Prison of Souls, Part 1 - Revision history

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2024-02-22T04:11:44Z

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Greetings from Earth" to "Greetings From Earth"

2023-09-22T03:13:25Z

Text replacement - "Greetings from Earth" to "Greetings From Earth"

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	== Analysis ==		== Analysis ==

	* Adama's concern on interference from the [[Quorum of Twelve (TOS)\|council]] is well founded, in light of the events of "[[Greetings ~~from~~ Earth]]" and "[[Baltar's Escape]]", both of which nearly lead to disastrous results.		* Adama's concern on interference from the [[Quorum of Twelve (TOS)\|council]] is well founded, in light of the events of "[[Greetings From Earth]]" and "[[Baltar's Escape]]", both of which nearly lead to disastrous results.
	* A fact that is absent in the original series is the reaction of the Fleet's members to Baltar's survival and imprisonment. This is covered in the comic, notably amongst the guards themselves, who plan to overtake the [[Prison Barge]] and execute Baltar before the Fleet via its communications system.		* A fact that is absent in the original series is the reaction of the Fleet's members to Baltar's survival and imprisonment. This is covered in the comic, notably amongst the guards themselves, who plan to overtake the [[Prison Barge]] and execute Baltar before the Fleet via its communications system.
	* [[Prison Barge]] security is shown to be, yet again, lax, as the control center is easily taken over.		* [[Prison Barge]] security is shown to be, yet again, lax, as the control center is easily taken over.
	* [[Wilker]]'s impulsiveness rears its proverbial head, as exemplified by Wilker's aim to experiment with the light-based control panel, before being stopped by Apollo. This is nothing new to the character, as Wilker is a most impulsive scientist, as demonstrated by his nearly careless experimentation on the [[Lunar Avion]]'s cryo-tubes in "[[Greetings ~~from~~ Earth]]".		* [[Wilker]]'s impulsiveness rears its proverbial head, as exemplified by Wilker's aim to experiment with the light-based control panel, before being stopped by Apollo. This is nothing new to the character, as Wilker is a most impulsive scientist, as demonstrated by his nearly careless experimentation on the [[Lunar Avion]]'s cryo-tubes in "[[Greetings From Earth]]".

	== Questions ==		== Questions ==

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

2020-09-08T01:06:12Z

Text replacement - "Tigh" to "{{TOS|Tigh}}"

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	* ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' and the [[the Fleet (TOS)\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet]] are being driven into the heart of an unknown cosmic storm responsible for destroying an entire galaxy.		* ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' and the [[the Fleet (TOS)\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet]] are being driven into the heart of an unknown cosmic storm responsible for destroying an entire galaxy.
	* In [[core command]], Colonel ~~[[Tigh (~~TOS)\|Tigh]] informs Commander {{TOS\|Adama}} that [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] is preparing to enter this storm.		* In [[core command]], Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}} informs Commander {{TOS\|Adama}} that [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] is preparing to enter this storm.
	* Captain {{TOS\|Apollo}} reports that scanners are showing massive energy fluctuations, which results in the loss of various pilots around him.		* Captain {{TOS\|Apollo}} reports that scanners are showing massive energy fluctuations, which results in the loss of various pilots around him.
	* Adama orders the team to get his team out of there, but it is too late: Apollo and Blue Squadron are destroyed. Soon thereafter, the Fleet, including the last surviving [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]] are destroyed by the storm.		* Adama orders the team to get his team out of there, but it is too late: Apollo and Blue Squadron are destroyed. Soon thereafter, the Fleet, including the last surviving [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]] are destroyed by the storm.
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	* "[[Cycle]]s" are used as a measure of distance.		* "[[Cycle]]s" are used as a measure of distance.
	* [[Omega]] is shown sporting the [[Uniforms (TOS)\|beige Warrior's uniform]] instead of the command blues.		* [[Omega]] is shown sporting the [[Uniforms (TOS)\|beige Warrior's uniform]] instead of the command blues.
	* The [[derelict mothership]] is twenty times the size of ''Galactica''; ~~[[Tigh (~~TOS)\|Tigh]] notes that this derelict is "the size of a small moon". Depending on the size of a typical "small moon", ''Galactica'' is twenty times smaller, giving a firmer grasp on the size of ''Galactica'' (at least in the context of the comics).		* The [[derelict mothership]] is twenty times the size of ''Galactica''; {{TOS\|Tigh}} notes that this derelict is "the size of a small moon". Depending on the size of a typical "small moon", ''Galactica'' is twenty times smaller, giving a firmer grasp on the size of ''Galactica'' (at least in the context of the comics).
	* The [[life science center]] is referred to as the "med lab" in the comic, a term that is commonly used in the ''[[w:Babylon 5\|Babylon 5]]'' television series, and is shorthand for "medical laboratory".		* The [[life science center]] is referred to as the "med lab" in the comic, a term that is commonly used in the ''[[w:Babylon 5\|Babylon 5]]'' television series, and is shorthand for "medical laboratory".
	* The prison barge is shown to have two landing bays, using nomenclature mainly used in land or sea maps, namely "north" and "south".		* The prison barge is shown to have two landing bays, using nomenclature mainly used in land or sea maps, namely "north" and "south".

