This house advertisement for the first volume of Booster Gold appeared in a majority of books published by DC Comics with a cover date of February and March 1986. This ad was almost certainly drawn by Dan Jurgens.

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DC promoted the 1987 follow-up to the Who's Who encyclopedic maxi-series with this house advertisement, "Who's new in the DC Universe?" with art by John Byrne. This ad can be found in books published in spring 1987.

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One of many house advertisements for the Millennium mini-series and it's crossovers in late 1987, this ad features the cover to Millennium #1 by Joe Staton and Ian Gibson.

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DC promoted the second, 1988 follow-up to the Who's Who encyclopedic maxi-series with this house advertisement, "Who's Great in '88?" The advertisement can be founds in books published spring and summer, 1988. Artists unknown.

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This house ad depicting Booster Gold on the cover of Secret Origins, Volume 2, #32 was printed in 1988 reprints of Brave and the Bold in replacement of the original chapter-ending house ad. Black Canary, visible on the published cover of Secret Origins #32, is seen in this ad as a hollow outline. Art by Eric Shanower.

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This house ad promoting Secret Origins, Volume 2, #33-35 depicts Booster Gold and the Justice League International as seen on the triptych cover of those issues. The ad was published 1988 with art by Jerry Ordway and Ty Templeton.

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DC used this full page house ad to advertise 5 different Justice League publications -- Justice League America #28, Justice League: A New Beginning TPB, Justice League International Annual #3, Justice League Europe #4, and the crossover that would become the "Teasdale Imperative" -- planned for the summer of 1989. Art is by Kevin Maguire.

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The DC house advertisement for Justice League Quarterly #1 appeared in comics published for September 1990. This ad was drawn by Chris Sprouse and inked by Bruce Patterson.

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This advertisement appeared in a majority of books published by DC Comics with a cover date of May 1991. This ad was almost certainly drawn by Dan Jurgens.

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This half-page DC house advertisement features a reproduction of the cover of Justice League America Annual #5, including Booster Gold, by Steve Carr and Joe Rubinstein. (This cover was also featured in DC's May 1990 Direct Currents newsletter, issue #40.)

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This DC house advertisement for books shipping in August 1992 includes a section devoted to Justice League America Annual #6. This ad uses stock art by Dan Jurgens that includes Booster Gold.

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One of two DC Comics in-house promotions from August 1992 featuring Booster Gold was this ad for "Eclipso: The Darkness Within" storyline running through the 1992 DC annuals. This ad was drawn by Bart Sears, artist of the two Eclipso: The Darkness Within event bookend specials. Ad scanned by Eyz of G33k Life.

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This DC subscription card advertisement uses Justice League stock art by Dan Jurgens that features Booster Gold.

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In 1992, DC Comics produced a series of public service announcements (PSAs) featuring DC Universe heroes addressing the global AIDS epidemic. In one of these PSAs, Booster Gold and Blue Beetle are upbraided by teammate Fire for their ignorance and insensitivity. Based on Fire's costume, this encounter would presumably take place just prior to Justice League America #67 (cover dated October 1992). Booster Gold is notably polishing his costume with Shinola, an obsolete brand of shoe-polish, long out of production by the 1990s. This is an allusion to the popular American idiom that someone "doesn't know shit from Shinola," an insult denouncing the subject's intelligence. Clearly, the unidentified artist is indicating that Booster is foolish in his lack of understanding of the spread of AIDS.

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This public service announcement (PSA) is a redrawn version of an identical PSA released one year earlier. Based on Booster's costume, this encounter would presumably take place immediately prior to Justice League America #86 (cover dated March 1994). In the time between the two ads, both Booster Gold and Fire had lost their original powers at the hands of Doomsday. While it makes less sense that Fire would yell Booster and Beetle out of their seats than blow them out with a blast of heat, the Shinola gag works better in the new ad, as now Booster is shining a metal costume with his Shinola. [Credit to PoliteDissent.com for noting the differences in these two ads.]

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This ad with art by "extreme" artist Marc Campos was used to promote the debut of the third Justice League spin-off, Extreme Justice, in 1994. (This image provided courtesy Cosmicteams.com.)

The DC house advertisement for the second volume of Booster Gold. The art for this ad is the cover art used for Booster Gold, Volume 2, #1, drawn by Dan Jurgens and inked by Norm Rapmund. This advertisement appeared in books published by DC Comics during the late summer of 2007 and was also released as a promotional poster.

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The cover to Booster Gold #0 appears accompanying the weekly DC Nation column. The column titled "100" debuted February 13, 2008 (books cover dated April 2008). The image used was drawn by Dan Jurgens and Inked by Norm Rapmund.

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Booster Gold, Skeets, and Rip Hunter appear in the DC Nation column titled "I Come to You with News of the Future!" This column was published October 21, 2009 (books cover dated Decembe 2009). The illustration is taken directly from page 2 of Booster Gold, Vol. 2, #25, drawn by Dan Jurgens, inked by Norm Rapmund, and colored by Hi-Fi Designs.

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This DC house advertisement for Justice League: Generation Lost uses the cover art used for the 1:50 alternate cover to the first issue. The cover was drawn by Kevin Macguire and colored by Hi-Fi Designs. The advertisement appeared in books published by DC Comics in July 2010.

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DC promoted their pledge to freeze comic book prices at $2.99 with this ad titled "Drawing the Line at $2.99." Booster Gold appears in the background, between Wonder Woman's legs. The ad appeared in books published in early January 2011 and was also released as a promotional poster. Art by Ivan Reis.

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The cover to Booster Gold #40 appears in the weekly DC Nation column titled "Welcome Back DC Nation!" published December 8, 2010 (books cover dated February 2011). The image used was drawn by Chris Batista.

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DC promoted the 2011 DC Retroactive series of one-shots with three different one-page house ads. Booster Gold is included in the Kevin Maguire cover for DC Retroactive: Justice League of America - The '90s. The ad appears in books published in July and August 2011.

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This ad appeared in promotion for DC Comics' 2011 relaunch of Justice League International. The art by Aaron Lopresti and Hi-Fi Designs is the cover to the first issue of the series and is also the first appearance of Booster Gold's Jim Lee-designed costume.

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This ad listing the 52 titles debuting in August and September 2011 shows several covers. Different versions of the ad include different covers. At least one variation includes the cover to Justice League International Volume 3.

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