Real Name: Michelle Carter
Occupation: Adventurer from the 25th Century
Marital Status: Single
Known Relatives: Unnamed Mother (presumed deceased), Michael John
Carter
(Booster Gold, twin brother), Unamed Aunt
Base of Operations: Metropolis
Height: 5'5"
Weight: 110 lbs.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blond
History: The success of Booster Gold promted his then agent, Dirk
Davis, to
decide that there should be a female counterpart to his client
hero.Hiring
Jack soo, the super hero suit was built and used by Booster's
secretary,
Trixie Collins.
When Booster went back to his native 25th century, he brought his twin
sister
Michelle back with him. Trixie renounced being a super hero. Michelle
went
cross-country, bringing the Goldstar suit with her. From time to time,
she
found the need for Goldstar's power and became the new Goldstar. During
a
trip to Dimension X, she aided Booster and was captured. In the nick of
time
Booster rescued her, and they stopped the invasion. As they were
leaving, she
left Booster's force field to re-open the portal back to Earth. In less
than
a heart beat a loosened chunk of the ceiling fell slicing a vital power
cable
striking her and ensuing an explosion. Booster was propelled through
the
portal, with the only remembrance of his sister, a shredded part of her
costume bearing the insignia. Not long after he and the entire JLI
along with
Trixie and Dirk, attended the funeral. Booster felt that his sister
belonged
in the future and her death shouldn't be marked with a headstone 500
years
before her birth. Doctor Fate (ll) then placed the marker in a
different
realm, a place where it would be forever safe "from the ravages of
time."
It's since been learned that she didn't die in the explosion, but rather was transported to another realm where she became a prisoner of the Dominion and has since been rescued by Young Justice.
Goldstar Suit: Goldstar's powers are based on magnetic attraction and
repulsion. She can fly by focusing her magnetic power on a distant
object and
attarxt or repel objects and her foes.
