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Pat Broderick

Pat Broderick is a craftsman's craftsman, with a detailed, expressive style — large emotive eyes, dynamic figures and carefully staged action — that openly carries the influence of Michael Golden. He moved fluidly between Marvel and DC across the 1980s and early 1990s, and his clean storytelling made him a dependable anchor on high-profile titles.

His work threads through several collectible runs. He co-created The Fury of Firestorm with Gerry Conway and drew the Micronauts, both natural fits for omnibus collection, while his Captain Atom and Green Lantern volume 3 launches defined those DC relaunches. He also drew the influential Batman: Year Three, which introduced Tim Drake, and the cyberpunk Doom 2099.

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Micronauts: The Original Marvel Years Omnibus Vol. 1

Micronauts: The Original Marvel Years Omnibus Vol. 1

The book that finally brings Marvel's cult Micronauts back into print from the very first issue. Bill Mantlo built a full cosmic mythology out of Mego's toy line, and Michael Golden's landmark art made it one of the most striking Marvel debuts of its era. This first omnibus gathers the run's opening arcs, from the flight out of the Microverse to the Baron Karza war, long expensive and hard to find on the back-issue market.
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Micronauts: The Original Marvel Years Omnibus Vol. 2

Micronauts: The Original Marvel Years Omnibus Vol. 2

This second omnibus opens with the explosive six-part origin of the Microverse, then follows Commander Rann and his rebels as they race to find three keys and stop the mad King Argon, cross into the X-Men's Danger Room pursued by the metamorph Huntarr, and confront the returning Baron Karza. It gathers the deep-cut stretch of Bill Mantlo's cult run that Marvel kept out of print for decades, drawn by Pat Broderick, Gil Kane and Butch Guice.
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For collectors, Broderick represents a specific era of American superhero craft — pre-digital, deeply drawn, story-first. His runs reward reading in full hardcover, where the consistency of his layouts and the density of his linework hold up across an entire saga. If you collect the classic Marvel and DC of that period, his art is part of the foundation.

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