· Paul Guinan, Anina Bennett. Abrams, - Fiction - pages. 0 Reviews. Meet Boilerplate, the world’s first robot soldier—not in a present-day military lab or a . · A marvelous tale of the first mechanical man created in the late 19th century. Equal parts art book, graphic novel, history text--this Gump like adventure has the 3/5(3). review 2: Originally created by artist Paul Guinan and featured on a website, Boilerplate was intended for comics but instead wound up as the subject of an illustrated history of the mechanical marvel’s fictional exploits. Using a inch articulated model of this 19th century robot, Guinan and his wife Anina Bennett photoshopped the.
"Boilerplate: History's Mechanical Marvel" by Paul Guinan and Anina Bennett ( pp. Hardcover, Published by Abrams Image) is a wonderfully fun (and serious) documentation of the worlds first robot soldier. The book traces the "birth" of Boilerplate by inventor Archie Campion in and then goes on to place our iron hero at the. Boilerplate: history's mechanical marvel. Author: Paul Guinan; Anina Bennett. Publisher: New York: Abrams Image, Edition/Format: Print book: Fiction: English View all editions and formats. Summary: "Meet Boilerplate, the world's first robot soldier--not in a present-day military lab or a science fiction movie, but in the past, during. Boilerplate is a fictional robot that was originally featured on a website created by Paul Guinan in and the participation of the character in historical events fooled many into believing that these were true stories.'Boilerplate: History's Mechanical Marvel' is profusely and imaginatively illustrated with photoshopped images and line drawings featuring the robot soldier as he.
Paul Guinan, Anina Bennett. Abrams, - Fiction - pages. 0 Reviews. Meet Boilerplate, the world’s first robot soldier—not in a present-day military lab or a science-fiction movie. The husband and wife have put together the stunning Boilerplate: History’s Mechanical Marvel. The hardcover artbook, all pages and color illustrations (along with numerous black-and-white photos, sketches and scribbles), covers the fictional (yet lovingly pitched as real) life of Boilerplate, a robot soldier and adventurer, creation of inventor Professor Archibald Campion. A marvelous tale of the first mechanical man created in the late 19th century. Equal parts art book, graphic novel, history text--this Gump like adventure has the mechanical man Boilerplate moving through history but not in a way that trivializes like Gump but as a critique of the world man created as the 20th century burst into being.
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