Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus - Revision history

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	<gallery mode="slideshow">		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	~~Image~~:BSGPegasusTocciniNFA.jpg\|Cover A: [[Greg Toccini]].		File:BSGPegasusTocciniNFA.jpg\|Cover A: [[Greg Toccini]].
	~~Image~~:BSGPegasusPhotoCover.jpg\|Cover B: Photo cover with Admiral [[Helena Cain]].		File:BSGPegasusPhotoCover.jpg\|Cover B: Photo cover with Admiral [[Helena Cain]].
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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Colonial Fleet (RDM)" to "Colonial Fleet (TRS)"

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	*The [[Mercury class battlestar\|battlestar]] ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' arrives at a [[Colonial Fleet (~~RDM~~)\|Colonial Fleet]] [[Colonial Fleet Hub\|shipyard]] at [[Gemenon]] for scheduled maintenance and passenger and crew transfers.		*The [[Mercury class battlestar\|battlestar]] ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' arrives at a [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]] [[Colonial Fleet Hub\|shipyard]] at [[Gemenon]] for scheduled maintenance and passenger and crew transfers.
	*As she would [[Fall of the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards\|months later]], Admiral [[Helena Cain]] stays aboard to manage some ship and personal business, trying to write a latter home without success.		*As she would [[Fall of the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards\|months later]], Admiral [[Helena Cain]] stays aboard to manage some ship and personal business, trying to write a latter home without success.
	*On the shipyard station, unnoticed by anyone, three people look on with dispassionate regard of the humans moving through the station. In fact, the three are not human, but [[humanoid Cylon]]s that have infiltrated society. The [[Number Six]], [[Simon]] and [[Aaron Doral]] allude to the fact that the scurrying and business of humanity [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|will not matter]] in a short time.		*On the shipyard station, unnoticed by anyone, three people look on with dispassionate regard of the humans moving through the station. In fact, the three are not human, but [[humanoid Cylon]]s that have infiltrated society. The [[Number Six]], [[Simon]] and [[Aaron Doral]] allude to the fact that the scurrying and business of humanity [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|will not matter]] in a short time.

