Wednesday, October 12, 2022
This Day in History: Forever 90s
If anyone ever asks you what superhero comics were like in the 1990s, just show them this panel:
Shoulder pads, pouches, and armored cowls, oh my!
It probably won't surprise you to learn that panel is from Bloodbath #1, released on this date in 1993.
"Bloodlines" was the DC's annual crossover event series for 1993, and as you can see, Booster was trapped in his ungainly (and unsightly) post-Doomsday football armor at the time, which partially explains why he played such a small role in the proceedings.
Don't worry, Booster. There will be better (and better looking) days ahead.
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