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

2020-09-08T00:41:46Z

Text replacement - "Baltar" to "{{TOS|Baltar}}"

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	=== Baltar's Fate / Vulpa's Planning / Docking on the Mothership ===		=== Baltar's Fate / Vulpa's Planning / Docking on the Mothership ===

	* On the [[Prison Barge]], ~~[[Baltar (~~TOS)\|Baltar]] has heard of the prison guard's plans to execute him. This plan's ringleader is [[Krolis]], who tells [[Krin]] and [[Norus]] to take out the security force in the landing bay and secure it, and another accomplice, [[Alon]], will secure the bridge and open communication to the Fleet, to publicize Baltar's execution.		* On the [[Prison Barge]], {{TOS\|Baltar}} has heard of the prison guard's plans to execute him. This plan's ringleader is [[Krolis]], who tells [[Krin]] and [[Norus]] to take out the security force in the landing bay and secure it, and another accomplice, [[Alon]], will secure the bridge and open communication to the Fleet, to publicize Baltar's execution.
	* On [[Vulpa Six]]'s [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]], Vulpa Six reports to the [[Imperious Leader]] on the possible position of the Fleet. After transmitting the possible coordinates, Imperious Leader informs Vulpa that three additional baseships will rendezvous with him to aid in crushing "those pathetic insects once and for all". The Imperious Leader assures Vulpa Six that should his calculations be erroneous, he will be planning the Fleet's destruction with [[Vulpa Seven]].		* On [[Vulpa Six]]'s [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]], Vulpa Six reports to the [[Imperious Leader]] on the possible position of the Fleet. After transmitting the possible coordinates, Imperious Leader informs Vulpa that three additional baseships will rendezvous with him to aid in crushing "those pathetic insects once and for all". The Imperious Leader assures Vulpa Six that should his calculations be erroneous, he will be planning the Fleet's destruction with [[Vulpa Seven]].
	* At the derelict mothership, Shuttle Alpha proceeds to dock. Upon docking, they see various ships of unknown design, though clearly shuttles much like their own.		* At the derelict mothership, Shuttle Alpha proceeds to dock. Upon docking, they see various ships of unknown design, though clearly shuttles much like their own.

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

2020-09-08T00:40:56Z

Text replacement - "Galactica" to "{{TOS|Galactica}}"

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	=== Adama's Dream / Derelict Fleet===		=== Adama's Dream / Derelict Fleet===

	* ''~~[[Galactica (~~TOS)\|Galactica]]'' and the [[the Fleet (TOS)\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet]] are being driven into the heart of an unknown cosmic storm responsible for destroying an entire galaxy.		* ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' and the [[the Fleet (TOS)\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet]] are being driven into the heart of an unknown cosmic storm responsible for destroying an entire galaxy.
	* In [[core command]], Colonel [[Tigh (TOS)\|Tigh]] informs Commander {{TOS\|Adama}} that [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] is preparing to enter this storm.		* In [[core command]], Colonel [[Tigh (TOS)\|Tigh]] informs Commander {{TOS\|Adama}} that [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] is preparing to enter this storm.
	* Captain {{TOS\|Apollo}} reports that scanners are showing massive energy fluctuations, which results in the loss of various pilots around him.		* Captain {{TOS\|Apollo}} reports that scanners are showing massive energy fluctuations, which results in the loss of various pilots around him.

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

2020-09-08T00:16:59Z

Text replacement - "Adama" to "{{TOS|Adama}}"

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	== Plot Synopsis ==		== Plot Synopsis ==

	: ''As the [[The Fleet (TOS)\|Fleet]] approaches a group of derelict alien ships, ~~[[Adama (~~TOS)\|Adama]] experiences visions of the future that spell doom for the rag-tag, fugitive fleet.''		: ''As the [[The Fleet (TOS)\|Fleet]] approaches a group of derelict alien ships, {{TOS\|Adama}} experiences visions of the future that spell doom for the rag-tag, fugitive fleet.''

