Blue and Gold Restoration is open for business! Only issue is, our duo is falling apart while their waiting room is packed to the brim with mostly illegitimate problems. Now Omnizon, self-appointed ruler of Earth, is here to sentence Booster and Beetle to death for disobeying her royal rule of the land. It’ll take a friend from the future to save their present and prevent a PR nightmare that could close their operation for good!
This colorful issue uses modern comic book design. The drawings are detailed and expressive. And there is an energy to the artwork that matches the personalities of Booster and Blue Beetle. Read Full Review
This has been one of the most pleasant, offbeat surprises out of DC in a while, as Dan Jurgens gets the band back together for a suitably absurd adventure. Read Full Review
A really exciting issue, filled with as much action as it is humor. Buy this comic! Worth both your time & money. Read Full Review
Blue & Gold #5 is another fine issue of Dan Jurgens' highly entertaining buddy story. Booster and Blue Beetle are two of DC's best characters, but they are criminally underused. It's great that Jurgens has brought them back, even if it's just for an eight-issue miniseries. Hopefully, this series will lead to further appearances of these heroes in other DCU titles. Read Full Review
Blue & Gold #5 finally got me invested in the series, but is it a little too late? Time will tell, but for now, I had a smile on my face while reading this issue. The overall story may not be one for the ages, but it's a fun read with great art. Read Full Review
Blue and Gold is nearing the end of its eight-issue run. The characters remain endearing, but this arc still hasnt felt like its gone anywhere even at its conclusion. Read Full Review
Honestly, Blue and Gold #5 felt very underwhelming, but it at least seems to be moving past its initial concept. Read Full Review
This had some fun moments but overall, I'm having trouble being invested in this story.
Not the best book in the series but still fun. Though it is slowly loosing steam.
Just really bored with the dialogue, the confusing action, and generally bad comedic material. Generally kind of regretting subbing to this, it's grown steadily more tedious by each issue. I skip the social media bubbles now entirely. There's only so many times one can read the word "deepfake" until it becomes clear the writer read it once and wants to work it in as much as possible. Plus it feels like the concept of the series - Booster and Beetle are taking on superheroics for "everyone else", whatever that means - is being repeated ad nauseam. It's 5 issues in an 8 issue series, yet every issue keeps feeling like the first. If this series is Ghostbusters with superheroes, then it's chosen a very strange way of pacing its plot if we're on more
This book started off strong but now I am not interested. Sad cause I love the idea and the characters involved. Jurgens still has it but maybe this is a minor hiccup in his stellar career.
Yeah, this is getting boring, nothing here was funny or interesting, I'm pretty disappointed.
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