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He has Booster Gold chained up in his basement and is trying to repair Skeets in the hope of saving his parents He soon discovers that Skeets is voice-activated, which means that he must bring Booster Gold back up from his prison.[caption id="attachment_849886" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Batman #47 cover by Tony S Daniel, Danny Miki, and[...]

Booster and Skeets search the city for Batman, only to find a grizzled and armed Dark Knight ready and eager to gun down any superhero he sees Also, this Batman is not Bruce Wayne.[caption id="attachment_830472" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Batman #45 cover by Tony Daniel and Tomeu Morey[/caption]Batman #45 is a pleasingly prompt return for Booster Gold,[...]

Their only hope was Skeets, and he appeared to be destroyed However, the little robot had a few more tricks up its sleeve, and he may just be able to save our heroes Even if he does, Big Blue and Booster still have to fight their way through four Kryptonians and an army of Eradicator[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Superman and Booster Gold face Lor-Zod, the child of the infamous General Zod, and the Eradicator. They face him on the planet the villain calls New Krypton. Soon Zod and Ursa join the fight, and the fight appears hopeless for Superman and Booster. Back on Earth in our present, Lois Lane finally finds […]

Skeets has some good lines here, and we get to see Booster Gold continue to awkwardly attempt to buddy up to the Man of Steel.The Superman and Booster plot does feel a little slow-moving in this issue, and I do hope that Jurgens gets to the point of the hoping around the timestream soon[...]

It’s something of a “time island,” which really makes little sense when Skeets tries to explain it Once they leave it, it never existed There is a slim chance that next issue may connect back to this one, but the ending cliffhanger doesn't make it appear that this will be the case.It feels pretty crappy,[...]