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Title	Pages	Job Number	Notes
[untitled] Illustration on Cover, Front	1		It is unclear if it is Jon Carter (Booster's father) or Daniel Carter (Booster's ancestor) in the Supernova outift.
The Greatest Hero You've Never Heard of! Text Article on Interior Page(s)	1		On inside front cover dustjacket flap. Illustrated with a detail from Booster Gold (DC, 2007 series) #1.
Booster Gold: 52 Pick-Up Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword on Interior Page(s)	1		Frontispiece. Illustrated with a detail from Booster Gold (DC, 2007 series) #1.
Booster Gold: 52 Pick-Up Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword on Interior Page(s)	2		Title page, including credits and publication data. Illustrated with a detail from Booster Gold (DC, 2007 series) #1.
Introduction Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword on Interior Page(s)	1
Booster Gold #1A Cover Cover Reprint (on Interior Page) on Interior Page(s)	1		All trade elements removed. It is unclear if it is Jon Carter (Booster's father) or Daniel Carter (Booster's ancestor) in the Supernova outift.
Booster Gold #1B Cover Cover Reprint (on Interior Page) on Interior Page(s)	1		All trade elements removed.
Chapter 1: Secret Origins Story on Interior Page(s)	32		There are several visual references to moments throughout DC history, including Max Lord shooting Blue Beetle, Wally West being doused by the chemicals that made him Kid Flash, the cover to Firestorm #1, the cover to JLE #1, Terra betraying the New Teen Titans, the Joker shooting Barbara Gordon, the Legion of Super-Heroes meeting a young Clark Kent, the cover to Shazam! #1, Zero Hour, Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth #3, and others.
Booster Gold #2A Cover Cover Reprint (on Interior Page) on Interior Page(s)	1		All trade elements removed.
Booster Gold #2B Cover Cover Reprint (on Interior Page) on Interior Page(s)	1		All trade elements removed.
Chapter 2: Leggo My Ego Story on Interior Page(s)	22
Booster Gold #3 Cover Cover Reprint (on Interior Page) on Interior Page(s)	1		All trade elements removed.
[untitled] Illustration on Interior Page(s)	1		Small, slightly re-composed reproduction of the cover to Booster Gold (DC, 2007 series) #1 with a red background (similar to the 2nd printing cover) presented as a playing card over blue-colored version of the same cover.
Chapter 3: Hexed Story on Interior Page(s)	22
Booster Gold #4 Cover Cover Reprint (on Interior Page) on Interior Page(s)	1		All trade elements removed.
[untitled] Illustration on Interior Page(s)	1		Illustration from Booster Gold (DC, 2007 series) #1 presented as a playing card over blue-colored version of the cover from that same issue.
Chapter 4: He's Gonna Save Every One of Us! Story on Interior Page(s)	22
Booster Gold #5 Cover Cover Reprint (on Interior Page) on Interior Page(s)	1		The cover is an homage to the cover of Batman: The Killing Joke (DC, 1988 series) #nn. All trade elements removed.
[untitled] Illustration on Interior Page(s)	1		Illustration from Booster Gold (DC, 2007 series) #1 presented as a playing card over blue-colored version of the cover from that same issue.
Chapter 5: No Joke Story on Interior Page(s)	22		Story re-presents some of the events of and ties into Batman: The Killing Joke (DC, 1988 series) #nn.
Booster Gold #6 Cover Cover Reprint (on Interior Page) on Interior Page(s)	1		All trade elements removed.
[untitled] Illustration on Interior Page(s)	1		Illustration from Booster Gold (DC, 2007 series) #6 presented as a playing card over blue-colored version of the cover from #1.
Chapter 6: Meet the Beetles Story on Interior Page(s)	22		There are a few Beatles references, including the story title, which is a play on the title of the first Beatles album released in the US, and the first panel on p. 4, which is a visual refence to the album cover of the Beatles' Abbey Road. The Sherlock Holmes panel is taken from the cover to Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series) #572. Booster's review of Ted Kord's career as Blue Beetle includes scenes of Ted Kord taking over from his predecessor, fighting the Madmen, at one of the Monitor's tuning forks from Crisis on Infinite Earths (DC, 1985 series), a version of the cover of Justice League (DC, 1987 series) #1, the Justice League fighting Doomsday, and working with the Birds of Prey. In the files Ted Kord sees on Booster Gold are pictures from when Booster wore armor towards the end of the Justice League America series, from the Conglomerate series in Justice League Quarterly (DC, 1990 series), and from the cover of Formerly Known As the Justice League (DC, 2003 series) #1.
Time Capsule Illustration on Interior Page(s)	2		Early design sketches of Booster Gold from before the launch of the 1986 series.
[untitled] Text Article on Interior Page(s)	1		Brief biographies of the four major creators. On the inside back cover dustjacket flap.
Booster Gold: The Greatest Hero the World Has Never Known! Promotional Material (from Publisher) on Interior Page(s)	1		On back cover. Booster illustration from Booster Gold (DC, 2007 series) #6; Skeets illustration from Booster Gold (DC, 2007 series) #1.