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*Ripper attempts to destroy the craft before it can make a combat landing, but the pilot uses his ship's thrusters to decelerate, forcing the Vipers to overshoot. The ship fires its laser and disables Ripper and Starbuck, who becomes enraged. Starbuck continues pursuing the ship, despite Ripper's orders in regards to the exercise they have been conducting. | *Ripper attempts to destroy the craft before it can make a combat landing, but the pilot uses his ship's thrusters to decelerate, forcing the Vipers to overshoot. The ship fires its laser and disables Ripper and Starbuck, who becomes enraged. Starbuck continues pursuing the ship, despite Ripper's orders in regards to the exercise they have been conducting. | ||
*As the "hostile" vessel lands in ''Galactica'' | *As the "hostile" vessel lands in ''Galactica's'' flight pod, Starbuck rams her Viper into its side. She is then called to Commander [[William Adama|Adama]]'s office. | ||
*Starbuck defends her actions in front of Adama and Colonel [[Saul Tigh|Tigh]] by stating that her Viper suffered only weapons failure, while the others had total electronics failure. Adama counters with the fact she disobeyed orders and damaged both the "hostile" vessel, which was a prototype, and her own Viper. | *Starbuck defends her actions in front of Adama and Colonel [[Saul Tigh|Tigh]] by stating that her Viper suffered only weapons failure, while the others had total electronics failure. Adama counters with the fact she disobeyed orders and damaged both the "hostile" vessel, which was a prototype, and her own Viper. | ||
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*The [[Unknown craft (RDM)#Prototype vessel|prototype vessel]] from the beginning of the comic has a distinctly non-military appearance and exposed ribbed sections near the engines, similar to ''Galactica''. It also has the similar red pin-striping to the [[Viper Mark II]]. | *The [[Unknown craft (RDM)#Prototype vessel|prototype vessel]] from the beginning of the comic has a distinctly non-military appearance and exposed ribbed sections near the engines, similar to ''Galactica''. It also has the similar red pin-striping to the [[Viper Mark II]]. | ||
*''Galactica'' | *''Galactica's'' depiction in this issue of the comic is extremely faithful to the CGI model, since it appears to have been traced from publicity stills. However, it looks extremely out of place due to lighting. | ||
* As with the previous issues, the Viper Mark II is used as the primary fighter craft; Mark IIs have been retired from service at this time, in lieu of the technologically advanced [[Viper Mark VII]]. | * As with the previous issues, the Viper Mark II is used as the primary fighter craft; Mark IIs have been retired from service at this time, in lieu of the technologically advanced [[Viper Mark VII]]. | ||