I never need a good reason to showcase a sweet Booster Gold sketch, so set your eyes on this beauty by Denis Medri.

Medri is an Italian illustrator who posts as DenisM79 on DeviantArt.com, where you can see more of his work.

And if that's not enough Booster Gold fan art for you, check out Dalton Barrett's Instagram page, Barret.Digital, where he has envisioned DC Comics characters played by 1950s movie icons, including Elvis Presley as Booster Gold.

Thumbs up, guys.

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I have sung the praises of Ross Pearsall's Super-Team Family Presents... covers for years. And I'll keep doing it so long as Ross continues to create such masterpieces as this, the latest to feature RoboFoce, Skeets' all-robot action team!

Issue #2450 was the sixth RoboForce cover appearance. Since I have only shown 3 of them, I'll correct that oversight now by adding the two I missed.

I particularly love that all of these feature a different Skeets model.

Click on any of these covers to visit BraveAndBoldLost.blogspot.com and see more of Pearsall's imagination at work.

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Artist Derec Donovan has drawn Ame-Comi Girls and Batman '66 for DC Comics. And now he's drawn Booster Gold, too.

Donovan posted this recent commission on Twitter as @DerecDonovan74. If you like what you see, you might want to know that he's still taking orders for Christmas commissions through December 15.

Good work, Derec.

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Booster Gold jumps into action in this fan art by illustrator Dave Bardin.

You can find more of Mr. Bardin's excellent work on DeviantArt.com or DaveBardin.com.

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I first re-published the following image from Ross Pearsall's incomparable Super-Team Family Presents... blog back in 2017, but it's even more appropriate today.

Lee has oft been accused of seeking the limelight at the expense of others, a personality flaw that should be painfully familiar to Booster Gold fans. Whatever faults he might have had, Lee was a master storyteller and promoter, and I shudder to think of what American superhero comics might now be if not for his contributions to the medium. Thanks, Stan.

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