Friday, September 3, 2021
This Day in History: Digging Out
Booster Gold is often criticized for his relentless pursuit of the spotlight. But if that's all you know about Booster, you don't really understand him.
While, yes, he does want to be loved, he also really cares about helping people as we can see in the aftermath of Monarch's destruction of Metropolis' S.T.A.R. Labs headquarters building as detailed in these panels from Armageddon 2001 #2...
words by Denny O'Neil; art by Dan Jurgens, Art Thibert, Steve Mitchell, John Costanza, Adrienne Roy
...and this page from Action Comics #670...
words by Roger Stern; art by Bob McLeod, Denis Rodier, Bill Oakley, Glenn Whitmore
...both of which were released 30 years ago today!
Helping those who need help, that's the work of the real heroes. Keep up the good work, Buster!
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