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	*''Pegasus'' reels from the strikes but begins returning fire. As the Cylons use their nuclear missiles to completely destroy the wrecked hulk of ''Chronos'', [[Louis Hoshi]], the communications officer, picks up an automated distress signal from Admiral [[Tong]], the dead battlestar's commanding officer. Cain orders an FTL fix on the signal for an imminent jump.		*''Pegasus'' reels from the strikes but begins returning fire. As the Cylons use their nuclear missiles to completely destroy the wrecked hulk of ''Chronos'', [[Louis Hoshi]], the communications officer, picks up an automated distress signal from Admiral [[Tong]], the dead battlestar's commanding officer. Cain orders an FTL fix on the signal for an imminent jump.
	*With ship's damage too severe and few [[Viper Mark VII\|Vipers]] aboard (having left many at Gemenon for required maintenance), ''Pegasus'''s only option is to flee, which it manages to do just as the Cylons return.		*With ship's damage too severe and few [[Viper Mark VII\|Vipers]] aboard (having left many at Gemenon for required maintenance), ''Pegasus'''s only option is to flee, which it manages to do just as the Cylons return.
	*As the ship begins repairs, Cain plans a rescue mission for any ''Chronos'' survivors. Believing neither Colonial or Cylon was in the "right" in this situation, Cain wants to avoid a fight but also rescue the survivors, believed to be at a Colonial [[tylium]] fuel depot reserve. To avoid a likely trap given their limited offensive resources, A [[Raptor]] is sent to the scene.		*As the ship begins repairs, Cain plans a rescue mission for any ''Chronos'' survivors. Believing neither Colonial or Cylon was in the "right" in this situation, Cain wants to avoid a fight but also rescue the survivors, believed to be at a Colonial [[tylium (RDM)\|tylium]] fuel depot reserve. To avoid a likely trap given their limited offensive resources, A [[Raptor]] is sent to the scene.
	*The [[deckhand]]s manage to get their six Vipers up and running with some older [[avionics]] flight software. The bulk of their Vipers ("99%", according to one character) were left at Gemenon for upgrades there.		*The [[deckhand]]s manage to get their six Vipers up and running with some older [[avionics]] flight software. The bulk of their Vipers ("99%", according to one character) were left at Gemenon for upgrades there.
	*Another group of twelve Raiders attack ''Pegasus'', which deploys its few Vipers. Pilots [[Cole Taylor\|Stinger]], [[Marcia Case\|Showboat]], [[Matt Fanale\|Caustic]], [[Smokescreen]] are fighting not only the Cylons, but issues with the flight software, which is a bit slower than expected.		*Another group of twelve Raiders attack ''Pegasus'', which deploys its few Vipers. Pilots [[Cole Taylor\|Stinger]], [[Marcia Case\|Showboat]], [[Matt Fanale\|Caustic]], [[Smokescreen]] are fighting not only the Cylons, but issues with the flight software, which is a bit slower than expected.
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	*As with other Dynamite Comic stories, such as ''[[Battlestar Galactica 0]]'', continuity issues are apparent. Significant issues include the appearance of the newer [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Cylon Raider]], the modern [[Cylon Centurion]], and the mere appearance of ''any'' Cylon at all, given that the [[Miniseries]] storyline at the story of the show indicates that "No one has seen or heard from the Cylons in over forty years." The information is better interpreted as "No one has been able to report the appearance of Cylons on record in over 40 years," as [[William Adama]] and his battlestar ''[[Valkyrie]]'' encountered Cylon activity (albeit invisible) at the [[Armistice Line]], and a [[Bulldog\|casualty]] was a prisoner-of-war for several years as a result {{TRS\|Hero}}. This encounter is mentioned to Cain in the story.		*As with other Dynamite Comic stories, such as ''[[Battlestar Galactica 0]]'', continuity issues are apparent. Significant issues include the appearance of the newer [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Cylon Raider]], the modern [[Cylon Centurion]], and the mere appearance of ''any'' Cylon at all, given that the [[Miniseries]] storyline at the story of the show indicates that "No one has seen or heard from the Cylons in over forty years." The information is better interpreted as "No one has been able to report the appearance of Cylons on record in over 40 years," as [[William Adama]] and his battlestar ''[[Valkyrie]]'' encountered Cylon activity (albeit invisible) at the [[Armistice Line]], and a [[Bulldog\|casualty]] was a prisoner-of-war for several years as a result {{TRS\|Hero}}. This encounter is mentioned to Cain in the story.
	* Additionally, the fact that the ''Pegasus's'' crew were able to identify the newer Cylon Raiders ''immediately'' is inconsistent with what's been established previously. In the [[Miniseries]], ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'s'' [[CAG]], Captain [[Jackson Spencer]], and his squadron were unable to identify the two Cylon Raiders that destroyed them before it was too late.		* Additionally, the fact that the ''Pegasus's'' crew were able to identify the newer Cylon Raiders ''immediately'' is inconsistent with what's been established previously. In the [[Miniseries]], ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'s'' [[CAG]], Captain [[Jackson Spencer]], and his squadron were unable to identify the two Cylon Raiders that destroyed them before it was too late.
	*The story writers show accuracy in many canonical references to characters such as [[Cole Taylor]], [[Marcia Case]], and [[Barry Garner]]. Some minor errors, such as the misspelling of [[tylium]] as "tillium", crop up occasionally.		*The story writers show accuracy in many canonical references to characters such as [[Cole Taylor]], [[Marcia Case]], and [[Barry Garner]]. Some minor errors, such as the misspelling of [[tylium (RDM)\|tylium]] as "tillium", crop up occasionally.
	*Lieutenant [[Mei Firelli]] is possibly referenced by the writer, who spells the name "[[Pirelli]]".		*Lieutenant [[Mei Firelli]] is possibly referenced by the writer, who spells the name "[[Pirelli]]".
	*Another continuity issue occurs with the use of Viper Mark VIIs against Cylon Raiders. As, later, with the genocidal attack on the Colonies, the Cylons' attempt to disable the Vipers through the [[CNP]] backdoors. However, as these Vipers are using older avionics software and not the CNP, they are spared. The storyline discontinuity occurs when a pilot recognizes the jamming. From a tactical standpoint, this is something that should be very significant information to pass on to Cain and Fleet commanders.		*Another continuity issue occurs with the use of Viper Mark VIIs against Cylon Raiders. As, later, with the genocidal attack on the Colonies, the Cylons' attempt to disable the Vipers through the [[CNP]] backdoors. However, as these Vipers are using older avionics software and not the CNP, they are spared. The storyline discontinuity occurs when a pilot recognizes the jamming. From a tactical standpoint, this is something that should be very significant information to pass on to Cain and Fleet commanders.

