It has been 130 Days since Booster Gold last appeared in an in-continuity DCU comic book.

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Wednesday, January 22, 2025
This Day in History: Cameos Everywhere
New comics released on January 22, 2020:
Booster Gold had small parts in those, and, as you can read in the Boosterrific Blog post for that day, they were mostly unexpected. But at least he had a part.
Turns out that it's easier to make surprise cameo appearances in other characters' books when you actually exist in their shared universe.
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Friday, July 19, 2024
This Day in History: Peak Chromium Age
Released on July 19, 1994: Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #3.
In hindsight, looking at the costume designs in this comic, maybe the reason that time was collapsing on itself in this crisis event was because the DCU had gotten as "Extreme" as any one timeline could stand.
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Wednesday, July 17, 2024
This Day in History: First Responders
Released on July 17, 1986: Booster Gold #9.
In which Booster Gold and Skeets (and the Legion of Super-Heroes) foil an attempted presidential assassination.
UPDATE: Our Hero also makes an appearance in this week's Superman #16, an Absolute Power tie-in. Buy this issue and make Skeets happy!
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Monday, July 15, 2024
This Day in History: Blackest Night
Released on July 15, 2009: Blackest Night #1.
Blackest Night is a story about heroes coming back from the dead, but it would take the "rebirth" of the entire DCU (in 2016's appropriately named DC Universe Rebirth #1) to actually bring Ted Kord back to life.
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Wednesday, March 20, 2024
This Day in History: Boosting a(nother) Time Machine
If there's one thing that Booster Gold loves, it's stealing time machines from Rip Hunter.
On this date in 1990, Booster Gold makes a 2-page cameo appearance in Time Masters #4 just so that he can help Animal Man get his hands on one of Hunter's prototypes.
To be fair to Booster, he didn't actually know he was stealing this one. Animal Man lied about reimbursing Rip from Justice League coffers for the totally understandable personal reason that he wanted to travel back in time to save his family from being murdered. Who wouldn't do the same? (For more details on how that goes, read Animal Man #22. Spoilers: not well.)
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