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2. Wholesale Destruction: An entire country within the DC Universe will be leveled by a known power player, killing every man, woman and child within.
No, not Kooey Kooey Kooey! :O
3. Batwoman Begins: A new female crimefighter takes to the streets of Gotham, but who's behind the mask? Here's a hint: It's not who you think.
Zombie Ted in drag, is my guess.
10. For Freedom!: From the ashes of the original team's gory demise in Infinite Crisis, a new team of Freedom Fighters emerges to take up the fight!
New Black Condor, yay!
18. Ralph Dibny: The Next Step: Nobody in the DCU has suffered more in the past two years than Elongated Man, but in 52, Ralph Dibny tries to move on in way that will shock you.
29. Ralph Gets Some!: Mr. Dibny finds himself getting busy with somebody other than his beloved Sue. Who's the lucky lady (or fella)?
41. JLA=S.E.X.: Two former Justice Leaguers you would NOT expect will bump uglies by year's end. Awk-ward!
BOOSTER/RALPH, YES
16. Encore: Writer Geoff Johns looks to follow up his work on Infinite Crisis by telling an even bigger story, if you can believe that.
"Hal Jordan's Adventures As The Best Superhero Ever!"
Maybe it'll be Hal/Ralph, because if Hal is gay he's one step closer to being Johns's boyfriend.
25. Final Farewell: Some members of the team Donna Troy took into space during Infinite Crisis won't be back by the first issues of 52, and some won't be coming back at all.
I don't suppose Donna could be one of them?
27. Booster Gold: The Big Time, At Last: Booster Gold was considered a joke as a member of the Justice League International, but 52 sees him take his shot as a A-list hero.
28. Fortune & Glory: One character's long-fought quest for respect comes to an end when they become the leader of their own country.
Booster Gold, president of Kooey Kooey Kooey.
30. Fate: With Hector Hall out of the picture for the time being, someone new will step up to the golden mantle of Dr. Fate and become the world's most powerful sorcerer.
Wouldn't it be great if all this "Ted is dead forever, no really, he's not coming back!" was all a big lie so that we'll be surprised when they make him the new Dr. Fate?
32. From Beyond the Grave: Having seen Superman, Green Arrow and now Hal Jordan return from the dead, a former Justice League member attempts to resurrect an old friend.
If this isn't Booster and Ted, I'll eat my hat.
44. Not That There's Anything Wrong With That: A new gay character make their first appearance in 52, before moving on to their own ongoing series.
So whoever Montoya's banging is my guess. (or new Black Condor, because Black Condor is always gay)
46. Microsoft Man: Signing endorsement deals left and right, Booster Gold becomes a corporate hero, but when push comes to shove, who's pulling the strings?
Lex Luthor, probably.
50. Don't Get Too Attached: One of the six leads of 52 won't see the end of the year. Who'll bite the dust?
Oh, Booster. :(
No, not Kooey Kooey Kooey! :O
3. Batwoman Begins: A new female crimefighter takes to the streets of Gotham, but who's behind the mask? Here's a hint: It's not who you think.
Zombie Ted in drag, is my guess.
10. For Freedom!: From the ashes of the original team's gory demise in Infinite Crisis, a new team of Freedom Fighters emerges to take up the fight!
New Black Condor, yay!
18. Ralph Dibny: The Next Step: Nobody in the DCU has suffered more in the past two years than Elongated Man, but in 52, Ralph Dibny tries to move on in way that will shock you.
29. Ralph Gets Some!: Mr. Dibny finds himself getting busy with somebody other than his beloved Sue. Who's the lucky lady (or fella)?
41. JLA=S.E.X.: Two former Justice Leaguers you would NOT expect will bump uglies by year's end. Awk-ward!
BOOSTER/RALPH, YES
16. Encore: Writer Geoff Johns looks to follow up his work on Infinite Crisis by telling an even bigger story, if you can believe that.
"Hal Jordan's Adventures As The Best Superhero Ever!"
Maybe it'll be Hal/Ralph, because if Hal is gay he's one step closer to being Johns's boyfriend.
25. Final Farewell: Some members of the team Donna Troy took into space during Infinite Crisis won't be back by the first issues of 52, and some won't be coming back at all.
I don't suppose Donna could be one of them?
27. Booster Gold: The Big Time, At Last: Booster Gold was considered a joke as a member of the Justice League International, but 52 sees him take his shot as a A-list hero.
28. Fortune & Glory: One character's long-fought quest for respect comes to an end when they become the leader of their own country.
Booster Gold, president of Kooey Kooey Kooey.
30. Fate: With Hector Hall out of the picture for the time being, someone new will step up to the golden mantle of Dr. Fate and become the world's most powerful sorcerer.
Wouldn't it be great if all this "Ted is dead forever, no really, he's not coming back!" was all a big lie so that we'll be surprised when they make him the new Dr. Fate?
32. From Beyond the Grave: Having seen Superman, Green Arrow and now Hal Jordan return from the dead, a former Justice League member attempts to resurrect an old friend.
If this isn't Booster and Ted, I'll eat my hat.
44. Not That There's Anything Wrong With That: A new gay character make their first appearance in 52, before moving on to their own ongoing series.
So whoever Montoya's banging is my guess. (or new Black Condor, because Black Condor is always gay)
46. Microsoft Man: Signing endorsement deals left and right, Booster Gold becomes a corporate hero, but when push comes to shove, who's pulling the strings?
Lex Luthor, probably.
50. Don't Get Too Attached: One of the six leads of 52 won't see the end of the year. Who'll bite the dust?
Oh, Booster. :(