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Review: Booster Gold: Reality Lost trade paperback (DC Comics) 
Collected Editions | by noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) | Mon, Nov 2
A week or so ago we looked at Dan Jurgens' Tangent: Superman's Reign, and in contrast here's Booster Gold: Reality Lost with art by Jurgens and writing by Jurgens and Chuck Dixon. This volume of Booster Gold goes firmly in the "more fun comics" pile; not very much happens here right up until t...
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