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Thursday, May 3, 2012
There's a Name for It
A 2-to-1 margin? Wow. That "time cop" concept is pretty good, huh. Someone should probably make a television show about that.
Last week's poll question: If future stories were to focus on only one aspect of Booster Gold's multifaceted career, which would you prefer? (38 votes)
Speaking of that television show, what should they call it? Since SyFy is still referring to it as the Untitled Booster Gold Project (probably because they are still lining up a corporate sponsor), I'm shamelessly stealing an idea from Russ Burlingame's article at ComicBook.com, and putting possible titles to a vote.
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Thursday, April 26, 2012
Public Or Private?
Would Booster Gold fans read Booster Gold comics even if those comics were only online? The answer appears to be yes.
Last week's poll question: If Booster Gold becomes a television series, would you be willing to buy digital-only comics about the series? (41 votes)
This week's poll question was suggested by Grimmy in the forums during a discussion of the possible direction of SyFy's anticipated Booster Gold television show. I apologize in advance to Xylob, who will soon be complaining that he can only pick one option.
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Thursday, April 19, 2012
Save a Tree, Watch TV
It's kind of comforting to know that every canceled title was somebody's favorite.
Last week's poll question: Which other character(s) of a recently-canceled New 52 title should join the JLI next? (41 votes)
Beginning last week, DC is now publishing Smallville: Season 11 online as a weekly digital comic. If this is the beginning of a trend in how the company plans to handle the ongoing continuity of its television licenses, how will this new digital initiative affect Booster Gold comics should SyFy decide to produce the series?
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Monday, April 16, 2012
SyFy Reads Booster Gold
Booster Backer Morgenstern calls our attention to Michael Stevens of Sneakpeek.ca, who on Friday, April 13, 2012, reported:
Syfy confirms it now has a pilot script, written by Andrew Kreisberg ("Fringe") for a one-hour drama based on the DC Comics superhero character "Booster Gold", to be executive produced by Greg Berlanti ("Brothers & Sisters").
I haven't seen confirmation of this yet anywhere else on the web, but I sure would like for it to be true (especially if it's any good).
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Super Singing Friends
The following blog post has been brought to you by the Super Friends of DC Comics fan blogging: Shag of Firestorm fan site FirestormFan.com pointed out this weekend that Lia of Flash fan site SpeedForce.org posted a video last week from Cartoon Network's Mad that features Booster Gold. (Sometimes tracking Booster Gold, like life, is all about who you know.)
That song sounds to me like something you might hear on TMZ. That's probably fitting for a song including a part by the celebrity-seeking Booster Gold.
For the record, that video, posted to YouTube by Vitouliss, was broadcast in the MAD episode "Al Pacino and the Chipmunks / That's What Super Friends Are For" that originally aired February 27, 2012.
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