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Booster Gold: Blue and Gold Free FREE BOOSTER GOLD: BLUE AND GOLD PDF Dan Jurgens,Norm Rapmund,Geoff Johns,Jeff Katz | 160 pages | 15 Dec 2009 | DC Comics | 9781401220143 | English | New York, NY, United States When Did Blue Beetle and Booster Gold First Meet? | CBR In "When We First Met"we spotlight the various characters, phrases, objects or events that eventually became notable parts of comic lore, like the first time someone said, "Avengers Assemble! Stuff like that. Today, based on a suggestion by Devon S. Earlier, I did a bit about when Martian Manhunter first became obsessed with Oreos. Since I was doing that, I figure I might as well just do the "Blue and Gold" question that I had been meaning to do for years someone else other than Devon might have requested it, as well. The problem is that I didn't really know the answer off hand but I also was pretty sure it WASN'T all that early, so it would mean just sitting down and reading through a bunch of comics until I hit upon the answer. That takes a lot of time, but, well, whatever, I did the Martian Manhunter one so I guess I'll do this one, too! They all told him to take a hike, but after Booster Booster Gold: Blue and Gold his mettle in Booster Gold: Blue and Gold next issue, the League decided to let him join. They didn't really interact over the next few issues, but then that brought us to Justice League International 8, Booster Gold: Blue and Gold is the issue where the book cemented Booster Gold: Blue and Gold status as a sitcom comic book. And right on the cover, Beetle and Booster were paired together And in the comic itself, they were put together and they had instant comedic chemistry, leading to the introduction of the famous "Bwah Ha Ha" They were now fully a team and they continued to be paired together for the next year or so and since the book was very popular, they, too, became a very popular duo. However, the fans did not pick up on the "Blue and Gold" name in their fandom, as seen here in Justice League International And sure enough, that, in turn, led to the coining of the term "Blue and Gold" in the letter column of Justice League America 29, to discuss a miniseries that sadly never came about Page 2: When did the name debut in Booster Gold: Blue and Gold comics? His writing has been featured at ESPN. He features legends about entertainment and sports at his website, Legends Revealed. By Brian Cronin Jan 14, Share Share Tweet Email 0. Juggernaut Vs. Blue Beetle and Booster Gold Almost Broke Time (Again) | CBR Mangual, on sale now. Ever since Keith Giffen and J. The wacky pair share a fondness for practical jokes and fun-filled hijinks, taking their antics a little too far on occasion. On their latest misadventure in DC Cybernetic SummerBeetle and Gold went further than ever before, possibly threatening the very fabric of reality. After foiling a bank robbery by a group of robotic mercenaries, Beetle and Gold decide to take a relaxing day for themselves. The heroes head for the beach, looking forward to some fun in the sun. Unfortunately, the duo find the beach to be far too crowded, with no room to enjoy themselves. Despite the protest of Skeets, Booster's AI companion, the pair use Booster's time sphere Booster Gold: Blue and Gold travel one year in the past, when the beach was empty and relaxing. This complication is comedically compounded repeatedly by the arrival of four more pairs of Blue Beetles and Booster Golds: One from 10 years in the future, another from 20 years in the future, a pair from a dystopian future and an elderly Beetle and Gold. Each of these future duos arrives with a future Skeets, who is always alarmed by the potential time paradoxes occurring. These photos are even made into calendars as souvenirs for the time travelers. Although this tale is fairly lighthearted, Skeets' repeated warnings indicate that potential, reality-threatening time paradoxes are occurring. Given DC's Booster Gold: Blue and Gold history and plethora of storiesthe rules of time travel are fairly loose -- yet some of DC's time travel theories illustrate the dangerous consequences of Beetle and Gold's actions. The theory of "chaotic time," for example, states that even the smallest changes to the timeline can have catastrophic consequences on future events. Additionally, there is the idea of "hypertime," where events that occur in one timeline have a ripple effect on divergent timelines, from the smallest details to the most significant events. Defeating King Shark, who swears revenge, could mean the King Sharks of multiple universes enact revenge on multiple versions of Blue Beetle Booster Gold: Blue and Gold Booster Gold. Indeed, Skeets dramatically notes how King Shark did get his revenge, but omits the full tale for another time. Booster Gold: Blue and Gold are still a couple of time travel theories in the DC Universe which indicate the events of this story won't have immensely catastrophic consequences. Some stories say the timeline is fixed, meaning it's inevitable for multiple versions of Beetle and Gold to meet on this specific day. Still, there is a dark fatalism to the theory, considering the dystopian versions of Beetle and Gold can tell that events are unfolding just Booster Gold: Blue and Gold they once experienced them. This ominous incarnation of the heroes spells inevitable catastrophe, noting the danger of this specific day at the beach. Beetle and Gold could also simply be traveling to an alternate universe's past, rather than the past of their own timeline. Even so, the duo and their counterparts are interfering with the history of another universewhich could have dangerous consequences regardless. Interfering with history and encountering several of their counterparts has considerably greater ramifications than stealing Martian Manhunter's choco cookies. Nabeel Gaber is a longtime reader of a plethora of comic books. He's based in Houston, Texas, following all of the latest comic book media from movies to television. Nabeel is a graduate of Trinity University, working now as a freelance comic book features writer. In his spare time, Nabeel enjoys running, Booster Gold: Blue and Gold comedy, and all the comics he can get his hands on! By Nabeel Gaber Jul 30, Share Share Tweet Email 0. Continue scrolling to keep reading Click the button below to start this article in quick view. Amazing Spider-Man Fantastic Four When Were Booster Gold and Blue Beetle First Called 'Blue and Gold'? In "When We First Met"we spotlight the various characters, phrases, objects or events that eventually became notable parts of comic lore, like the first time someone said, "Avengers Assemble! Stuff like that. Today, based on a suggestion by reader Gavin J. Booster, on the other hand, was specifically designed to be a Booster Gold: Blue and Gold superhero, and thus, in his early issues, he tended to have less interactions with DC superheroes, although he had a prominent Superman meeting early Booster Gold: Blue and Gold that was also likely the debut of the Post-Crisis Superman Booster Gold Unsurprisingly, the League did not take kindly to Lord adding a member to their team without their permission, and Booster decided to leave rather than Booster Gold: Blue and Gold a scene. However, on his way out, the League's headquarters was attacked by the Royal Flush Gang. Batman decided to use the headquarters' security measures to put a force field around the place, so that they could see how Booster would handle them. He did well The rest of the League had to work together to bring it down and Beetle and Booster worked together for the first time And the League agreed to add Booster to the team of course, Max still managed to piss them off by revealing the news to the public before they could even do it themselves His writing has been featured at ESPN. He features legends about entertainment and sports at his website, Legends Revealed. By Brian Cronin May 22, Share Share Tweet Email 0. Continue scrolling to keep reading Click the button below to start this article in quick view. Maestro 3..
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