Friday, April 29, 2011
Operators Are Standing By
Do you have holes in your Booster Gold collection? Do you like to read comics but you hate all that cumbersome paper? Then have I got a deal for you!
From yesterday through Sunday morning, DC is offering a huge selection of digital comics from 2005-2007 for sale at a mere 99¢ each at Comixology. Since these comics are the nearly complete Infinite Crisis and 52 storylines, they also happen to contain the resurgence of Booster Gold! The available comic books featuring appearances by Booster Gold are
- Countdown to Infinite Crisis #1 (Booster Gold gets a contract to sell sunglasses!)
- The OMAC Project #1-6 (Booster Gold attacks Batman!)
- Infinite Crisis #2, 4-7 (Booster Gold gets a new costume!)
- The OMAC Project Special #1 (Booster Gold flies away!)
- 52 #1-8, 10, 15, 20, 22, 24-25, 31, 33-37, 50-52 (Booster Gold dies and saves the universe!)
- World War III #2 (Booster Gold visits the Leaning Tower of Pisa!)
Sure, you could buy the issues that don't include Booster Gold, but why would you want to? (I mean, unless you also want the issues where Max Lord is killed. Or maybe you like to read complete stories. Whatever.)
You can find the whole list of comics for sale on DC's Source Blog here, and the Comixology DC Store here.)
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Thursday, April 28, 2011
Goodbye, Generation Lost...
With Justice League: Generation Lost finally wrapping up, it looks like Booster Gold is back to one appearance a month in his solo series. We've gotten spoiled after several months of 3, even 4 Booster Gold appearances in a month. So sad.
But what's with these persistent rumors that I keep hearing about an upcoming series...?
Click here to reveal major spoiler.
(Don't peek unless you've read Justice League: Generation Lost #24.)
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
New Releases: Generation Lost #24
Here comes the big finish! The final issue! The long-awaited battle between Booster Gold and Maxwell Lord! Justice League: Generation Lost #24 is scheduled to hit stands today (alongside Brightest Day #24), wrapping up the year-long mega-series. At 48 pages, it's 50% longer than the previous 23 issues, but at $4.99, it's also 66% more expensive. At least that's still cheaper than a gallon of gas! Buy it and make Skeets happy.
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Booster Gold on YouTube!
It seems like for the past few months, I've been inundated with messages exclusively about Smallville, so I'm kind of surprised that no one had called this fan film posted to YouTube at the end of February to my attention yet.
I love the idea of mimicking a low-budget 1986 video, but at least put a collar on Booster! The theme song by Kristopher Fulton is Boosterrific but also dangerously infectious! (I simply can't get it out of my head.)
The video was made by a group of fans and video students calling themselves Super Unofficial. The official Super Unofficial website is here, but you can find their related Booster Gold and other hero videos (including Black Canary, Superman, and the Shadow) at youtube.com/SuperUnofficial.
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Monday, April 25, 2011
Booster Gold on TV!
I trust that if you were a loyal Booster Gold fan, you saw him on TV with your other favorite superheroes on Friday night. It was pretty awesome seeing some hero-versus-hero action with Booster Gold and the Blue Beetle. And the fact that they were both vampires? Fantastic.
Of course I'm talking about Batman: the Brave and the Bold episode "Shadow of the Bat!" The episode was written by J.M. DeMatteis, who better to have scribe the adventures of the entire JLI, including Fire and Ice. And unlike some other shows on Friday night, this Blue Beetle didn't look like an oversized Go-Bot.
Speaking of that other show, Tv By The Numbers (tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com) reports that an estimated 2,230,000 people watched Booster Gold on Smallville this past week. I have to wonder how many million people in the world even knew who Booster was before that episode. Consider in comparison that even the top-selling comic books so rarely sell more than 100,000 copies of their best issue anymore! (And far, far fewer ever visit Boosterrific.com!)
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