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Thursday, September 13, 2012

Holographic 3D Comics Are Not Yet an Option

It seems a shame that it is equally impossible that Alan Moore will ever write for Booster Gold as it is that Jack Kirby will rise from the dead to draw him.

Last week's poll question: Which legendary writer/artist duo would you have liked to see collaborate on Booster Gold? (42 votes)

After last week's poll exercise in the classics, let's go back to the future!

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xingyiquan posted on Sep. 13, 2012 at 5:14 PM
NO, believe me bro I'm not excited about the New Universe, it's a marketing gimmick meant to draw in the people who don't like comics, but only alienated the actual fans who love this stuff.
Flashpoint was pretty much crap and the new 52 is even worse.
I was just enjoying the first well written issue of JLI, by Johns. It had some interesting elements and some clever scenes. Jurgens is incapable of pulling that off, he is trying to be a sincere Stan Lee and post 1980's that's not gonna cut it.
Again, I'm a big booster fan but DC is ruining their own list by cutting off the continuity that the fanboys like me love.
Marketing consultants told them to expand their brand and get into USA Today with their stupid reboot. It will shoot them in the foot just like they deserve.
As for Booster, it's nice to see they are bringing the time travel element back that was so well used in 52 and 52 pick up. That was booster at his best, at least his best since the JL with beetle and geffen.
Again, please keep up the good work on the blog!
XYQ

deusex2 posted on Sep. 16, 2012 at 1:23 AM
After NuDC screw up, even Sci-Fi The Arrow looks promising. I can't wait for it start, less then half a month!

And I can't wait for it fail so that they move on with Booster Gold series! Because you just can't go wrong about Gold ^_^

Eyz posted on Sep. 17, 2012 at 6:14 AM
Syfy has Booster Gold. But it's on the CW that Arrow will air!
Syfy: Warehouse 13, Eureka, Haven, Alphas..
CW: Smallville, Supernatural
Now the same channel!

Just point out :P

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Giving Thanks for Popular Media

Booster Gold has appeared in two recent publications, one printed, one virtual.

1. Booster Gold appears as a comparison to the vigilante Phoenix Jones in the October 24, 2011, issue of Sports Illustrated magazine. Booster is seen alongside Black Lightning, Wildcat, and Marvel's Northstar. Sports Illustrated has a reported print circulation of 3 million readers and an Alexa ranking as the 53rd most trafficked site on the internet. This means that Booster has just been exposed to a huge market of sports fans! (This appearance noted by Shawn Baston.)

2. Booster Gold is used as a comparison to the television personality Ian Alleyne in Karel McIntosh's November 14, 2011, article appearing on Outlish.com. Booster is used as a counterpoint to Batman in a discussion of Alleyne's motives on his television show Crime Watch. Outlish.com is a virtual magazine targeted at the youth of Trinidad and Tabago that Alexa ranks in the top 500,000 sites on the internet. This means that Booster Gold has just been exposed to a growing international market!

By comparison, Alexa ranks Boosterrific.com only in the top 8 million of sites on the internet. So we'll take every bit of help we can get spreading the good word of Booster Gold, thanks!

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