Cover: Dan Jurgens & Norm Rapmund

Booster Gold #25

Dec 2009 · DC · 3.99 USD

📊 ~21,584 copies sold its debut month

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In "Day of Death Aftermath," Jaime faces a chilling confrontation when the Black Beetle—claiming to be a future version of himself—attacks, forcing a tense standoff. With Paco’s quick action, Jaime manages to subdue the villain, but the need to save Milagro leaves no choice but to let him go. Written by Matthew Sturges and illustrated by Mike Norton, with inks by Norm Rapmund and colors by Guy Major, this pivotal issue unfolds with emotional weight and high stakes, all capped by Dan Jurgens’ striking cover.

Contains 2 stories

Day of Death Aftermath

20 pp · Superhero

Booster GoldSkeetsRip HunterRobin [Damian Wayne]Batman [Dick Grayson]T. O. MorrowBlack BeetleAlfred PennyworthJohn Grayson (cameo)Mary Grayson (cameo)Batman [Bruce Wayne] (cameo flashback)Joker (in photo)Barbara Gordon (in photo)Deathstroke (flashback)Robin [Dick Grayson] (flashback)Raven (flashback)

In "Day of Death Aftermath," Booster Gold returns to the recent past, desperate to recover the file Batman once held on him from the Batcave. This time, he’s met not with resistance, but with Dick Grayson—whose presence forces a rare moment of clarity between the two. The story unfolds in quiet tension, as their paths cross in a moment that shifts their uneasy history into something unexpected.

Black and Blue, Part 2 of 2

10 pp · Superhero

Blue Beetle [Jaime Reyes]Black BeetleBianca ReyesAlberto ReyesMilagro ReyesPaco OrtizBrenda DelvecchioBooster Gold (doll)Blue Beetle [Ted Kord] (doll)

In "Black and Blue, Part 2 of 2," Jaime faces a chilling confrontation when the Black Beetle—claiming to be a future version of himself—attacks during a tense showdown. With Paco’s quick thinking, Jaime manages to subdue the villain, but a critical injury to Milagro forces a painful choice: let the captured enemy go in order to save her life.