#mavigator

[gatogun-moved]

i like your art 😄

wahhh tysm! i appreciate this!

[carrionkid]

harlow icon change.. this is big

I am NOT immune to anime boy unfortunately 😔

[laurajameskinney]

Ever heard of this little thing called “spideytorch(I AM KILLED INSTANTLY AND WITHOUT MERCY)

nods like a wizened old professor being approached by an excitable student...yes, yes, "spideytorch", i believe i've heard of that one...quite good, quite good...

realtalk i dont super go there (spider-man comics OR f4 comics) but anytime i see those two on panel together its gay. why are you always showing up in each others damn comics hmmm

[xmenred2022]

i read daredevil 290 now what

Now picture daredevil and bullseye making passionate hate. End simulation.

[bonetrousled]

LASER ATTACK

AHHHH!!!! FUUUUUCK!!!!!

[spamtony]

@mavigator we're on the same wavelength

[theboost]

i need things to read with booster in them preferably not touched by tom king

I’ve got you bestie.

Booster Gold (1986) - his first solo series/introduction. Lays the groundwork for his character plus gives him a supporting cast that pops up every so often

Justice League International (1987) - its good and it’s bad but it is undoubtedly important for his character. Birth of boostle ❤️

Justice League America - continues where JLI leaves off. Booster is a team member for a good chunk of the run. You will not read all of it.

Justice League Extreme - if you can get past the awful art and the general 90s-ness there’s some good stuff here. Booster deals with a disability (the titular missing arm) that he received late in JLA. It does of course get magically cured.

52 - this is a book that deals with a lot of characters but just skim it for the booster parts. It lays the groundwork for

Booster Gold (2007) - love this one. I highly recommend it

Hope this helps!

[bonetrousled]

hello walter