Per TVTropes.org, Internet Rule 63 is defined: "For every given male character, there is a female version of that character, and vice versa."

Example from instagram.com/marlon_vallieri/:

While the original pinup artist, Marlon Vallieri, identifies this piece as "Booster Gold", I like to think of it as a drawing of Booster's fraternal twin sister, Michelle, also known as the superhero Goldstar.

Although, come to think of it, I suppose it's possible that all the fan art pinups that at first glance look to be Booster Gold might really be gender-swapped Goldstars. It's all a matter of perspective, innit?

On the other hand, Skeets, being a genderless robot, is always just Skeets, and that's the way we like it!

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Today is the Kevin Maguire's birthday. Let's all celebrate with Booster Gold!

Here's to 64 more!

(Sources: Instagram.com, ComicArtFans.com, and Tumblr.com, and previous Boosterrific.com posts.)

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It's been a long weekend, so all you're getting from me today are these delightful headshots from comic book artist Francis Portela's Instagram.

Hmm. They look like they're up to something. But then, when are they not?

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Ross Pearsall continues his uninterrupted string of genius Super-Team Family Presents... comics book cover ideas with the long overdue pairing of both DC and Marvel's gold-shirted, high-collard, nigh-invulnerable heroes for hire (and their best buds) at braveandboldlost.blogspot.com/:

Something tells me that the hijinks of Booster Gold and Blue Beetle would get on the combined last nerve of Power Man and Iron Fist, so a little inter-team fisticuffs are probably in the cards here.

Thanks for all your continued hard work, Ross.

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A recent issue of Ross Pearsall's long-running series of Super-Team Family team-up books featured a new adventure of "Robo Force," the team of robots that includes Skeets as a member!

Looking through the archives at braveandboldlost.blogspot.com, I realized I had missed a previous Robo Force cover with Skeets:

If Skeets can't save the day, it's a very bad day indeed.

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