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[[ | [[Image:Luna Three.jpg|thumb|The Luna Three installation.]] | ||
'''Luna Three''', known by its denizens as "Cold Hell, | '''Luna Three''', known by its denizens as "Cold Hell", is a Colonial prison and labor camp. It is one of the most notorious prisons for the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM comics)|Twelve Colonies]], consisting of some 1300 people, 1100 of whom are prisoners. | ||
In existence for at least two decades, the | In existence for at least two decades, the labor camp is completely self-enclosed, as conditions outside of the environmentally controlled buildings are harsh. It is divided into two main facilities: the mining facility, where the prisoners (called "[[stump]]s") work, and the main building that houses the cells and other areas. | ||
Thirteen years prior to the [[Fall of the Colonies]], [[Benedict Mason]], [[Duby]], and [[Tom Zarek (alternate)|Tom Zarek]] are sent here along with nine other prisoners from the [[Twelve Colonies | Thirteen years prior to the [[Fall of the Colonies]], [[Benedict Mason]], [[Duby]], and [[Tom Zarek (alternate)|Tom Zarek]] are sent here along with nine other prisoners from the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM comics)#Tauron|Tauron]] prison run by Dr. [[Sara Freeman]]. At the time, Warden [[Purdue]] is the official overseer at the time of Zarek's incarceration, however the prison was mainly run by the inmates underneath one powerful prisoner. | ||
When Zarek arrives, he is beaten by fellow prisoners at the behest of Purdue, thus serving as a lesson of the brutality one may experience on Luna Three. Later, Zarek is brought to [[Jason Melton]], who is the leader of the prisoners. However, that leadership is short-lived as Zarek ascends to that position, thanks to [[Nixon Kinlow]] who kills Melton. | When Zarek arrives, he is beaten by fellow prisoners at the behest of Purdue, thus serving as a lesson of the brutality one may experience on Luna Three. Later, Zarek is brought to [[Jason Melton]], who is the leader of the prisoners. However, that leadership is short-lived as Zarek ascends to that position, thanks to [[Nixon Kinlow]] who kills Melton. | ||
As part of a subsequent arrangement between Zarek and Purdue, an increase in education programs, better food, and a higher standard of medical care is implemented | As part of a subsequent arrangement between Zarek and Purdue, an increase in education programs, better food, and a higher standard of medical care is implemented ([[Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 3]]). | ||
Two years prior to the Fall, [[Darja Purat]] is held prior to his escape orchestrated by [[Christa Nolan]] | Two years prior to the Fall, [[Darja Purat]] is held prior to his escape orchestrated by [[Christa Nolan]] ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3]]). | ||
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[[Category: Dynamite Comics]] | [[Category: Dynamite Comics]] | ||