamPunk with black theme. Currently consists of two novellas, ''Kings'' and ''Judges'', with more planned.
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Soon after, AbrahamLincoln is assassinated by the treacherous Booth, and Harriet's life becomes a lot more complicated when Secretary of War Stanton comes looking for her, convinced that Harriet kidnapped Margaret, and bringing a squad of superpowered assassins to take Harriet down. Harriet has superpowers of her own though, and her fantastic allies are more than willing to lend her a hand.
One of the first stories of what author Balogun Ojetade calls steam funk, SteamPunk with black theme. Currently consists of two novellas, ''Kings'' and ''Judges'', with more planned.
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!!This novel provides examples of: