Monday, May 29, 2017
People Are Noticing Booster Gold Is Missing
Outside of time-travel shenanigans in the Stone Age, Booster Gold hasn't been seen interacting with DCnU continuity since Bat-Mite #4, released on September 2, 2015!
This prolonged absence has begun to make many Booster boosters wonder whether our hero might be playing some behind-the-scenes role in the universe-merging, timeline-shattering events of "Rebirth."
At Newsarama, Vaneta Rogers has done a little speculating of her own.
However, as we pointed out in our story exploring the possible new history of the Justice League International, there's one character who's aware of the universe before Flashpoint universe that's conspicuously missing from the "Rebirth" investigation and developments: Booster Gold.
It's possible that Booster and his JLI teammates have just been overlooked in all the "classic" returns in DC's "Rebirth" titles.
Yet there's another possibility - that Booster is actually part of the "Rebirth" mysteries but just hasn't been revealed yet.
Is it possible? Sure, anything is possible in comic books. Do I think it's likely? No. But it sure would be a fun twist, don't you think?
You can read the rest of Rogers' theory at Newsarma.com.
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