Battlestar Galactica: Cylon Apocalypse 3 - Revision history

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	<gallery mode="slideshow">		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	~~Image~~:BSGCylonApoc3GoldenCover.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.		File:BSGCylonApoc3GoldenCover.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.
	~~Image~~:BSGCylonApoc3LeeCover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.		File:BSGCylonApoc3LeeCover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.
	~~Image~~:BSGCylonApoc3RaphaelCover.jpg\|[[Carlos Rafael]] cover.		File:BSGCylonApoc3RaphaelCover.jpg\|[[Carlos Rafael]] cover.
	~~Image~~:BSGCylonApoc3SadowCover.jpg\|[[Stephen Sadowski]] cover.		File:BSGCylonApoc3SadowCover.jpg\|[[Stephen Sadowski]] cover.
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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Notes */ clarity

2021-10-10T02:08:48Z

Notes: clarity

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	*Apollo uses Boxey's given name, [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]], in conversation.		*Apollo uses Boxey's given name, [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]], in conversation.
	*A humorous in-joke to the ''[[w:Star Wars\|Star Wars]]'' universe (from the Death Star battle in Episode 4) occurs when Apollo tells [[Core command]] that "We've lost [[Tyrie]] and [[Hutch]]!" during the [[Battle of Tessida]].		*A humorous in-joke to the ''[[w:Star Wars\|Star Wars]]'' universe (from the Death Star battle in Episode 4) occurs when Apollo tells [[Core command]] that "We've lost [[Tyrie]] and [[Hutch]]!" during the [[Battle of Tessida]].
	* [[Tassos]]' usage of "[[Mother of Hermes]]" is apt as {{w\|Hermes}} is the Greek god, considered the protector of both thieves and merchants.		* [[Tassos]]' usage of "[[Mother of Hermes]]" is apt as {{w\|Hermes}} is the Greek god considered to be the protector of both thieves and merchants.

	==Questions==		==Questions==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: sectioning Notes / Analysis content

2021-10-10T02:07:46Z

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	*Just after he delivers the last of the missiles into the Cylon mainframe building, Starbuck is shot down. Unable to stay to rescue him due to increasing damage, Adama orders all Vipers to retreat and for ''Galactica'' to escape, leaving Starbuck to his fate.		*Just after he delivers the last of the missiles into the Cylon mainframe building, Starbuck is shot down. Unable to stay to rescue him due to increasing damage, Adama orders all Vipers to retreat and for ''Galactica'' to escape, leaving Starbuck to his fate.

	==~~Notes~~==		==Analysis==
	*Unlike its [[Battlestar Galactica 0\|Re-imagined Series]] comic counterpart, this issue continues a strong and consistent use of [[Original Series]] canonical references. Use of phrases such as "[[gallmonging]] snitrat", "[[For Sagan's sake]]" and other episode references aided in the issue's persuasive and convincing atmosphere in the Original Series world.
			*Unlike its [[Battlestar Galactica 0\|Re-imagined Series]] comic counterpart, this issue continues a strong and consistent use of [[Original Series]] canonical references. Use of phrases such as "[[gallmonging]] snitrat," "[[For Sagan's sake]]," and other episode references aided in the issue's persuasive and convincing atmosphere in the Original Series world.

			== Notes ==

			=== Names and Nods ===

	*Apollo uses Boxey's given name, [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]], in conversation.		*Apollo uses Boxey's given name, [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]], in conversation.
	*A humorous in-joke to the ''[[w:Star Wars\|Star Wars]]'' universe (from the Death Star battle in Episode 4) occurs when Apollo tells [[Core command]] that "We've lost [[Tyrie]] and [[Hutch]]!" during the [[Battle of Tessida]].		*A humorous in-joke to the ''[[w:Star Wars\|Star Wars]]'' universe (from the Death Star battle in Episode 4) occurs when Apollo tells [[Core command]] that "We've lost [[Tyrie]] and [[Hutch]]!" during the [[Battle of Tessida]].

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Analysis */ these are more "Notes" than "Analysis"

2021-10-10T01:48:34Z

Analysis: these are more "Notes" than "Analysis"

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	*Just after he delivers the last of the missiles into the Cylon mainframe building, Starbuck is shot down. Unable to stay to rescue him due to increasing damage, Adama orders all Vipers to retreat and for ''Galactica'' to escape, leaving Starbuck to his fate.		*Just after he delivers the last of the missiles into the Cylon mainframe building, Starbuck is shot down. Unable to stay to rescue him due to increasing damage, Adama orders all Vipers to retreat and for ''Galactica'' to escape, leaving Starbuck to his fate.

	==~~Analysis~~==		==Notes==
	*Unlike its [[Battlestar Galactica 0\|Re-imagined Series]] comic counterpart, this issue continues a strong and consistent use of [[Original Series]] canonical references. Use of phrases such as "[[gallmonging]] snitrat", "[[For Sagan's sake]]" and other episode references aided in the issue's persuasive and convincing atmosphere in the Original Series world.		*Unlike its [[Battlestar Galactica 0\|Re-imagined Series]] comic counterpart, this issue continues a strong and consistent use of [[Original Series]] canonical references. Use of phrases such as "[[gallmonging]] snitrat", "[[For Sagan's sake]]" and other episode references aided in the issue's persuasive and convincing atmosphere in the Original Series world.
	*Apollo uses Boxey's given name, [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]], in conversation.		*Apollo uses Boxey's given name, [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]], in conversation.
	*A humorous in-joke to the ''[[w:Star Wars\|Star Wars]]'' universe (from the Death Star battle in Episode 4) occurs when Apollo tells [[Core command]] that "We've lost [[Tyrie]] and [[Hutch]]!"		*A humorous in-joke to the ''[[w:Star Wars\|Star Wars]]'' universe (from the Death Star battle in Episode 4) occurs when Apollo tells [[Core command]] that "We've lost [[Tyrie]] and [[Hutch]]!" during the [[Battle of Tessida]].
	* [[Tassos]]' usage of "[[Mother of Hermes]]" is apt as {{w\|Hermes}} is the Greek god, considered the protector of both thieves and merchants.		* [[Tassos]]' usage of "[[Mother of Hermes]]" is apt as {{w\|Hermes}} is the Greek god, considered the protector of both thieves and merchants.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Analysis */ + Hermes

