Booster Gold
Michael Jon Carter
- Also known as
Michael Jon Carter was a night watchman at the Metropolis Space Museum in the 25th century. With the help of Skeets, a security robot, Michael stole powerful devices from the museum, such as a Legion flight ring and a force shield belt. He then used Rip Hunter's time machine to travel back to the late 20th century, intent on becoming a wealthy superhero.
Appearances
- Booster Gold #5 — 1986-06-00
- Booster Gold #6 — 1986-07-00
- Booster Gold #7 — 1986-08-00
- Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #19 — 1986-09-00
- Booster Gold #9 — 1986-10-00
- Booster Gold #10 — 1986-11-00
- Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #26 — 1987-04-00
- Justice League #2 — 1987-06-00
- Superman #7 — 1987-07-00
- Justice League #3 — 1987-07-00
- Adventures of Superman #430 — 1987-07-00
- Action Comics #590 — 1987-07-00
- Justice League #4 — 1987-08-00
- Who's Who: Update '87 #1 — 1987-08-00
- Superman Annual #1 — 1987-08-00
- Justice League Annual #1 — 1987-09-00
- Justice League #5 — 1987-09-00
- Justice League #6 — 1987-10-00
- Who's Who: Update '87 #3 — 1987-10-00
- Justice League International #7 — 1987-11-00
- Action Comics #594 — 1987-11-00
- Justice League International #8 — 1987-12-00
- Justice League International #9 — 1988-01-00
- Booster Gold #24 — 1988-01-00
- Action Comics #596 — 1988-01-00
- Blue Beetle #20 — 1988-01-00
- Booster Gold #25 — 1988-02-00
- Justice League International #11 — 1988-03-00
- Action Comics #598 — 1988-03-00
- Justice League International #12 — 1988-04-00
- Firestorm the Nuclear Man #71 — 1988-05-00
- Action Comics #600 — 1988-05-00
- Justice League International #13 — 1988-05-00
- Suicide Squad #13 — 1988-05-00
- Justice League International #14 — 1988-06-00
- Adventures of Superman #442 — 1988-07-00
- Justice League International #15 — 1988-07-00
- Justice League Annual #2 — 1988-07-00
- Superman #19 — 1988-07-00
- Forever People #6 — 1988-07-00
- Justice League International #16 — 1988-08-00
- Justice League International #17 — 1988-09-00
- Superman #23 — 1988-11-00
- Flash #21 — 1988-12-20
- Hawk and Dove #1 — 1989-06-00
- L.E.G.I.O.N. '89 #5 — 1989-06-00
- Action Comics Annual #2 — 1989-06-00
- Justice League America #31 — 1989-10-00
- Justice League Europe #7 — 1989-10-00
- Justice League America #32 — 1989-11-00
- Justice League Europe #8 — 1989-11-00
- Action Comics #649 — 1990-01-00
- Time Masters #1 — 1990-02-00
- Adventures of Superman #463 — 1990-02-00
- Time Masters #4 — 1990-05-00
- Justice League Europe #18 — 1990-09-00
- Sandman #19 — 1990-09-13
- Justice League Quarterly #1 — 1990-12-00
- Hawkworld #11 — 1991-05-00
- Hawk and Dove #24 — 1991-05-00
- Adventures of Superman #479 — 1991-06-00
- Justice League Quarterly #3 — 1991-07-00
- Justice League Europe #33 — 1991-12-00
- Justice League Europe #34 — 1992-01-00
- Justice League America #58 — 1992-01-00
- Adventures of Superman #488 — 1992-03-00
- Adventures of Superman #489 — 1992-04-00
- Hawkworld #22 — 1992-04-00
- Guy Gardner #1 — 1992-10-00
- Guy Gardner #2 — 1992-11-00
- Congorilla #4 — 1993-02-00
- Guy Gardner #15 — 1993-12-00
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #2 — 1994-09-00
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #3 — 1994-09-00
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #0 — 1994-09-00
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #1 — 1994-09-00
- Superman & Batman Magazine #8 — 1995-04-00
- Deathstroke #49 — 1995-07-00
- Guy Gardner: Warrior #32 — 1995-07-00
- Guy Gardner: Warrior #39 — 1996-02-00
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