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

	<gallery mode="slideshow" ~~widths=1000 heights=500~~>		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	Image:BSGPegasusTocciniNFA.jpg\|Cover A: [[Greg Toccini]].		Image:BSGPegasusTocciniNFA.jpg\|Cover A: [[Greg Toccini]].
	Image:BSGPegasusPhotoCover.jpg\|Cover B: Photo cover with Admiral [[Helena Cain]].		Image:BSGPegasusPhotoCover.jpg\|Cover B: Photo cover with Admiral [[Helena Cain]].

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

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	Image:BSGPegasusTocciniNFA.jpg\|Cover A: [[Greg Toccini]].		Image:BSGPegasusTocciniNFA.jpg\|Cover A: [[Greg Toccini]].
	Image:BSGPegasusPhotoCover.jpg\|Cover B: Photo cover with Admiral [[Helena Cain]].		Image:BSGPegasusPhotoCover.jpg\|Cover B: Photo cover with Admiral [[Helena Cain]].

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Galactica" to "{{RDM|Galactica}}"

2020-09-20T07:10:19Z

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	*The story is obviously set within the two-year span where [[humanoid Cylon]] infiltration began, likely within a year prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] based on comments at the start of the story from a [[Number Six]], [[Simon]] and [[Number Five]].		*The story is obviously set within the two-year span where [[humanoid Cylon]] infiltration began, likely within a year prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] based on comments at the start of the story from a [[Number Six]], [[Simon]] and [[Number Five]].
	*As with other Dynamite Comic stories, such as ''[[Battlestar Galactica 0]]'', continuity issues are apparent. Significant issues include the appearance of the newer [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Cylon Raider]], the modern [[Cylon Centurion]], and the mere appearance of ''any'' Cylon at all, given that the [[Miniseries]] storyline at the story of the show indicates that "No one has seen or heard from the Cylons in over forty years." The information is better interpreted as "No one has been able to report the appearance of Cylons on record in over 40 years," as [[William Adama]] and his battlestar ''[[Valkyrie]]'' encountered Cylon activity (albeit invisible) at the [[Armistice Line]], and a [[Bulldog\|casualty]] was a prisoner-of-war for several years as a result {{TRS\|Hero}}. This encounter is mentioned to Cain in the story.		*As with other Dynamite Comic stories, such as ''[[Battlestar Galactica 0]]'', continuity issues are apparent. Significant issues include the appearance of the newer [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Cylon Raider]], the modern [[Cylon Centurion]], and the mere appearance of ''any'' Cylon at all, given that the [[Miniseries]] storyline at the story of the show indicates that "No one has seen or heard from the Cylons in over forty years." The information is better interpreted as "No one has been able to report the appearance of Cylons on record in over 40 years," as [[William Adama]] and his battlestar ''[[Valkyrie]]'' encountered Cylon activity (albeit invisible) at the [[Armistice Line]], and a [[Bulldog\|casualty]] was a prisoner-of-war for several years as a result {{TRS\|Hero}}. This encounter is mentioned to Cain in the story.
	* Additionally, the fact that the ''Pegasus's'' crew were able to identify the newer Cylon Raiders ''immediately'' is inconsistent with what's been established previously. In the [[Miniseries]], ''~~[[Galactica (~~RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' [[CAG]], Captain [[Jackson Spencer]], and his squadron were unable to identify the two Cylon Raiders that destroyed them before it was too late.		* Additionally, the fact that the ''Pegasus's'' crew were able to identify the newer Cylon Raiders ''immediately'' is inconsistent with what's been established previously. In the [[Miniseries]], ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'s'' [[CAG]], Captain [[Jackson Spencer]], and his squadron were unable to identify the two Cylon Raiders that destroyed them before it was too late.
	*The story writers show accuracy in many canonical references to characters such as [[Cole Taylor]], [[Marcia Case]], and [[Barry Garner]]. Some minor errors, such as the misspelling of [[tylium]] as "tillium", crop up occasionally.		*The story writers show accuracy in many canonical references to characters such as [[Cole Taylor]], [[Marcia Case]], and [[Barry Garner]]. Some minor errors, such as the misspelling of [[tylium]] as "tillium", crop up occasionally.
	*Lieutenant [[Mei Firelli]] is possibly referenced by the writer, who spells the name "[[Pirelli]]".		*Lieutenant [[Mei Firelli]] is possibly referenced by the writer, who spells the name "[[Pirelli]]".

