The Flash 65 variant cover by Michael Golden

Loved this variant cover when I saw it this week...

By Michael Golden, very clever for The Flash. Nuff Said!

Zatanna by Michael Golden

On a Zatanna kick, here's a commission I found by Michael Golden...

Nuff Said!

Jack Kirby, Curt Swan, Wally Wood, John Byrne, Jim Steranko, etc on a Silver-Bronze Age Jam!

Another Jam piece, commissioned by Martin Greim in 1978 to 1982!  This one is a doozy, one of the few times (perhaps the only time) that Wally Wood inked Curt Swan on Superman, and this unique team-up is complemented by what some would call the two greatest penciler/inker duos in the history of comics: Kirby/Sinnott and Byrne/Austin.

• Tom Sutton - Vampirella
• Ernie Chan - Hulk
• Ramona Fradon - Plastic Man
• Kurt Schaffenberger - The Original Captain Marvel
• Jack Kirby & Joe Sinnott - Captain America
• Michael Golden & Joe Sinnott - Ant Man
• Curt Swan & Wally Wood - Superman
• Joe Staton & Dick Giordano - Wonder Woman
• John Byrne & Terry Austin - Spider-Man
• Gene Colan & Klaus Janson - Howard the Duck
• ??? & Dave Simons - Doll Man
• Jim Steranko & Joe Rubinstein - Nick Fury
• Jim Aparo - Batman

How could you not be proud to own this fine piece?  Many of them are by classic Silver & Bronze age artists: Aparo on Batman, Swan on Superman (getting Wood to ink him was a real coup), Byrne/Austin on Spider-Man and Steranko on Fury--oh my!  It was also signed by Captain America co-creator Joe Simon!  Nuff Said.

Michael Golden Batman pin-up

This 2011 illustration features Batman in a contemplative mood on a Gotham City rooftop.  Great interplay of shadow and light here, almost Toth-ian!  Nuff Said.

Michael Golden Mister Miracle cover

After Marshall Rogers left the Mister Miracle series in 1978, comic fans struck gold when the artistic team of Michael Golden and Russ Heath came onboard the title.  Not only that, Steve Gerber replaced Steve Englehart as the writer. 



This cover by Golden & Heath was for meant Mister Miracle v1 #26 in 1978.  It was never used due to the series being cancelled with issue #25.  Albert Moy owns this cover and made this comment that the piece was "colored by someone no one knows. Oh well, wish I can get the colors out."

I love the motif of the comic book page being turned to reveal Big Barda.  Perhaps they were going to have a solo Barda story as a backup tale?  Nuff Said!

Link: Albert Moy Gallery at ComicArtFans.