Media: pins
"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.
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A 1-1/8 inch blue and gold metal pin with logo by Todd Klein was given away free by DC Comics in 1985 to direct market distributors to promote the release of the new series, Booster Gold Volume 1. (Image provided by Mike Harlow.)
To promote the release of Justice League Spectacular #1, DC Comics gave away a lenticular yellow metal pin to direct market distributors. The pin features the series title logo and art by Dan Jurgens. (Image provided by Once Upon a Geek.com.)
Fansets released a "Booster Gold Classic" and a "Booster Gold New 52" in their line of licensed 2-inch DC Comics Originals Microjustice enamel character pins in 2017. Despite their names, the pins actually depict Booster's original Mark I and collarless Mark I.v2 power suits in two different shades of yellow. (Release noted by The Blot.)
Daniel Sampere's art from page 21 of DC All In Special #1 (including Skeets) was adapted into an enamel pin from shop.dc.com that was available exclusively to customers at the DC Comics booth during the 2025 Comic-Con International in San Diego. The 1-3/4 inch pin was sold for $15, and was provided as a giveaway to attendees of the "DC All In panel" on Thursday, July 24, 2025. (Information provided by Richard and Steve.)
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