HEROES
The following list represents the 583 heroes Booster Gold has encountered. Notes on methodology for the entries can be found here.
First Appearance: Jurassic League #1, 2022
First Meeting with Booster Gold: Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Vol. 4, #13, 2024
Membership: Aquanyx, Batsaur, Boostersaurus, Firesaurus, Flashraptor, Green Torch, Supersaur, Wonderdon
The Jurassic League are a team of super-powered humanoid dinosaurs with powers, costumes, and names similar to familiar Justice League members AQUAMAN, BATMAN, FLASH, GREEN LANTERN, SUPERMAN, and WONDER WOMAN.
Booster Gold first met the Jurassic League when he had an accident with his Time Sphere in 65 million B.C.E., then he encountered their future counterparts in the 25th century.
Membership: Skyrocket
After Morgain Le Fey has transformed the world by removing BATMAN, SUPERMAN, and WONDER WOMAN from history, the transformed heroes of Earth unite as the Justice Society International and the Justice Arcana to combat Le Fey's plans.
When Superman restores the Earth's proper history, Booster Gold finds himself alongside the heroes both familiar and new (Skyrocket).
First Appearance: The Brave and the Bold #28, 1960
First Meeting with Booster Gold: Justice League #4, 1987
Membership: Atom II, Aztek, Black Canary II, Black Condor II, Big Barda, Captain Marvel, Crimson Fox, Doctor Fate I, Doctor Light IV, Huntress II, Ice Maiden I, L-Ron, General Glory, Glenn Gammeron, Maya, Oracle, Power Girl, Ray II, Red Tornado, Zauriel
The Justice League was a team composed of the greatest heroes of the modern era. Following the difficulties of the Legends event, a need was recognized for the return of the Justice League of America. By manipulating events, MAXWELL LORD was able to establish a team of heroes which earned UNITED NATIONS sponsorship. For several years, a constantly shifting line-up of heroes operated from JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL EMBASSIES across the globe. In recent years, the Justice League has operated without a United Nations mandate in order to avoid the political problems that accompany such a sponsorship.
Booster Gold was hand-picked by Maxwell Lord to add power to his fledgling League. As Booster's business and personal life disintegrated around him, the Justice League became his home and family (and considering the case of Power Girl's Cat, also his pets).
First Appearance: Justice League 3000 #1, 2014
First Meeting with Booster Gold: Justice League 3000 #11, 2015
With the 31st-century universe in disarray, Terrance Magnus and his sister Terri used the genetic manipulation facilities of Cadmusworld to reanimate the long dead Justice League.
Booster Gold and BLUE BEETLE II were found in suspended animation on the planet Takron-Galtos. Sheriff Tariq helped the pair survive an attack by Blue Beetle IV and later had the pair sent to Cadmusworld to be used against the rebelling Justice League.
First Appearance: All-Star Comics #3, 1940
First Meeting with Booster Gold: Justice League Europe #50, 1993
Membership: Atom I, Doctor Fate II, Doctor Fate IV (and Fate's hosts Kent Nelson and Inza Nelson), Doctor Fate V, Doctor Mid-Nite I, Doctor Mid-Nite II, Dyna-Mite, Flash I (see FLASH), Green Lantern I, Hawkman I (see HAWKMAN), Hourman I, Jakeem Thunder, Jesse Quick, Johnny Quick, Johnny Thunder, King Chimera, Lightning, Mister Terrific II, Sand, Sandman I, Stargirl, Starman I, Starman VII, S.T.R.I.P.E., Thunderbolt, Wildcat I
The first major team of super heroes, the Justice Society of America has been active off and on since World War II. Membership is largely determined by heredity, and many current members the descendants of previous members.
Unhappily, Booster Gold's first experience with the Justice Society was when they were mind-controlled into working for the villain SONAR. Since that time, Booster has worked with several incarnations of the team, both young and old.
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