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 | | (Writer - Cash and Carry) | |  | |  Born and raised in a suburb bordering Chicago, Tim Broderick attended high school in the city, then earned a journalism degree from Eastern Illinois University, graduating in 1984 with numerous awards for cartooning.
Tim began work as a newspaper artist, but he was drawn to an emerging form embodied by Art Speigleman’s “Maus” and Fantagraphics’ “Love & Rockets” during comics’ “black and white explosion” of the mid-eighties.
When the movement died out, Tim put aside the story he had been developing: “Riot 57,” featuring an early version of his character David Diangelo.
He married his wife Kathy and they had identical-twin daughters - Elena and Nora - in 1995. But late in the ‘90s, a flood destroyed all his artwork, including “Riot 57.” He had nothing to show to his children.
That led Tim to develop a series for the web. “Lost Child” debuted in May of 2000, and quickly gained a loyal following and critical attention.
In 2002, he joined the subscription website Moderntales.com, earning enough to become a full, Active member of Mystery Writers of America.
Today, Tim has completed three graphic novels, including Something To Build On and Cash And Carry, and is working on his fourth, ”Children of the Revolution.”
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