
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
The Fate of All Reality
Smallville: Chaos #4 came out last week. Our hero appeared on only one panel, but what a panel!
Smallville: Chaos #4. Writer: Bryan Q. Miller, Art: Agustin Padilla, Colors: Carrie Strachan
No pressure.
This issue is available online at Comixology.com now for 99¢. The printed edition collecting the first 3 digital installments as Smallville Season 11: Chaos #2 should be coming to your Local Comic Shop in September. If this chapter is any indication, expect plenty more Booster Gold to come!
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Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Would-be World Conquerors Need Love Too
TitanTrap Customs continues to give us the action figures we'll never see from DC. This month, it's Booster Gold's first arch-villain: The Director of Death!
If you're unfamiliar with the first 13 issues of Booster Gold's original series, know that a scheme of the Director of the 1000 that was the first crime Booster Gold foiled. As a result, the Director became Booster's first arch-foe.
Before you say, "why would anyone want that loser," know that the Director sold last week for $36 on eBay.com. For old-school Booster fans, he's worth every penny!
You can see more customs on TitanTrap's Facebook page.
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Monday, June 30, 2014
Going Out in Style
Let's get this week started the right way: with cosplay!
Blue and Gold forever! ComicsAlliance.com found not one but two sets of Blue and Gold cosplayers last week at Charlotte's Heroes Con 2014. You can find larger image in their gallery here.
And while we're on the subject, I hope you didn't miss this unique cosplay that Osyrus posted in the Boosterrific Forum last week. It's a great costume that deserves some recognition.
Great job everybody.
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Friday, June 27, 2014
Happy Birthday, Dan Jurgens!
He brought you Agent Liberty, Risk, Waverider, Doomsday, and Cyborg Superman. But most importantly, he's the creator of Skeets and someone called Booster Gold. Who else could it be but Dan Jurgens?
Jurgens celebrates his 55th birthday today, and he'll no doubt be celebrating by slaving away at the drawing board for future issues of Futures End or maybe pages of September's Booster Gold one-shot. But you can celebrate by bidding on some of Jurgens' old work, specifically this poster from his run on Justice League:
That rare poster from 1992, drawn by Dan Jurgens and inked by Rick Burnett, is currently listed for sale on eBay.com. The auction ends Tuesday, so act fast. You don't want to have to wait another few decades before you get another shot at it.
Thanks for all the hard work over the years, Dan! Here's to 55 more.
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Thursday, June 26, 2014
Has the Future Already Ended?
Does no one play Heroclix anymore?
Last week's poll question: Which types of games have you played that included Booster Gold? (36 votes)
Two months of weekly Futures End comics, and yet no sign of Booster Gold since the first free issue. We might not see our hero again until his own tie-in issue ships in September. Are any of you still holding out hope and buying this series?
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