Booster Gold #1
This collection kicks off the 2008 Booster Gold series, following the time-traveling hero as he navigates the complexities of fixing temporal anomalies. The volume, subtitled '52 Pick-Up,' ties directly into the events of DC's 52 series, with Booster reluctantly taking on a new mission to protect the timeline. Written by Geoff Johns and Jeff Katz, with art by Dan Jurgens, it features a mix of action and character-driven storytelling as Booster grapples with his legacy and the consequences of his past actions.
Booster Gold #1 (2008) launches with "Chapter 1: Secret Origins," a bold reimagining of Superman’s earliest days through the lens of time-traveling chaos. Written by Geoff Johns and Jeff Katz, with Dan Jurgens handling pencils and Norm Rapmund on inks, the story follows Booster Gold, Rip Hunter, and Skeets as they race to protect Jonathan Kent’s ancestor during his birth—before Lionel Luthor or a vengeful Lex can erase the future. Cover by Dan Jurgens and Norm Rapmund captures the high-stakes urgency, setting the tone for a journey that blends frontier grit with cosmic consequences.
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After learning that Daniel has had the Supernova suit taken from him, Booster, Rip, and Skeets set off to ensure that Jonathan Kent's ancestor survives his birth with the aid of Dr. Jeb Westfield. If they don't, Lionel Luthor will find baby Kal El and his jealous brother Lex will kill him. In the Old West, Booster meets with Jonah Hex but learns that Jonah refused the job, so he goes to Dr. Westfield's himself and protects him from an attack by Supernova. Dr. Westfield decides to move back to Smallville, and Booster rejoins Rip in the time sphere, where they run into two other time travelers.
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