
VILLAINS
The following list represents the 333 villains Booster Gold has encountered. Notes on methodology for the entries can be found here.
First Appearance: Booster Gold, Vol. 2, #41, 2011
First Meeting with Booster Gold: Booster Gold, Vol. 2, #41, 2011
Encounters with Booster Gold: 2
The Perforated Man appears to be an alternate future of version of Michael Jon Carter afflicted with a disease he calls Chronal Leprosy.
Booster Gold and the Perforated Man met when Guard O'Brien assigned them as cellmates when Booster served time in a 25th century prison for the crime of stealing a Time Sphere from the Space Museum.
First Appearance: Batman, Vol. 1, #181, 1966
First Meeting with Booster Gold: Heroes in Crisis #9, 2019
Encounters with Booster Gold: 2
Dr. Pamela Isley was a botanist who fell under the influence of Jason Woodrue, also known as the villainous Floronic Man. Woodrue experimented on Isley, ultimately transforming her from a human being into a plant-based creature. Driven insane by the process, Isley adopts the name Poison Ivy and begins a crusade against humanity. Her schemes are usually foiled by BATMAN.
Poison Ivy was a patient at Sanctuary concurrently with Booster Gold.
First Appearance: JLA: Classified, Vol. 1, #8, 2005
First Meeting with Booster Gold: JLA Classified #8, 2005
Membership: Evil Booster Gold, Evil G'Nort, Evil Maxwell Lord, Evil Metamorpho, Evil Oberon, Evil Sue Dibny, Tiffany
The Power Posse is the evil, alternate-universe counterpart of the SUPER BUDDIES.
After accidentally transporting his fellow Super Buddies to Hell, Booster Gold and the rest of his team arrive on an alternate-Earth, where all of their counterparts are very unpleasant people.
CHARACTERS BY NAME
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