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(Hero)" to "{{TRS|Hero}}"

2020-09-07T06:00:11Z

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	==Analysis==		==Analysis==
	*The story is obviously set within the two-year span where [[humanoid Cylon]] infiltration began, likely within a year prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] based on comments at the start of the story from a [[Number Six]], [[Simon]] and [[Number Five]].		*The story is obviously set within the two-year span where [[humanoid Cylon]] infiltration began, likely within a year prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] based on comments at the start of the story from a [[Number Six]], [[Simon]] and [[Number Five]].
	*As with other Dynamite Comic stories, such as ''[[Battlestar Galactica 0]]'', continuity issues are apparent. Significant issues include the appearance of the newer [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Cylon Raider]], the modern [[Cylon Centurion]], and the mere appearance of ''any'' Cylon at all, given that the [[Miniseries]] storyline at the story of the show indicates that "No one has seen or heard from the Cylons in over forty years." The information is better interpreted as "No one has been able to report the appearance of Cylons on record in over 40 years," as [[William Adama]] and his battlestar ''[[Valkyrie]]'' encountered Cylon activity (albeit invisible) at the [[Armistice Line]], and a [[Bulldog\|casualty]] was a prisoner-of-war for several years as a result ~~([[~~Hero~~]])~~. This encounter is mentioned to Cain in the story.		*As with other Dynamite Comic stories, such as ''[[Battlestar Galactica 0]]'', continuity issues are apparent. Significant issues include the appearance of the newer [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Cylon Raider]], the modern [[Cylon Centurion]], and the mere appearance of ''any'' Cylon at all, given that the [[Miniseries]] storyline at the story of the show indicates that "No one has seen or heard from the Cylons in over forty years." The information is better interpreted as "No one has been able to report the appearance of Cylons on record in over 40 years," as [[William Adama]] and his battlestar ''[[Valkyrie]]'' encountered Cylon activity (albeit invisible) at the [[Armistice Line]], and a [[Bulldog\|casualty]] was a prisoner-of-war for several years as a result {{TRS\|Hero}}. This encounter is mentioned to Cain in the story.
	* Additionally, the fact that the ''Pegasus's'' crew were able to identify the newer Cylon Raiders ''immediately'' is inconsistent with what's been established previously. In the [[Miniseries]], ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' [[CAG]], Captain [[Jackson Spencer]], and his squadron were unable to identify the two Cylon Raiders that destroyed them before it was too late.		* Additionally, the fact that the ''Pegasus's'' crew were able to identify the newer Cylon Raiders ''immediately'' is inconsistent with what's been established previously. In the [[Miniseries]], ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]'s'' [[CAG]], Captain [[Jackson Spencer]], and his squadron were unable to identify the two Cylon Raiders that destroyed them before it was too late.
	*The story writers show accuracy in many canonical references to characters such as [[Cole Taylor]], [[Marcia Case]], and [[Barry Garner]]. Some minor errors, such as the misspelling of [[tylium]] as "tillium", crop up occasionally.		*The story writers show accuracy in many canonical references to characters such as [[Cole Taylor]], [[Marcia Case]], and [[Barry Garner]]. Some minor errors, such as the misspelling of [[tylium]] as "tillium", crop up occasionally.

