My review for Justice League America #88 ("Rage Against the Machine") reads: "This issue is so ugly, it's almost cruel." I stand by that statement, which makes picking a favorite page in the issue difficult.

But I'm kind of partial to Booster Gold going full Killing In The Name (of) on page 14.

Kablamm, scuzzbag.

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Your Local Comic Shop will be selling Action Comics #1101 tomorrow. It seems likely, based on how Action Comics #1100 ended, that Booster will be in there. We've got to get Booster back to the present to reunite with Skeets sooner or later, right?

But the three-page preview at AIPTComics.com gives no indication one way or the other.

I'll keep you posted.

UPDATE: Yep, he's in there. Buy this issue and make Skeets happy.

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If you happened to watch the second episode of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe on HBO Max last week (as Shawn and Tony did), you might have seen this at about the 6 minute mark:

If you're very familiar with McFarlane Toys (as Shawn and Tony are), you'll recognize those out-of-focus yellow and blue blurs at the upper left are the 2022 McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Booster Gold & Blue Beetle 2-pack action figures. Mint in box, Stuart probably has them priced at $100 or more.

Stuart could certainly learn a thing or two about saving multiverses from those guys.

Give the set decorators credit: those Blue and Gold figures are just two of many DC Multiverse background references which hint at the thematically similar parallel universe-setting of this television series, which could just as easily have been called Crisis of Infinite Stuarts.

Thanks to Shawn and Tony for catching this.

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