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* The graphic novel ''[[Daisy Kutter]]'' utilizes this setting with surprisingly little ham-handedness, largely because robots appear only when it makes sense for them to do so in the plot.
* The graphic novel ''[[Daisy Kutter]]'' utilizes this setting with surprisingly little ham-handedness, largely because robots appear only when it makes sense for them to do so in the plot.
* The comicbook ''[[Iron West]]'' by Doug TenNapel, in which cowboys and Gold Rush prospectors must fight off a robot zombie uprising.
* The comicbook ''[[Iron West]]'' by Doug TenNapel, in which cowboys and Gold Rush prospectors must fight off a robot zombie uprising.
* The comic book ''[[Cowboys and Aliens (comics)|Cowboys and Aliens]]'', wherein cowboys and Indians set aside their differences because, hey, aliens are invading.
* The comic book ''[[Cowboys and Aliens (comics)|Cowboys and Aliens]]'', wherein cowboys and Indians set aside their differences because, hey, aliens are invading.
* ''Justice Riders'', a [[Justice League of America]] [[Elseworld]], in which [[Wonder Woman|Sheriff Diana Prince]] leads the flying Native American [[Hawkman|Katar Johnson]], the [[Steampunk]] engineer [[Blue Beetle|Beetle]], the maverick gambler [[Booster Gold|Booster]], the fast-drawing [[The Flash|Kid Flash]], and the extremely mysterious [[Martian Manhunter|John Jones]] against rail baron Maxwell Lord, whose plan to control the West combines Felix Faust's magic and alien (Dominator) technology.
* ''Justice Riders'', a [[Justice League of America]] [[Elseworld]], in which [[Wonder Woman|Sheriff Diana Prince]] leads the flying Native American [[Hawkman|Katar Johnson]], the [[Steampunk]] engineer [[Blue Beetle|Beetle]], the maverick gambler [[Booster Gold|Booster]], the fast-drawing [[The Flash|Kid Flash]], and the extremely mysterious [[Martian Manhunter|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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== Live-Action TV ==
== Live-Action TV ==
* ''[[The Adventures of Brisco County Jr]]'' definitely qualifies, being a Western adventure with [[Steampunk]] technology and an [[Imported Alien Phlebotinum]] "orb".
* ''[[The Adventures of Brisco County Jr]]'' definitely qualifies, being a Western adventure with [[Steampunk]] technology and an [[Imported Alien Phlebotinum]] "orb".
* ''[[The Wild Wild West (TV series)|The Wild Wild West]]''. The series is the [[Ur Example]] of this genre.
* ''[[The Wild Wild West (TV series)|The Wild Wild West]]''. The series is the [[Ur Example]] of this genre.
* ''[[Legend (TV series)|Legend]]'' (the TV series starring Richard Dean Anderson and John de Lancie)
* ''[[Legend (TV series)|Legend]]'' (the TV series starring Richard Dean Anderson and John de Lancie)
* The ''[[Firefly]]'' verse , though nominally a [[Space Western]], could also be considered a [[Standard Sci Fi Setting]] [[X Meets Y|crossed with this]].
* The ''[[Firefly]]'' verse , though nominally a [[Space Western]], could also be considered a [[Standard Sci Fi Setting]] [[X Meets Y|crossed with this]].


== Music ==
== Music ==
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== Video Games ==
== Video Games ==
* ''[[Wild Arms]]''
* ''[[Wild ARMs]]''
* ''[[Phantasy Star Zero]]''
* ''[[Phantasy Star Zero]]''
* ''[[Gun Mute]]'', a piece of interactive fiction by C.E.J. Pacian.
* ''[[Gun Mute]]'', a piece of interactive fiction by C.E.J. Pacian.
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* The 90s animated series ''[[The New Adventures Of Zorro]]'' had Diego fighting [[Steampunk]] cyborgs and magical foes. To even the odds, [[Magical Native American|Grey Owl]] provided Zorro with his own magical assistance, and Barnardo was reinvented as a [[Gadgeteer Genius]].
* The 90s animated series ''[[The New Adventures Of Zorro]]'' had Diego fighting [[Steampunk]] cyborgs and magical foes. To even the odds, [[Magical Native American|Grey Owl]] provided Zorro with his own magical assistance, and Barnardo was reinvented as a [[Gadgeteer Genius]].
* ''[[Teen Titans (animation)|Teen Titans]]'' had this setting briefly during a [[Trapped in TV Land]] episode.
* ''[[Teen Titans (animation)|Teen Titans]]'' had this setting briefly during a [[Trapped in TV Land]] episode.
* ''[[Batman: The Animated Series|Batman the Animated Series]]'' featured an episode where Ra's al-Ghul tells Batman and Robin a story (featuring Jonah Hex vs. one of Ra's al-Ghul's sons) that borders on this.
* ''[[Batman: The Animated Series|Batman the Animated Series]]'' featured an episode where Ra's al-Ghul tells Batman and Robin a story (featuring Jonah Hex vs. one of Ra's al-Ghul's sons) that borders on this.
* The late-80's cartoon ''[[Bravestarr]]'' bounces between this and [[Space Western]], being set on the distant-future planet of New Texas.
* The late-80's cartoon ''[[Bravestarr]]'' bounces between this and [[Space Western]], being set on the distant-future planet of New Texas.
* In the ''[[Thundercats 2011|ThunderCats (2011)]]'' episode "The Duelist and the Drifter" the [[Adventure Town]] the Swordsmans' Town is this, with a [[Steampunk]] turbine whirring away alongside creaky wooden buildings with saloon doors, and a [[Samurai Cowboy]] [[Sword Fight]] culture that hosts a motley crowd of [[Humanoid Aliens]] and [[Petting Zoo People]].
* In the ''[[Thundercats 2011|ThunderCats (2011)]]'' episode "The Duelist and the Drifter" the [[Adventure Town]] the Swordsmans' Town is this, with a [[Steampunk]] turbine whirring away alongside creaky wooden buildings with saloon doors, and a [[Samurai Cowboy]] [[Sword Fight]] culture that hosts a motley crowd of [[Humanoid Aliens]] and [[Petting Zoo People]].
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