SUPPORTING CHARACTERS
The following list represents the 246 supporting characters Booster Gold has encountered. Notes on methodology for the entries can be found here.
First Appearance: New Gods, Vol. 1, #1, 1971
First Meeting with Booster Gold: Justice League International #11, 1988
Encounters with Booster Gold: 5
Metron is the New God associated with curiosity, discovery, and knowledge. Using his fantastic Moebius Chair, Metron travels the universe in search of new knowledge.
Following a battle with the CONSTRUCT, Booster Gold and the JUSTICE LEAGUE encountered Metron, who was investigating the sentient computer that appeared to be controlling the Construct (see KILG%RE). Since that meeting, Booster Gold and Metron have crossed paths occasionally when a dire threat confronted the Earth.
First Appearance: Blue Beetle, Vol. 3, #7, 2012
First Meeting with Booster Gold: Blue Beetle, Vol. 3, #10, 2012
Encounters with Booster Gold: 2
Thaddeus Miller is the founder of Superfail.com, a website and media organization devoted to propagating his anti-metahuman agenda.
Booster Gold met Thaddeus Miller by walking into the Superfail offices in Brooklyn, New York and offering his services in approaching BLUE BEETLE III.
First Appearance: Justice League America, Vol. 1, #37, 1990
First Meeting with Booster Gold: Justice League America #37, 1990
Encounters with Booster Gold: 8
Claire Montgomery is a professional public relations expert and ex-wife of MAXWELL LORD. She was hired to establish the super hero team the CONGLOMERATE.
Claire Montgomery recruited Booster Gold away from the JUSTICE LEAGUE in order to lead the corporate sponsored Conglomerate. It was insinuated that she and Booster Gold were developing a romantic relationship. After Booster left the Conglomerate, she remained the manager of the team through several incarnations (see CONGLOMERATE II).
First Appearance: Extreme Justice Vol. 1, #0, 1995
First Meeting with Booster Gold: Extreme Justice #0, 1995
Mount Thunder is an abandoned silver mine in Nevada that was converted to a top secret United States Air Force base for use in case of a nuclear attack against the country.
CAPTAIN ATOM believed that Mount Thunder was an abandoned project when Booster Gold and the EXTREME JUSTICE team appropriated it as their headquarters. Actually, Mount Thunder had been converted for use in General Synge's OPERATION FREEDOM RINGS, and General Synge was not at all pleased with Extreme Justice's intrusion.
CHARACTERS BY NAME
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