Booster Gold plays only bit parts in Justice League America #77 and #78, and is absent from #79 entirely.

So let's skip ahead to Justice League America #80, where the Corporate Crusader is finally back in super-powered action... in arguably the ugliest costume he'll ever wear.

Yes, that ridiculous suit is bulky and ugly, and it makes Booster look considerably less-than-heroic, which was writer Dan Vado's intention as he started Booster's long journey back from Doomsday's destruction of his original power suit. Sometimes to get to the top, you have to start at the bottom.

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Yesterday, I accidently posted here on the Boosterrific! Blog a stub I had left to remind myself that Booster Gold The Complete 2007 Series Book Three was coming out. I was supposed to turn that post into what you're reading now. Oops.

In any event, Booster Gold The Complete 2007 Series Book Three actually is now available now at your Local Comic Shop. Hooray!

This softcover collection reprints Booster Gold Volume 2 issues #32 through #47 plus Time Masters: Vanishing Point #1 through #6.

(You may notice that if you line up the spines for Booster Gold The Complete 2007 Series Books One, Two, and Three, they look a little off center. Could that mean that next year we'll get a companion Booster Gold The Complete 1985 Series to balance? I like to hope so!)

Buy this trade paperback and make Skeets happy.

P.S. Speaking of "oops," all Booster boosters should offer a big thanks to J, who continues to do sterling work ensuring that the Boosterrific! Database is as complete and accurate as possible. Just this weekend, they reported finding several additional instances of house ads as well as catching the omission of Booster's one-panel cameo from Action Comics #664. Thanks, J!

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Over the weekend FZ writes, "Found a poster you might not be aware of!"

That's obviously an in-store promotional poster for Justice League Spectacular from 1992, currently listed for sale on eBay by Knight Street Comics.

And FZ is right. I had not seen that before. The question now is what do I do with this new information?

Boosterrific does have a listing of officially licensed DC posters including Booster Gold appearances (including the one seen on the above poster) here. However, this particular poster is really more of an advertisement and would not have been available to the general public. Do I add this to the posters list anyway? Or do I just leave it here on the blog, which is the catch-all for things I don't know where else to put.

I'm currently thinking the latter, but if you feel differently, let me know. Thanks, FZ.

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