Micronauts (Marvel 1st Series) #41, page 4

I came in on the ground floor of the Micronauts comic book. Legend has it that Bill Mantlo was inspired by his son's new Micronauts toys, and convinced Jim Shooter--Marvel's then Editor-in-Chief--to license the property to produce comic books. I bought the first issue when it came out, featuring ground-breaking artwork by a young Michael Golden. And the artwork throughout the series was kept up to a relatively high standard, including another young newcomer in Jackson "Butch" Guice. But, along with a few other artists, Veteran Gil Kane also penciled a few issues. And the combination of Kane's pencil's and Danny Bulanadi's inks was a winning one. As may collectors know, good Micronauts pages from the first Marvel run are very hard to come by (Due in part to a very committed lover of the series who has collected the lion's share of the pages. And who can blame him!) So, I was really happy to work out a deal for this page. It is an especially striking one and has all of the main characters.