Booster Gold #5

In "Dead Ted, Part I of II," Booster Gold’s sudden disappearance sends Rip Hunter scrambling to track him down, leading Skeets and Blue Beetle to investigate a lead at Booster’s relative Daniel’s home. When Black Lantern Blue Beetle attacks, the tension spikes—only for Booster to suddenly reappear, having just returned from a haunting visit to Ted Kord’s funeral, where the past and the present collide.

In "Dead Ted, Part II of II," Booster Gold and Blue Beetle race against time to free Ted's spirit from the Black Lantern ring, guided by Skeets' urgent warnings and Flash's fragmented signal. Meanwhile, in a quiet moment from years past, Michelle Carter arrives in Coast City, unaware of the storm about to unfold.

In "The Tomorrow Memory, Part One," Booster Gold is sent back in time by Rip Hunter to prevent a mysterious time traveler from altering the shuttle accident that transformed Hank Henshaw into the Cyborg Superman. Meanwhile, Booster’s sister Michelle arrives in Coast City at a later point in the timeline, unaware she’s stepping into a moment that could change everything—just as the Cyborg Superman begins his rise.

In "The Tomorrow Memory, Part Two," Booster Gold races to Coast City moments before its destruction, drawn by a strange timestream disturbance tied to the Cyborg Superman’s rise. There, he meets Sondra Crain, a mysterious time traveler whose past actions may be linked to the present crisis—and whose motives are as complicated as the timeline itself.

In "The Tomorrow Memory, Part Three," Sondra Crain pushes Booster Gold to intervene as Mongul and the Cyborg Superman close in on Coast City, threatening its destruction. With Skeets and Rip working behind the scenes—and aided by a mysterious ally—efforts are underway to ensure those meant to survive do so, even as time runs out.

In the quiet aftermath of a broken promise, Booster Gold retreats into the past, haunted by his inability to make a difference. When Rip Hunter tracks him down, he pushes Booster to confront a moment he’s tried to forget—offering a chance to make things right, one small act at a time.