The power of the 25th Century has arrived as McFarlane Toys is back with a new DC Comics Multiverse figure. It appears that Booster Gold is back for his first-ever solo release, as his first release ...

Created by writer/artist Dan Jurgens, Booster Gold debuted in Booster Gold #1 in February 1986 as Michael Jon Carter, a disgraced college football star from the year 2442 who steals time-traveling ...

When Superman finds him, he tells Superman that he had fought the Darkseid Legion for two years completely on his own. The Darkseid Legion is superlatively powerful; their members have basically every ...

It's been two and a half years since James Gunn announced the original line-up for Chapter One of the new-look DC Universe (DCU) – and, finally, one of its most unexpected projects appears to be ...

It’s easy to forget, but part of DC Studios’ initial slate reveal included a TV show for one Booster Gold. There’s been nothing about it since then, but now we know who’ll be spearheading the ...

The future of the DCU’s Booster Gold and The Authority projects remains somewhat unclear at this time. Approximately two years ago, James Gunn announced a number of forthcoming DCU projects. Among ...

Booster Gold, aka Michael Jon Carter, is a unique superhero who arrived from the future of DC Comics. Created by Dan Jurgens, he first appeared in DC Comic Booster Gold #1 back in 1986. Carter was a ...

The DCU is coming together, and Xolo Maridueña might have reveled Booster Gold's casting. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

It’s encouraging news for DC Universe TV show Booster Gold, which is reportedly set for a pilot for HBO Max. However, it’s unclear whether this will result in a full series getting the green light.

DC Studios has cast Superman and Supergirl, leaving us to wonder who's next. Lanterns appears to be taking shape, while Booster Gold is also said to be close to starting production (rumour has it the ...

The Boys has made it abundantly clear that there’s more to the superhero world than spandex and saving people. And though we’ve already seen an abundance of thinly veiled parodies of iconic heroes ...