DrWho42: /* Summary */ Changing link to Louis Hoshi

2008-12-13T19:16:37Z

Summary: Changing link to Louis Hoshi

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	*Cain is visited by Admiral [[Rohner]] in her quarters with new mission orders. Cain is ordered to find the battlestar ''[[Chronos]]'', lost while investigating a distress signal on or near the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] border. He reminds her of a botched [[Hero\|reconnaissance mission]] conducted some time before and the ramifications to the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol]] should she escalate the situation.		*Cain is visited by Admiral [[Rohner]] in her quarters with new mission orders. Cain is ordered to find the battlestar ''[[Chronos]]'', lost while investigating a distress signal on or near the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] border. He reminds her of a botched [[Hero\|reconnaissance mission]] conducted some time before and the ramifications to the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol]] should she escalate the situation.
	*Back in space, ''Pegasus'' [[FTL\|jumps]] to the site of last contact with ''Chronos'', immediately discovering both the destroyed battlestar and four [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raiders]] emerging from the wreck, which immediately attack with nuclear missiles.		*Back in space, ''Pegasus'' [[FTL\|jumps]] to the site of last contact with ''Chronos'', immediately discovering both the destroyed battlestar and four [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Raiders]] emerging from the wreck, which immediately attack with nuclear missiles.
	*''Pegasus'' reels from the strikes but begins returning fire. As the Cylons use their nuclear missiles to completely destroy the wrecked hulk of ''Chronos'', [[Hoshi]], the communications officer, picks up an automated distress signal from Admiral [[Tong]], the dead battlestar's commanding officer. Cain orders an FTL fix on the signal for an imminent jump.		*''Pegasus'' reels from the strikes but begins returning fire. As the Cylons use their nuclear missiles to completely destroy the wrecked hulk of ''Chronos'', [[Louis Hoshi]], the communications officer, picks up an automated distress signal from Admiral [[Tong]], the dead battlestar's commanding officer. Cain orders an FTL fix on the signal for an imminent jump.
	*With ship's damage too severe and few [[Viper Mark VII\|Vipers]] aboard (having left many at Gemenon for required maintenance), ''Pegasus'''s only option is to flee, which it manages to do just as the Cylons return.		*With ship's damage too severe and few [[Viper Mark VII\|Vipers]] aboard (having left many at Gemenon for required maintenance), ''Pegasus'''s only option is to flee, which it manages to do just as the Cylons return.
	*As the ship begins repairs, Cain plans a rescue mission for any ''Chronos'' survivors. Believing neither Colonial or Cylon was in the "right" in this situation, Cain wants to avoid a fight but also rescue the survivors, believed to be at a Colonial [[tylium]] fuel depot reserve. To avoid a likely trap given their limited offensive resources, A [[Raptor]] is sent to the scene.		*As the ship begins repairs, Cain plans a rescue mission for any ''Chronos'' survivors. Believing neither Colonial or Cylon was in the "right" in this situation, Cain wants to avoid a fight but also rescue the survivors, believed to be at a Colonial [[tylium]] fuel depot reserve. To avoid a likely trap given their limited offensive resources, A [[Raptor]] is sent to the scene.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Notes */ updated bit about Fisk's rank

2008-11-10T18:42:37Z

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	**This does not take into account that the date given in "Hero" is a continuity error. Given previous dates mentioned in the series, the events of that episode can't take place just a year prior to the Miniseries. See [[Hero#Analysis]] for details.		**This does not take into account that the date given in "Hero" is a continuity error. Given previous dates mentioned in the series, the events of that episode can't take place just a year prior to the Miniseries. See [[Hero#Analysis]] for details.
	* In "[[Razor]]", the character who is ''Pegasus's'' long-time XO is [[Jurgen Belzen]]. [[Cade Ward]] is more than likely the comic version of Belzen, but as the comic was written before "Razor", this discrepancy is understandable.		* In "[[Razor]]", the character who is ''Pegasus's'' long-time XO is [[Jurgen Belzen]]. [[Cade Ward]] is more than likely the comic version of Belzen, but as the comic was written before "Razor", this discrepancy is understandable.
	* [[Jack Fisk]]'s rank is given as lieutenant colonel.		* [[Jack Fisk]]'s rank is given as lieutenant colonel, which is the rank Fisk has in "Razor" before Belzen is executed and he is summarily promoted.
	* [[Cole Taylor]] is erroneously given the name of Robert Taylor.		* [[Cole Taylor]] is erroneously given the name of Robert Taylor.

