Booster Gold #3
This volume concludes the 2007 Booster Gold series, collecting issues #26–47 of the time-traveling hero's adventures. Booster Gold, alongside his robotic sidekick Skeets, navigates the complexities of the DC Universe's timeline, often correcting historical anomalies and teaming up with classic heroes. The collection wraps up storylines involving the Time Stealers and Booster's personal journey as a reluctant guardian of history.
In "Vicious Cycle, Part One," Booster Gold ventures back to a decade prior, retracing his steps through a pivotal moment with Supernova and Jason Goldstein—this time staying hidden to alter fate. As he races to ensure Barry Allen becomes the Flash, he encounters a mysterious sword and a cryptic chronal being who steals it before vanishing. Written and illustrated by Dan Jurgens, with inks by Norm Rapmund and colors by Hi-Fi, the issue’s cover by Jurgens and Rapmund captures the tension of a timeline unraveling.
In "Vicious Cycle, Part One," Booster Gold steps into a twisted Gotham City where Batman never existed, forcing him to take on Killer Moth’s role in a heist that altered history. With Rip Hunter guiding him through time, Booster tries to fix the timeline—first by changing the past, then by stepping into Batman’s shoes, only to face a surprise in the Batcave.
In "Vicious Cycle, Part Two," Booster Gold and Michelle take a wild leap through time, swapping identities with Batman and Batgirl using stolen costumes and a Batmobile, all to set right a broken timeline. With Alfred holding the line at the Batcave, the duo race against history itself, knowing one wrong move could unravel everything.
In "Reality Lost, Part One," Booster Gold, Michelle, and Skeets return from a vacation to find Rip and his lab vanished—only to discover their past actions have fractured the timeline. With Skeets tracking the disruption to a forgotten case involving a missing sword, the team races back to correct the error, only to collide with Elongated Man and a mysterious thief who steals the artifact. As Booster pursues the thief, he’s pulled into the timestream, stranded in the past with no way back.
In "Reality Lost, Part Two," Booster Gold is flung into the chaos of World War I Europe, where he clashes with an American soldier who mistakes him for an enemy—only to be captured by the ruthless Hans von Hammer, Enemy Ace. As the war's brutality takes its toll, Hammer unexpectedly aids their escape, handing Booster the very sword that drew him into the timestream. With the soldier in safe hands, Booster is once again pulled into the unknown, while Michelle and Skeets, searching for him through the time bubble, discover an unwelcome presence has joined their mission.
In "Reality Lost, Part III of IV," Booster Gold journeys back to a decade prior, where he quietly observes his past clash with Supernova and Jason Goldstein. As he works to ensure Barry Allen becomes the Flash, he encounters Chronos and the recurring mystical sword—only for a mysterious chronal being to intervene, stealing the blade and forcing Booster to focus on guiding Barry to safety. With the help of his younger self, Booster now races to unravel the truth behind the enigmatic being and the sword’s strange pull across time.
In "Reality Lost, Part IV of IV," Booster Gold confronts the shocking truth behind the chronal being’s identity as Jason Goldstein, a revelation that ties directly to Goldstar’s fate. As the past and present versions of Booster converge in ancient Egypt, the stakes rise when the past Booster sends Goldstein through a time portal to face the consequences of his choices. The story lingers on the weight of destiny and the fragile line between heroism and time itself.
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