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MICHAEL GOLDEN Michael Golden is an American comic book artist.
He first rose to prominence in the late 1970s with Marvel Comics' Micronauts series. His very distinctive style combined a rounded, almost three dimensional approach as well as realistic lighting effects and a strong grasp of facial expressions, design and anatomy. Golden's grasp of realism is further demonstrated in his attention to detail with weapons, architecture, vehicles, dinosaurs and just about anything else, as highlighted especially by his work on The Nam and his covers for The Punisher and the numerous Jurassic Park comics.
His work was prominent on a number of Marvel comic book covers throughout the late 1970s and 1980s on titles such as Doctor Strange, Rom, She-Hulk and some very obscure titles including U.S. 1, Nomad and Crystar. Golden also pencilled parts of the Marvel No-Prize Book and a Beavis and Butt-head comic. More recently, he has drawn covers for DC Comics' Nightwing, Superman: Man of Steel and Vigilante. Other memorable series he worked on included G.I. Joe and the Howard the Duck black & white magazine.
Comic books
Avengers Annual #10 (Marvel)
Bizarre Adventures #25; #28 (Marvel)
Doctor Strange #55 (Marvel)
Howard the Duck magazine #5-6 (Marvel)
Marvel Fanfare #1-4, 47 (Marvel)
Micronauts #1-12 (Marvel)
The Nam #1-13 (Marvel)
Star-Lord: the special edition #1 (Marvel) (framing sequence)
Star Wars #38 (Marvel)
X-Men Annual #7 (Marvel)
Bucky O'Hare #1-5 (Continuity Comics)
Spartan X #1-6 (Image/Topps)
Batman Special #1 (DC)
Batman Family #15-16, 18-20 (DC)
Covers
Cover of Ocean, a trade paperback collection of the series by the same name. Art by Michael Golden.Doctor Strange #55 (Marvel)
She-Hulk #8 (Marvel)
Rom #7-11; 19 (Marvel)
Marvel No-Prize Book #1 (Marvel)
Mutant X #27-28 (Marvel)
Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comic Magazine #2 (Marvel)
G.I. Joe #116 (Marvel)
G.I. Joe Yearbook #2 (Marvel)
Savage Sword of Conan #98, 101, 105, 106, 117, 124, 150 (Marvel)
Savage Tales vol. 2, #1(Marvel)
Nightwing #66-77 (DC)
Adventures of Superman #590 (DC)
Superman: Man of Steel #127-128 (DC)
Detective Comics #645 (DC)
Batman: Cyber Revolution #1-2 (DC)
Robo Dojo #1-6
Vigilante #1-4
Ocean #1-6
The X-Men companion #1 (Fantagraphics)
Posters
Merry Marvel Marching Confusion (Marvel)
based on the concept of the old fan-club; *Merry Marvel Marching Society
His take on it was a group of Marvel's characters in a walk-across the print in a bit of confusion and soon-to-be explosive melee.
This print was first available as a mail-away offer (for 50cents) found in many comics in the early 1980's. The print came folded (2 folds) along with promotional materials from other publishers and outlets.
The print was later made available in the late 1990's as a prestige edition litho with all new computerized coloring and effects.
Portfolio
Doctor Strange (Marvel)
Michael Golden's Jurassic Park Portfolio One (Image)
Michael Golden's Jurassic Park Portfolio Two (Image)
"Michael Golden's Monsters" (Image/Eva Ink 2006)
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