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	*With ship's damage too severe and few [[Viper Mark VII\|Vipers]] aboard (having left many at Gemenon for required maintenance), ''Pegasus'''s only option is to flee, which it manages to do just as the Cylons return.		*With ship's damage too severe and few [[Viper Mark VII\|Vipers]] aboard (having left many at Gemenon for required maintenance), ''Pegasus'''s only option is to flee, which it manages to do just as the Cylons return.
	*As the ship begins repairs, Cain plans a rescue mission for any ''Chronos'' survivors. Believing neither Colonial or Cylon was in the "right" in this situation, Cain wants to avoid a fight but also rescue the survivors, believed to be at a Colonial [[tylium (RDM)\|tylium]] fuel depot reserve. To avoid a likely trap given their limited offensive resources, A [[Raptor]] is sent to the scene.		*As the ship begins repairs, Cain plans a rescue mission for any ''Chronos'' survivors. Believing neither Colonial or Cylon was in the "right" in this situation, Cain wants to avoid a fight but also rescue the survivors, believed to be at a Colonial [[tylium (RDM)\|tylium]] fuel depot reserve. To avoid a likely trap given their limited offensive resources, A [[Raptor]] is sent to the scene.
	*The [[deckhand]]s manage to get their six Vipers up and running with some older [[avionics]] flight software. The bulk of their Vipers ("99%", according to one character) were left at Gemenon for upgrades there.		*The [[deckhand]]s manage to get their six Vipers up and running with some older [[avionics]] flight software. The bulk of their Vipers ("99%," according to one character) were left at Gemenon for upgrades there.
	*Another group of twelve Raiders attack ''Pegasus'', which deploys its few Vipers. Pilots [[Cole Taylor\|Stinger]], [[Marcia Case\|Showboat]], [[Matt Fanale\|Caustic]], [[Smokescreen]] are fighting not only the Cylons, but issues with the flight software, which is a bit slower than expected.		*Another group of twelve Raiders attack ''Pegasus'', which deploys its few Vipers. Pilots [[Cole Taylor\|Stinger]], [[Marcia Case\|Showboat]], [[Matt Fanale\|Caustic]], [[Smokescreen]] are fighting not only the Cylons, but issues with the flight software, which is a bit slower than expected.
	*The Vipers manage to mop up the Raiders, but after a loss of at least two Vipers.		*The Vipers manage to mop up the Raiders, but after a loss of at least two Vipers.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	* Admiral [[Rohner]] refers to Adama's mission in his talk to Admiral [[Helena Cain\|Cain]] and the [[Stealth Star]] as an experimental stealth craft. As such, the events of the comic take place after then-Commander [[William Adama\|Adama]]'s ill-fated mission to the [[Armistice Line]] in "[[Hero]]", which places the events of this comic to be roughly a year before the [[Fall of the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards]].		* Admiral [[Rohner]] refers to Adama's mission in his talk to Admiral [[Helena Cain\|Cain]] and the [[Stealth Star]] as an experimental stealth craft. As such, the events of the comic take place after then-Commander [[William Adama\|Adama]]'s ill-fated mission to the [[Armistice Line]] in "[[Hero]]," which places the events of this comic to be roughly a year before the [[Fall of the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards]].
	**This does not take into account that the date given in "Hero" is a continuity error. Given previous dates mentioned in the series, the events of that episode can't take place just a year prior to the Miniseries. See [[Hero#Analysis]] for details.		**This does not take into account that the date given in "Hero" is a continuity error. Given previous dates mentioned in the series, the events of that episode can't take place just a year prior to the Miniseries. See [[Hero#Analysis]] for details.
	* In "[[Razor]]", the character who is ''Pegasus's'' long-time XO is [[Jurgen Belzen]]. [[Cade Ward]] is more than likely the comic version of Belzen, but as the comic was written before "Razor", this discrepancy is understandable.		* In "[[Razor]]," the character who is ''Pegasus's'' long-time XO is [[Jurgen Belzen]]. [[Cade Ward]] is more than likely the comic version of Belzen, but as the comic was written before "Razor," this discrepancy is understandable.
	* [[Jack Fisk]]'s rank is given as lieutenant colonel, which is the rank Fisk has in "Razor" before Belzen is executed and he is summarily promoted.		* [[Jack Fisk]]'s rank is given as lieutenant colonel, which is the rank Fisk has in "Razor" before Belzen is executed and he is summarily promoted.
