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* In the second volume of ''ComicBook/AmazingFantasy'', one of the last characters to be introduced was a sheriff who was revived from death by [[EmergencyTransformation being turned into a cyborg]]. His "hero name" was Steam Rider, and he also had a robot horse. He has made a few cameos in group shots of Marvel's western heroes since (and eventually appeared as a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot ghostly cyborg sheriff]] in ''ComicBook/WarOfTheRealms: Journey Into Mystery'').
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This setting is unusual among the PunkPunk subtropes in that it actually predates SteamPunk, which is generally considered the ur-trope. For this we can thank ''Series/TheWildWildWest'', which pioneered the genre by thinking in terms of TheWestern meets SpyFiction (when gadget-heavy ''Film/JamesBond'' films were all the rage) -- which, in practice, ends up looking a lot like {{Steampunk}}. It is worth noting that stories in either western or steamppunk tend to fit into roughly the same time period historically -- between the mid 19th and early 20th centuries.
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This setting is unusual among the PunkPunk subtropes in that it actually predates SteamPunk, which is generally considered the ur-trope. For this we can thank ''Series/TheWildWildWest'', which pioneered the genre by thinking in terms of TheWestern meets SpyFiction (when gadget-heavy ''Film/JamesBond'' films were all the rage) -- which, in practice, ends up looking a lot like {{Steampunk}}. It is worth noting that stories in either western or steamppunk steampunk tend to fit into roughly the same time period historically -- between the mid 19th and early 20th centuries.
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* ''ComicBook/JusticeRiders'', a Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica {{Elseworld}}, in which [[Franchise/WonderWoman Sheriff Diana Prince]] leads the flying Native American [[ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} Katar Johnson]], the SteamPunk engineer [[ComicBook/BlueBeetle Beetle]], the maverick gambler [[ComicBook/BoosterGold Booster]], the fast-drawing [[Franchise/TheFlash Kid Flash]], and the extremely mysterious [[ComicBook/MartianManhunter John Jones]] against rail baron Maxwell Lord, whose plan to control the West combines Felix Faust's magic and alien (Dominator) technology.
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* ''ComicBook/JusticeRiders'', a Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica {{Elseworld}}, ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica Creator/{{Elseworlds}}, in which [[Franchise/WonderWoman Sheriff Diana Prince]] leads the flying Native American [[ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} Katar Johnson]], the SteamPunk engineer [[ComicBook/BlueBeetle Beetle]], the maverick gambler [[ComicBook/BoosterGold Booster]], the fast-drawing [[Franchise/TheFlash Kid Flash]], and the extremely mysterious [[ComicBook/MartianManhunter John Jones]] against rail baron Maxwell Lord, whose plan to control the West combines Felix Faust's magic and alien (Dominator) technology.
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* ''VideoGame/GunMute'', a piece of interactive fiction by C.E.J. Pacian.
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* ''VideoGame/HornOfTheAbyss'', a GameMod for ''VideoGame/HeroesOfMightAndMagicIII'', introduces the Factory town, which has this aestetics. Its native soil is Wasteland, and it fields Gunslingers with the QuickDraw ability and {{Wild West Armadillo}}s alongside steam-powered {{Spider Tank}}s and MiniMecha.
* ''VideoGame/HornOfTheAbyss'', a GameMod for ''VideoGame/HeroesOfMightAndMagicIII'', introduces the Factory town, which has this aestetics. Its native soil is Wasteland, and it fields Gunslingers with the QuickDraw ability and {{Wild West Armadillo}}s alongside steam-powered {{Spider Tank}}s and MiniMecha.
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* The ComicBook/{{New 52}} ''All-Star Western'' title is often Cattlepunk, with ComicBook/JonahHex dealing with various proto-superhero tropes and SteamPunk villains. The back-up strip ''19th Century Comicbook/{{Stormwatch}}'' starting in #17 is very Steampunk.
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* The ComicBook/{{New 52}} ''All-Star Western'' ''ComicBook/AllStarWestern'' title is often Cattlepunk, with ComicBook/JonahHex dealing with various proto-superhero tropes and SteamPunk villains. The back-up strip ''19th Century Comicbook/{{Stormwatch}}'' ComicBook/{{Stormwatch}}'' starting in #17 is very Steampunk.
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* The first issue in the lost in time arc of IDW's ''[[Comicbook/GhostbustersIDWComics Ghostbusters]]'' ("Displaced Aggression") is Peter Venkman with a poncho, cowboy hat, and steam-powered proton pack, cleaning up a small town menaced by ghostly outlaws.
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* The first issue in the lost in time arc of IDW's ''[[Comicbook/GhostbustersIDWComics ''[[ComicBook/GhostbustersIDWComics Ghostbusters]]'' ("Displaced Aggression") is Peter Venkman with a poncho, cowboy hat, and steam-powered proton pack, cleaning up a small town menaced by ghostly outlaws.
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* The comicbook ''ComicBook/IronWest'' by [=Doug TenNapel=], in which cowboys and Gold Rush prospectors must fight off a robot zombie uprising.
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* ''[[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 Secret Wars]]'': One of the sections of Battleworld is "Marvel 1872", where Sheriff [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Steve Rogers]] and alcoholic inventor [[ComicBook/IronMan Anthony Stark]] defend the town of Timely from evil Mayor Wilson Fisk. Bonus points for Anthony Stark inventing an actual steam powered version of Iron Man's armor.
