Booster Gold #6
1986
- Series
- Booster Gold
- Issue
- 6
- Cover date
- Jul 31, 1986
- Story title
- To Cross the Rubicon
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Booster Gold #6 was published in 1986 as part of the original series written and illustrated by Dan Jurgens. The character was created during a period in comic history when DC Comics was experimenting with more flawed, commercialized anti-heroes, positioning Booster as a time-traveling glory seeker from the 25th century who uses his knowledge of history to manufacture fame in the 20th century.
The issue features a pivotal confrontation involving the villain 1000 and the character's struggle to balance his mercenary impulses with the mantle of a genuine hero. Jurgens aimed to satirize celebrity culture and corporate sponsorship within the superhero genre, a design choice that was considered quite forward-thinking for the mid-80s, receiving moderate critical acclaim for its distinct tone compared to the grittier books of the era.
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