
Media: music
"Why should I let myself be used for the profits of others?"
—Booster Gold, Booster Gold #16, 1987
The chronological adventures of Booster Gold have been depicted exclusively in comic book form, however the character has escaped the 4-color pages of comic books to appear in a variety of other media. Surely this would make Booster quite proud.
SELECT MEDIA TYPE
Spoiler Alert! is a digital music album released in August 2010 featuring three tracks: "Batman," "Blue Beetle," and "Booster Gold." The songs were written and performed by Dyan Valdes, Keith TOTP and Eddie Argos. The album is available for download from CorporateRecords.co.uk.
Booster Gold is not referenced on any of the 31 tracks of The Music of DC Comics: 75th Anniversary Collection, primarily because the character has never had his own television show theme song (yet). However, Booster is seen among the 79 DC comic book characters pictured on the interior back tray card art. The Music of DC Comics: 75th Anniversary Collection was released by Water Tower Music (a branch of DC Comics' parent company, Warner Brothers).
"Nerdcore" rapper Adam WarRock included an entire song dedicated to Booster Gold on his latest album, You Dare Call That Thing Human?!. The song, appropriately titled "Booster Gold," features supporting vocals by Mikal kHill. The album is available for digital download at adamwarrock.bandcamp.com beginning on February 13, 2012.
The Corps are a Canadian punk band whose album, Tales From 2814, pays affectionate homage to DC Comics. Tracks include "Booster Gold", "Supergirl", and "Identity Crisis." The songs were performed by Dan Garrison, Dan Stenning, Andrew Pederson, and Ronnie Ellis. The album, which contains explicit lyrics, is available via Spotify.
Music From My Bedroom Walls by Jacob Pence is an AcousTic Media Productions album. The song "The Ballad of Booster Gold" is available via YouTube.com.
In addition to an overt reference to Booster Gold's costume on the cover art, artist Namoratron explicitly mentions Booster repeatedly in the chorus of the song "The Kind of World We're Living In" on the EP Rock'n'Roll Justice. The album is available on many streaming services and the song can be heard on YouTube.com.
SPOILER WARNING: The content at Boosterrific.com may contain story spoilers for DC Comics publications.
Booster Gold, Skeets, and all related titles, characters, images, slogans, logos are trademark ™ and copyright © DC Comics unless otherwise noted and are used without expressed permission. This site is a reference to published information and is intended as a tribute to the artists and storytellers employed by DC Comics, both past and present. (We love you, DC.) Contents of this page and all text herein not reserved as intellectual property of DC Comics is copyright © 2007-2025 BOOSTERRIFIC.com. This page, analysis, commentary, and accompanying statistical data is designed for the private use of individuals and may not be duplicated or reproduced for profit without consent.