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Friday, May 11, 2018
Grab a Razor
Booster Gold fans who voted in Monday's poll were pretty clear that they want the beard to go.
Last week's poll question: Should Booster Gold keep his beard from BATMAN 46? (85 votes)
Those of you who love the beard, take heart. You'll be seeing more of it before it goes away. Earlier this week, writer Tom King tweeted this image by artists Tony Daniel and Tomeu Morey from next week's Batman #47:
I guess when Booster broke history, he also broke his razor.
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Monday, May 7, 2018
By The Hair of His Chinny Chin Chin
Whatever you think of writer Tom King's interpretation of Booster Gold in recent issues of Batman, I think we can all agree that we like the way Tony Daniel draws our hero. His take on bearded Booster Gold is already the talk of the Internet. (You know, the part that talks about super hero hairstyles.)
What do you think of Booster's beard? Would you like to see it stick around for future adventures? Or do you want your clean-shaven baby-faced Booster back?
This week's poll question: Should Booster Gold keep his beard from BATMAN 46? Please visit the Boosterrific Polls page to view results for this week's poll.
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