	* [[Cole Taylor]] is erroneously given the name of Robert Taylor.		* [[Cole Taylor]] is erroneously given the name of Robert Taylor.
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	*As with other Dynamite Comic stories, such as ''[[Battlestar Galactica 0]]'', continuity issues are apparent. Significant issues include the appearance of the newer [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Cylon Raider]], the modern [[Cylon Centurion]], and the mere appearance of ''any'' Cylon at all, given that the [[Miniseries]] storyline at the story of the show indicates that "No one has seen or heard from the Cylons in over forty years." The information is better interpreted as "No one has been able to report the appearance of Cylons on record in over 40 years," as [[William Adama]] and his battlestar ''[[Valkyrie]]'' encountered Cylon activity (albeit invisible) at the [[Armistice Line]], and a [[Bulldog\|casualty]] was a prisoner-of-war for several years as a result {{TRS\|Hero}}. This encounter is mentioned to Cain in the story.		*As with other Dynamite Comic stories, such as ''[[Battlestar Galactica 0]]'', continuity issues are apparent. Significant issues include the appearance of the newer [[Cylon Raider (RDM)\|Cylon Raider]], the modern [[Cylon Centurion]], and the mere appearance of ''any'' Cylon at all, given that the [[Miniseries]] storyline at the story of the show indicates that "No one has seen or heard from the Cylons in over forty years." The information is better interpreted as "No one has been able to report the appearance of Cylons on record in over 40 years," as [[William Adama]] and his battlestar ''[[Valkyrie]]'' encountered Cylon activity (albeit invisible) at the [[Armistice Line]], and a [[Bulldog\|casualty]] was a prisoner-of-war for several years as a result {{TRS\|Hero}}. This encounter is mentioned to Cain in the story.
	* Additionally, the fact that the ''Pegasus's'' crew were able to identify the newer Cylon Raiders ''immediately'' is inconsistent with what's been established previously. In the [[Miniseries]], ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'s'' [[CAG]], Captain [[Jackson Spencer]], and his squadron were unable to identify the two Cylon Raiders that destroyed them before it was too late.		* Additionally, the fact that the ''Pegasus's'' crew were able to identify the newer Cylon Raiders ''immediately'' is inconsistent with what's been established previously. In the [[Miniseries]], ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'s'' [[CAG]], Captain [[Jackson Spencer]], and his squadron were unable to identify the two Cylon Raiders that destroyed them before it was too late.
	*The story writers show accuracy in many canonical references to characters such as [[Cole Taylor]], [[Marcia Case]], and [[Barry Garner]]. Some minor errors, such as the misspelling of [[tylium (RDM)\|tylium]] as "tillium", crop up occasionally.		*The story writers show accuracy in many canonical references to characters such as [[Cole Taylor]], [[Marcia Case]], and [[Barry Garner]]. Some minor errors, such as the misspelling of [[tylium (RDM)\|tylium]] as "tillium," crop up occasionally.
	*Lieutenant [[Mei Firelli]] is possibly referenced by the writer, who spells the name "[[Pirelli]]".		*Lieutenant [[Mei Firelli]] is possibly referenced by the writer, who spells the name "[[Pirelli]]".
	*Another continuity issue occurs with the use of Viper Mark VIIs against Cylon Raiders. As, later, with the genocidal attack on the Colonies, the Cylons' attempt to disable the Vipers through the [[CNP]] backdoors. However, as these Vipers are using older avionics software and not the CNP, they are spared. The storyline discontinuity occurs when a pilot recognizes the jamming. From a tactical standpoint, this is something that should be very significant information to pass on to Cain and Fleet commanders.		*Another continuity issue occurs with the use of Viper Mark VIIs against Cylon Raiders. As, later, with the genocidal attack on the Colonies, the Cylons' attempt to disable the Vipers through the [[CNP]] backdoors. However, as these Vipers are using older avionics software and not the CNP, they are spared. The storyline discontinuity occurs when a pilot recognizes the jamming. From a tactical standpoint, this is something that should be very significant information to pass on to Cain and Fleet commanders.