BOOSTER GOLD #4
Written by Geoff Johns and Jeff Katz
Art by Dan Jurgens
Another solid issue from Johns and Katz, who most people forget about when giving props for the genuinely funny and entertaining Skeets Booster Gold title.
However, I'm confused as to the future of this title. Johns and Katz pretty much wrap up all the time fixing hi-jinxes this issue by not only revealing who Supernova is, but also who was guiding him and, on top of that, ending the Supernova threat and capturing his benefactor. While there's hints of another mystery man guiding these two, it still seems like this series is pretty much getting ready to end and ramping down. While I hope this isn't true, as this is probably the title I have the most fun reading each month, I really don't see where they can go with the remaining issues aside from trying to save Booster's friend, Ted Kord, the former Blue Beetle.
Don't let my Negative Nancy fears dissuade you from buying this issue though. It's still hilarious and a must read for everyone. I have faith Johns and Katz won't let me down.
Verdict - Must Read.
However, I'm confused as to the future of this title. Johns and Katz pretty much wrap up all the time fixing hi-jinxes this issue by not only revealing who Supernova is, but also who was guiding him and, on top of that, ending the Supernova threat and capturing his benefactor. While there's hints of another mystery man guiding these two, it still seems like this series is pretty much getting ready to end and ramping down. While I hope this isn't true, as this is probably the title I have the most fun reading each month, I really don't see where they can go with the remaining issues aside from trying to save Booster's friend, Ted Kord, the former Blue Beetle.
Don't let my Negative Nancy fears dissuade you from buying this issue though. It's still hilarious and a must read for everyone. I have faith Johns and Katz won't let me down.
Verdict - Must Read.
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