I don't see a lot of Booster Gold fan art that includes Michelle Carter, much less Rani.

Being a Time Master must be hard work! Booster looks like he's coming down with a cold (not to mention that he has two left feet!).

Today's picture comes to us by way of Monster3x, who seems to be really attached to Rani. You can see more Rani in her gallery at DeviantArt.com.

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At least Booster Gold hasn't entirely disappeared from the DCnU. The mysterious organization Spyral is keeping an eye on our hero, as seen in last week's Grayson #1.

I picked up the book only because long-time Booster booster Shawn Baston clued me into the cameo, and I wasn't disappointed. I have no idea how the events of Grayson are supposed to fit into the post-Flashpoint chronology of Batman, but maybe things like that aren't important anymore. What is important is that the book is fun, beautiful, and — most importantly — contains Booster Gold.

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I read Smallville: Chaos Chapter 5 and really enjoyed it. It had a better flow than the last installment and both the big action and small character moments we've come to expect from writer Bryan Q. Miller. I had only one big problem with last week's installment: no Booster Gold or Skeets.

Yeah, the issue gives us Cyborg Superman and an awesome Lois Lane showdown with Jor-El (plus a Jeff Goldblum reference), and all that is very, very awesome. But if Bryan Q. Miller thinks I'm going to be satisfied without a Booster Gold appearance, he's got another think coming!

I guess I'll have to spend a dollar on Smallville Chaos Chapter 6 today at Comixology.com and find out if this oversight gets corrected.

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No one voted "team player." Is it any wonder that the New 52 Justice League International disbanded under his leadership?

Last week's poll question: Which soccer position would Booster Gold play? (36 votes)

I said yesterday that I'd be willing to buy two copies of each issue of a Booster Gold series if only DC would make one. I wasn't kidding. Am I alone?

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Dan Jurgens spoke to Josie Campbell of ComicBookResources.com, and he had a lot to say about Booster Gold's role in Futures End and beyond (and before).

CBR: In the "Futures End" weekly, we've got Terry McGinnis time traveling; as Booster Gold is also a time traveler, how much of what happens in "Futures End" going to impact your "Booster Gold: Futures End" one-shot?

Jurgens: Quite a lot, actually, and I think you have to step back a little farther than that in terms of the question. The last time we've seen Booster Gold [in the present] was in the Justice League International" annual of 2012. Since then, [other than his appearance in "All Star Western"] we haven't seen Booster until we saw him at that point. We're going to finally start to find out, was he taken? Did he just slip out of existence? Or did he go someplace else? This starts to deal with all that. It goes back to that point. We pick up on that, and we start to answer some of those questions, as well as how it relates to "Futures End." And then, as I said earlier, where does it go from there? It's definitely plugging in, in that very wide-scope kind of way.

Yep, I will definitely be buying 2 copies of Booster Gold: Futures End in September.

CBR: Is there a chance readers will see more Booster Gold coming up, either in "Aquaman And The Others" or perhaps in a solo book once again?

Jurgens: Yeah, I think there's a good chance. [Laughs]

Finally a new Booster Gold series? Yeah, I'd buy two of that, too!

If you love Booster Gold, you should read the whole article at ComicBookResources.com. Thanks to MetalWoman for calling it to our attention.

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