Rob Liefeld Edition
>>23988124The Alien comic had a bunch
It's not often that you see mech made out of sand.
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>>23988315And some badass ones at that.
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Japan found out about MotU recently and it was great
>>23995565This always needed giant robot and Minolith's Shogo units.
Bumping with GO! DEXTER'S FAMILY GO!
Mytek The Mighty was a 60's British weekly comic strip that ran in the magazine Valiant, about a giant ape that appeared wholly organic from the outside but was indeed a robot, one that was semiautonomous but could also be directly piloted from inside. & it indeed fought several other giant robots & monsters. It's been fully reprinted, but if you're curious & don't feel like that "paying for stuff" bullshit,https://archive.org/details/compilation-mytek-the-mighty/
>>23995554Is Shogun Warriors (and therefore, most 70s Super Robot shows) canon in the Marvel Universe? I know Showa Godzilla is; they just don't call him Godzilla in universe.
>>24003437British comics have the coolest mechs
>>24003335What the hell is this, the Gundam equivalent of Diesel?
We all know this was the superior Western Mecha
>>24008884Exo-squad was fantastic for a cartoon of that time period. The nods to ww2 history, the treatment of collaborationism, etc impressed me when I first saw it.
Halo 4 was shit but I really liked the mantis
>>24008884>>24008916The animation budget took a nosedive in season 2. And then leaving season 2 on a cliffhanger when they didn't get renewed was a big fuck you to the audience.
>>23988124Obligatory
>>24003335Surprisingly good YAS impression
Kingdom Come had some weird characters
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You now remember that italian Donald Duck had his very own hulkbuster
>>24013783European Disney was wild
>>24013783iirc Mickey had a Grenkaiser-ish sorta guy too?
>>24013926I never cared much about Mickey so I can't say, but Donald got a fuckton of /m/ related stuff in italian comics because the artists who created the PK spinoff universe are massive weebs and /m/en.There's a few designs that are genuinely good even beyond the fact that it's stuff aimed at young children, it does help that the magazines often came in with some pretty cool /m/ toys like small hovercrafts, transforming vehicles or various action figures that kids can assemble on their own.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoYUmSyp2Kk
>>24013767Leave it to Alex Ross to come up with Mecha Beatles. They look faithfully Japanese.
>>23995845>Crystal, give me Sky Knight with Orbital Interceptor helmet! POWER XTREME!!!
>>24013783The Legs Weaver series frequently featured giant robots, and they popped up in the Sillage series occasionally.
Genuinely a pretty good show, IMO you can tell actual weebs who cared made it.
>>24015789Nathan Never also has a few mechs, some of them seemed inspired by old Kawamori's stuff outside of the various terminators.
>>24015797I was shocked when I first saw Chiro's uniform. It reminded me of Cyborg 009's original uniform design from 1966 (to be continued)
>>24015797(continued) ...but Chiro had the tribal facial marks of Bogart-sama, the second in command of the Black Ghost cabal (page 116 Cyborg 009, vol 9)
>>23995827>Minolith
The earliest Giant robot I remember from western comic books was the Fourth Sleeper from Captain America.
The Fifth Sleeper's main armament was poison gas nozzles on its left arm. It also had a pincer claw and ray-beam.
>>24024309>>24024312Jack Kirby Mechs are cool
>>24003667Amen to that
>>24024312Claws need to make a comeback.
>>24024309Speaking of which, I remember the old Captain America cartoon (the one that was mostly a slideshow) featured a Nazi superweapon in the form of a giant humanoid with wings. Utter disappointment when it turned out to be just a human-shaped flying bomb.
>>23990599The head looks like that of Xabungle.
>>24023130sexo
>>24026183The Fourth Sleeper - Jack Kirby art. Inked and colored for contrast.
>>24026426The First Sleeper was a humanoid(ish) clunk-bot. The Second Sleeper was a flying manta-ray style airobot with magnetic powers. The Third Sleeper was a skull-shaped bomb on fanjets. Once they gattaied, they were supposed to drill to the Earth;s core and explode with catastrophic results.
>>24026194One of my favorite childhood toys was "Claw" from the Ding-A-Ling line of robot toys. I liked the compound "eyes" on its "face".
>>24026194Would you consider the shredder appendages on the Z'Gok to be claws?
>>24026183Jack Kirby's "Robot Face" portrait.
>>24026183Jack Kirby's "Strike Overlord" robot, drawn fifty-six years ago.
Kronos stomping its way across the desert (1957)
Dynamo Joe is a great 15 issue comic series that from the 1980s that i really enjoy that not many know about & thus is quite cheap on ebay
One of Frank Miller's last great works, and it just so happens to be /m/.
Robbie the Robot from Forbidden Planet (1956). A high point in Western robot design.
>>24041057that reminds me I never dug into if Robert Kinoshita was 2nd gen or what
I collected this comic in the 90s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oauKCADALw
How the fuck did My Life as a Teenage Robot win an Emmy Award, but not Megas XLR?
Does One Eye's War Machine from The Thief and the Cobbler count?
