I don't have any idea whether Booster Gold is going to be in either of the "DC K.O." tie-ins (Titans #31, DC K.O.: Green Lantern Galactic Slam) coming tomorrow, but I do know that he's in the New History of the DC Universe collected edition out today, and that's good enough for me.

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I hadn't created a post for yesterday because I was hoping we might get some upcoming solicitations. But that hasn't happened, and looking at the calendar, I see that I'm off by a week. Oops. I'll blame the lingering holidays hangover for this oversight. Sorry about that.

As consolation, here's a reimagining of Booster Gold by French artist Franck Sabatier that made the Internet rounds last week:

I'm not sure about that hair, but turning the gold on the chest, shoulders, and back into a five-pointed star is a clever idea.

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It's been weeks since I've had to mention "DC K.O.," but all good things come to an end.

DC K.O. #3 comes out tomorrow. (Is it really only just on issue three? Issue #1 came out the first week in October!)

And that's all I want to say about that.

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What I like most about my favorite page from Superman #74 is that for one brief moment, it seems like everything is going to be okay.

Krakadoom! I just love the sound effects in this issue.

Which, of course, will only serve to deepen the horror when, a few pages later, Doomsday beats the living stuffing out of Booster Gold and the rest of the Justice League.

The pacing of Dan Jurgens' "Death of Superman" contributions are exceptionally effective storytelling, which is no small part of why this storyline is still so celebrated all these years later.

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For the second consecutive week, there will be no new comics with a 2-page Booster Gold appearance. Considering the blistering speed at which we were getting those in November/December, this has been quite the rollercoaster. At least my wallet has enjoyed the change of pace.

In a better world, we'd get one 20-page Booster Gold comic a month. (In a perfect world, one a week!) Obviously, we don't live in a better world, but I'll keep hoping. There's a long time to go yet in 2026.

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