Booster Gold #3
1986
- Series
- Booster Gold
- Issue
- 3
- Cover date
- Apr 30, 1986
- Story title
- Fighting Mad!
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Booster Gold #3, released in 1986, serves as part of the initial run of the character created by Dan Jurgens for DC Comics. The series was designed to satirize the emerging culture of celebrity and commercialism in the mid-1980s, positioning the titular hero as a publicity-seeking time traveler from the future who uses advanced technology and public relations to gain fame in the present day.
Dan Jurgens both wrote and illustrated this issue, utilizing a vibrant, kinetic art style that mirrored the high-concept, cynical nature of the narrative. The title was received as a refreshing departure from the gritty realism or traditional heroic archetypes of the era, establishing Booster Gold as a complex, albeit often frustrating, fixture of the DC Universe for decades to follow.
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