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* {{alt|Apollo}} develop an amicable working relationship with not only {{alt-r|Serina}} but also {{alt-r|Boomer}}, similarly mirroring the relationships Apollo had with their primary reality counterparts. The same can be said about the relationship between himself and {{alt-r|Adama}}. While there is fertile room for dealing with the complex (and discomforting) nuances of those relationships for all parties, the pace of the comic and the overall story arc—which lends to being a fun by-the-numbers romp—do not permit that. | * {{alt|Apollo}} develop an amicable working relationship with not only {{alt-r|Serina}} but also {{alt-r|Boomer}}, similarly mirroring the relationships Apollo had with their primary reality counterparts. The same can be said about the relationship between himself and {{alt-r|Adama}}. While there is fertile room for dealing with the complex (and discomforting) nuances of those relationships for all parties, the pace of the comic and the overall story arc—which lends to being a fun by-the-numbers romp—do not permit that. | ||
* Comparatively, | * Comparatively, the animosity between {{alt-r|Starbuck|Captain Starbuck}} and {{alt|Starbuck|TOS|Lieutenant Starbuck}} drive ''{{alt-r|Galactica}}''{{'|s}} engagement in the issue, culminating to the climax that is paid off in {{comics|vol2|5}}. | ||
* [[Baltifer]]'s face is finally revealed in this issue, having been hidden and obstructed by shadow for the previous two issues, revealing the extent of {{alt-r|Zee}}'s merging of {{alt-r|Baltar}} and {{alt-r|Lucifer}}. Baltifer's motivations are further enhanced with the logic inherent in Lucifer's character, although Baltar's inherent hubris comes to play, ignited by not only the revelation of an alternate Apollo's existence but the survival of Adama, Baltar's old nemesis and leader of the [[Colonial Resistance]]. | * [[Baltifer]]'s face is finally revealed in this issue, having been hidden and obstructed by shadow for the previous two issues, revealing the extent of {{alt-r|Zee}}'s merging of {{alt-r|Baltar}} and {{alt-r|Lucifer}}. Baltifer's motivations are further enhanced with the logic inherent in Lucifer's character, although Baltar's inherent hubris comes to play, ignited by not only the revelation of an alternate Apollo's existence but the survival of Adama, Baltar's old nemesis and leader of the [[Colonial Resistance]]. | ||
* Zee continues to play the role of the [[tropes:MadScientist|Mad Scientist]] to continue the story flow, particularly as [[tropes:NewPowersAsThePlotDemands|the inventor of]] the [[temporal warp drive]] and [[chronal cannon]]s, thereby allowing this five-issue arc to reach both its climax and {{comics|vol2|5|its conclusion}}. | * Zee continues to play the role of the [[tropes:MadScientist|Mad Scientist]] to continue the story flow, particularly as [[tropes:NewPowersAsThePlotDemands|the inventor of]] the [[temporal warp drive]] and [[chronal cannon]]s, thereby allowing this five-issue arc to reach both its climax and {{comics|vol2|5|its conclusion}}. | ||