2021-10-10T01:47:34Z

Analysis: + Hermes

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	*Unlike its [[Battlestar Galactica 0\|Re-imagined Series]] comic counterpart, this issue continues a strong and consistent use of [[Original Series]] canonical references. Use of phrases such as "[[gallmonging]] snitrat", "[[For Sagan's sake]]" and other episode references aided in the issue's persuasive and convincing atmosphere in the Original Series world.		*Unlike its [[Battlestar Galactica 0\|Re-imagined Series]] comic counterpart, this issue continues a strong and consistent use of [[Original Series]] canonical references. Use of phrases such as "[[gallmonging]] snitrat", "[[For Sagan's sake]]" and other episode references aided in the issue's persuasive and convincing atmosphere in the Original Series world.
	*Apollo uses Boxey's given name, [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]], in conversation.		*Apollo uses Boxey's given name, [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]], in conversation.
	*A humorous in-joke to the ''[[w:Star Wars\|Star Wars]]'' universe (from the Death Star battle in Episode 1) occurs when Apollo tells [[Core command]] that "We've lost Tyrie and Hutch!"		*A humorous in-joke to the ''[[w:Star Wars\|Star Wars]]'' universe (from the Death Star battle in Episode 4) occurs when Apollo tells [[Core command]] that "We've lost [[Tyrie]] and [[Hutch]]!"
			* [[Tassos]]' usage of "[[Mother of Hermes]]" is apt as {{w\|Hermes}} is the Greek god, considered the protector of both thieves and merchants.

	==Questions==		==Questions==

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2021-06-01T00:29:51Z

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	~~== Plot ==~~		: {{TOS\|Galactica}}'' and her {{TOS\|Viper}}s with the {{TOS\|Cylons}} and their {{TOS\|Raider}}s as {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} orders an attack against the {{alt\|Cylon Empire}}.''
	''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' and her {{TOS~~\|Viper~~\|Viper}}s ~~do battle~~ with the {{TOS\|Cylons}} and their {{TOS~~\|Raider~~\|Raider}}s as {{~~TOS~~\|Adama}} orders an attack against the Cylon Empire.

	==Summary==		==Summary==

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	== Alternate covers ==		== Alternate covers ==

	<gallery mode="slideshow" ~~widths=1000 heights=500~~>		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	Image:BSGCylonApoc3GoldenCover.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.		Image:BSGCylonApoc3GoldenCover.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.
	Image:BSGCylonApoc3LeeCover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.		Image:BSGCylonApoc3LeeCover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.

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	== Alternate covers ==		== Alternate covers ==

	<gallery>		<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=1000 heights=500>
	Image:BSGCylonApoc3GoldenCover.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.		Image:BSGCylonApoc3GoldenCover.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.
	Image:BSGCylonApoc3LeeCover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.		Image:BSGCylonApoc3LeeCover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "{{TOS|Cylons|Cylons}}" to "{{TOS|Cylons}}"

2021-01-08T22:16:46Z

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	== Plot ==		== Plot ==
	''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' and her {{TOS\|Viper\|Viper}}s do battle with the {{TOS~~\|Cylons~~\|Cylons}} and their {{TOS\|Raider\|Raider}}s as {{TOS\|Adama}} orders an attack against the Cylon Empire.		''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' and her {{TOS\|Viper\|Viper}}s do battle with the {{TOS\|Cylons}} and their {{TOS\|Raider\|Raider}}s as {{TOS\|Adama}} orders an attack against the Cylon Empire.

	==Summary==		==Summary==

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	*Unlike its [[Battlestar Galactica 0\|Re-imagined Series]] comic counterpart, this issue continues a strong and consistent use of [[Original Series]] canonical references. Use of phrases such as "[[gallmonging]] snitrat", "[[For Sagan's sake]]" and other episode references aided in the issue's persuasive and convincing atmosphere in the Original Series world.		*Unlike its [[Battlestar Galactica 0\|Re-imagined Series]] comic counterpart, this issue continues a strong and consistent use of [[Original Series]] canonical references. Use of phrases such as "[[gallmonging]] snitrat", "[[For Sagan's sake]]" and other episode references aided in the issue's persuasive and convincing atmosphere in the Original Series world.
	*Apollo uses Boxey's given name, [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]], in conversation.		*Apollo uses Boxey's given name, [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]], in conversation.
	*A humorous in-joke to the ''[[w:Star Wars\|Star Wars]]'' universe (from the Death Star battle in Episode 1) occurs when Apollo tells [[Core command]] that "We've lost Tyrie and Hutch!"		*A humorous in-joke to the ''[[w:Star Wars\|Star Wars]]'' universe (from the Death Star battle in Episode 4) occurs when Apollo tells [[Core command]] that "We've lost [[Tyrie]] and [[Hutch]]!"
			* [[Tassos]]' usage of "[[Mother of Hermes]]" is apt as {{w\|Hermes}} is the Greek god, considered the protector of both thieves and merchants.

	==Questions==		==Questions==