Tiffany posted on Jan. 24, 2024 at 11:15 AM
I curious how a medieval Booster would work, is still he still from the 24th century, or is from our present? Just provided a random opened ended question.

 Boosterrific [Official Comment] posted on Jan. 24, 2024 at 2:11 PM
A man from the "present" traveling back to the age of chivalry where his superior understanding of the ways the world works makes him something of a hero is the plot of Twain's A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court.

I think the real question is, if Booster was going back in time from the present to be a hero, what 21st century tech would he take back with him? That most of our modern gear runs on a power grid or batteries means he'd have to travel back to the future to recharge his taser, electromagnet, Kindle, and Google Glasses. (That should be a familiar story to Booster boosters as power supply issues were a major plot point in BOOSTER GOLD Volume 1.) Better take some AAs with you, Booster.

And has Booster ever been vaccinated against Smallpox or the Black Death? (See BOOSTER GOLD #13 for details on what can go wrong there.)

Maybe he should take a Rubik's Cube and try to convince the locals that he's a wizard who can change its colors. Assuming, of course, that Booster *can* solve a cube.

Eskana posted on Jan. 24, 2024 at 6:18 PM
I think I meant that I wasn't sure if you kept variant covers when he doesn't appear inside... but I'm glad I gave you an idea for a post!

 Boosterrific [Official Comment] posted on Jan. 24, 2024 at 7:34 PM
I hope you didn't think I was teasing or unappreciative, E. By all means, send me a note any time you spot Booster anywhere that you think I might not know about. Even it if turns out that I have seen it, I'd rather be told twice (or ten times) than not at all.

Booster Gold appearances are what I covet most. There aren't too many comics in which Booster appears on the cover only, and even fewer where Booster is only on some sort of rare chase cover. But yeah, those definitely count as Booster Gold comic books by my reckoning.

(I might not be as enthusiastic about issues where Booster is referenced only by dialog or editorial text or non-unique house ads, but I still want to know about them, too.)