Wednesday, IGN.com published an interview between Jesse Schedeen and Andrew Kreisberg. Most of the Q&A focuses on The CW's Arrow, which Kreisberg executive produces, but Schedeen managed to save the most important question for last:

IGN Comics: Before we end off, I wanted to ask about another show you've been working on. Back during SDCC you revealed that you were preparing to submit your first script for the Booster Gold series you're developing for SyFy. Is there any update on that show right now?

Kreisberg: [laughs] I got a little waylaid by Arrow. Booster Gold is going in in the next couple weeks before Christmas. We'll see what happens from there. It's such a different project even though they're both DC Comics properties. Booster is much more candy and popcorn, being about time travel and changing the future and being a superhero who can fly. But they're both super-fun projects. As a lifelong DC Comics fan, I am beyond blessed to be working on these projects with all these amazing characters.

Booster Gold fans certainly have something to look foward to this Christmas season! Thanks to Russ Burlingame at ComicBook.com and MetalWoman in the Boosterrific Forum for bringing this bit of good news to our attention.

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Earlier this week, I was asked whether I ever downloaded comic books from peer-to-peer networks. I admitted that yes, I did occasionally download books, but only back issues that were several years old. My friend -- who happens to be a parole officer -- asked me why I limited myself to out-of-date books, pointing out that Booster Gold wouldn't bother with such restrictions.

Obviously, comic book publishers are in business to sell comic books. They need us to buy their product, and have every right to defend their business by enforcing their copyrighted material. If we all take their comics for free from the internet, eventually there will no longer be any new DC comics.

However, if you buy a comic that you really enjoy, the publishers would want you to share that experience with your friends in the hopes of selling comics to them too. How is sharing comics peer-to-peer any different than passing your floppies to your friends over the kitchen table each week?

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--Boosterrific Blog! Seriously, the blog insert script is now rewritten and fully functional. (All my other scripts are still broken, but I figured everyone would appreciate it if I started with the important one.) New posts resume, well, today.

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The good news is that the scripts have been updated on the public side of Boosterrific.com. I think that everything is working again now. (I trust you'll let me know at webmaster at Boosterrific.com if I'm wrong.)

The bad news is that the back-end scripts are really, really broken. They had been cobbled together piecemeal over time, and sorting out that knot of tangled strings has proven really frustrating. So I decided late last night that I'll be rebuilding them from scratch.

I warn that site updates may be few and far between until I solve these problems. I hope that you will be patient with me in the meantime.

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Be aware that there will be no post on the blog tomorrow. (Why? Part holiday, part continued maintenance.) Blog posts will resume on Monday. Enjoy your weekend, Booster boosters!

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