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Mark Tillson
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Before I discovered the talented Mr. John Byrne, I was a huge fan of Michael Golden. His work on the original Mr. Miracle series are just great. Then I followed him to The Micronauts, and Bucky O'Hare. After Bucky O'Hare he seemed to just disappear. Michael Golden is one artist I would love to see make a come back and I would really like to know what he's been up to.
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Eric Lund
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Heard he had major eye problems and has not been able to draw...He was art director at Marvel fer awhile in the late 90's but that is the last I heard anything about him.
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Frank Strysik
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He did a bunch of stuff after Bucky O'hare. Recently he did a short in an
issue of X-Men Unlimited and an issue of Birds Of Prey a few months ago.
He still does the occasional cover.
You just have to keep your eyes open.
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Andrew Hilsmann
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The painted covers of the current Warren Ellis/Chris Sprouse six-issue sci-fi mini-series from Wildstorm are by Michael Golden too. Had not heard anything about any eye problems. Thought that was John Totleben.
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Fernando Carvalho
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Tobleben has "hand" problems that i heard. I read in the only interview that Golden gave to amazing heroes that he throws away his art...imagine what would be living next to his studio.
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John Harris
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I was also a big fan of Golden. I especially liked the Micronauts stuff, Dr Strange 55 & Avengers Annual 10 ( I highly recommend all of these gems )!
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Teod Tomlinson
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What about those rom covers? He was my fav just behind Mr. Byrne
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Teod Tomlinson
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...or his man-bat story. By far the coolest drawings I have seen of that character.
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Glenn Brown
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OT...Teod, what years did you attend Art Center? I used to work there in the Admissions dept in '97-98.
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Thomas Mets
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He worked on a few pages of Daredevil #65 a few months back.
That's his most recent work that I know of.
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Mark Tillson
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Wow! Thanks for all the info guys. I guess I have some searching for back issues to do.
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Drew Hart
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There's always this handy-dandy website to look up just about anything:
http://www.comics.org/
That should give you a pretty comprehensive list of comics he's worked on.
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