Based on the actual, and slightly altered, name of the thread:

"Blank Nazis" - cloning taken to the extreme, with human "blanks" created out of the finest Ayrian genetic code and imprinted with the thought-patterns of the perfected Warrior Class, utilizing Super-Science! Unfortunately, they have no faces - couldn't quite figure that part of the DNA code out, but we'll get to it in the Mk. IIIs.

And...

"Blink Nazis" - the German attempt to copy the equally faulty Philadelphia Experiment results in a division of SS troopers (well, those who lived) being shifted seemingly at random through time and space. A big headache for the Time Patrol upstream, or - given time (ha!) to perfect and re-create the machine and process that led to their temporal exile - a secret weapon sure to doom the Allied cause and lead to the birth of the Million-Year Reich. (Alternately, the shifting is only through space and not time, resulting in Nazi super-spies who can appear inside sealed vaults, top-secret research labs, and even the White House! How will the Allies defeat the enemy when they can appear and disappear in the blink of an eye!)

I'd alter the setting of Shock Waves a little... have the flooded submarine full of Nazi water-zombies parked off of Manhattan and doing the bidding of a mad Nazi scientist who is trying to resurrect Hitler.
The scientist's lair is in the abandoned train tunnels under Penn Station and Hitler's brain is currently living in the body of an enormous Orangutan who is also a pimp and occasionally accompanies the zombies when they are out on expeditions to gather more parts for building the uberfuhrer.
The apefuhrer's harem of women are all kung fu experts.

The players are all members of a motorcycle gang who resent the apefuhrer moving into their territory. At some point the apefuhrer's scientist tries to turn them into mind-slaves but they end up turning into werewolves instead.

Did I mention this all takes place during the 70s? Lots of disco music and cocaine and polyester pants...

The thule society searches time and space for people 'just like them'. They find the Drow.

Cue clash of black and white. Whoever looses, we win.

(Edit: Minor rant against the endless tide of 'reformed good Drow'. Of course, you don't see the same thing with Orcs. Orcs are ugly. And green. And therefore aren't repressed by writers...)