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Friday, December 6, 2019
Looking for the Man
Earlier this week in Justice League #37, the assembled heroes of the Multiverse faced off against the minions of the Legion of Doom. It's a big fight.
art by Jorge Jimenez, color by Alejandro Sanchez
Obviously, a lot of heroes are involved, and the limited size of a comic book means that there isn't too much room for detail.
Do my eyes deceive me, or do I spot Booster Gold in the center of that army?
Booster Gold was last seen in one panel in Justice League #34 accompanying many of the same heroes seen here. Is he back? Or is this wishful thinking on my part?
Animal Man has a similar cowl with no goggles, so it might be him. He wasn't in issue #34, but he can be clearly seen in the background of issue #36 standing behind several of the figures in this very same panel.
There's just not enough clarity to the art here for me to to be absolutely sure. (Pages like these really make me appreciate all the more what George Perez was able to do with worse printing methods back in the original Crisis on Infinite Earths!)
What do you say?
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