	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
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	* ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'' and the [[the Fleet (TOS)\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet]] are being driven into the heart of an unknown cosmic storm responsible for destroying an entire galaxy.		* ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'' and the [[the Fleet (TOS)\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet]] are being driven into the heart of an unknown cosmic storm responsible for destroying an entire galaxy.
	* In [[core command]], Colonel [[Tigh (TOS)\|Tigh]] informs Commander ~~[[Adama (~~TOS)\|Adama]] that [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] is preparing to enter this storm.		* In [[core command]], Colonel [[Tigh (TOS)\|Tigh]] informs Commander {{TOS\|Adama}} that [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] is preparing to enter this storm.
	* Captain {{TOS\|Apollo}} reports that scanners are showing massive energy fluctuations, which results in the loss of various pilots around him.		* Captain {{TOS\|Apollo}} reports that scanners are showing massive energy fluctuations, which results in the loss of various pilots around him.
	* Adama orders the team to get his team out of there, but it is too late: Apollo and Blue Squadron are destroyed. Soon thereafter, the Fleet, including the last surviving [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]] are destroyed by the storm.		* Adama orders the team to get his team out of there, but it is too late: Apollo and Blue Squadron are destroyed. Soon thereafter, the Fleet, including the last surviving [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]] are destroyed by the storm.

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

2020-09-08T00:14:00Z

Text replacement - "Boxey" to "{{TOS|Boxey}}"

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	* In the life sciences center, Salik discusses with [[Cassiopeia]] his concern over Adama's brain scan. Adama's cerebral functions are normal, but a section of his brain that is normally inactive is suddenly active, acting like a receiver for an energy that Salik cannot identify.		* In the life sciences center, Salik discusses with [[Cassiopeia]] his concern over Adama's brain scan. Adama's cerebral functions are normal, but a section of his brain that is normally inactive is suddenly active, acting like a receiver for an energy that Salik cannot identify.
	* Adama is in a dream-state, in a corridor, and sees a silhouette of a man. He asks if the man is his son. Suddenly, he sees Starbuck, [[Sheba]], and Boomer, whose eyes are no longer human, but glowing golden spheres.		* Adama is in a dream-state, in a corridor, and sees a silhouette of a man. He asks if the man is his son. Suddenly, he sees Starbuck, [[Sheba]], and Boomer, whose eyes are no longer human, but glowing golden spheres.
	* In agony over losing his son to this ominous force, he hears ~~[[Boxey (~~TOS)\|Boxey]], who is with his [[daggit]], [[Muffit II]]. Boxey claims that "they" just want to help them, wanting Adama to save them from a race called [[Somnians]].		* In agony over losing his son to this ominous force, he hears {{TOS\|Boxey}}, who is with his [[daggit]], [[Muffit II]]. Boxey claims that "they" just want to help them, wanting Adama to save them from a race called [[Somnians]].

	=== Baltar's Fate / Vulpa's Planning / Docking on the Mothership ===		=== Baltar's Fate / Vulpa's Planning / Docking on the Mothership ===
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	* The [[life science center]] is referred to as the "med lab" in the comic, a term that is commonly used in the ''[[w:Babylon 5\|Babylon 5]]'' television series, and is shorthand for "medical laboratory".		* The [[life science center]] is referred to as the "med lab" in the comic, a term that is commonly used in the ''[[w:Babylon 5\|Babylon 5]]'' television series, and is shorthand for "medical laboratory".
	* The prison barge is shown to have two landing bays, using nomenclature mainly used in land or sea maps, namely "north" and "south".		* The prison barge is shown to have two landing bays, using nomenclature mainly used in land or sea maps, namely "north" and "south".
	* The characters of ~~[[Boxey (~~TOS)\|Boxey]], {{TOS\|Jolly}}, [[Muffit II]], [[Salik]], and [[Wilker]] make their [[Realm Press]] comic book appearance in this issue.		* The characters of {{TOS\|Boxey}}, {{TOS\|Jolly}}, [[Muffit II]], [[Salik]], and [[Wilker]] make their [[Realm Press]] comic book appearance in this issue.
	* [[Cassiopeia]] herself is mentioned briefly in "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]", but not seen until this issue, albeit briefly.		* [[Cassiopeia]] herself is mentioned briefly in "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]", but not seen until this issue, albeit briefly.

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

2020-09-08T00:02:08Z

Text replacement - "Boomer" to "{{TOS|Boomer}}"

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	* In core command, Tigh takes temporary command of the Fleet, and orders that the expedition, lead by Blue Squadron, commence. While ordering Omega this, Tigh notes that [[Miller]], a bridge officer, is acting odd. Miller screams "Eyes, the eyes... Stop looking at me!" Jolly and another Warrior restrains Miller, with Tigh wondering what prompted the breakdown. He notes that he is "starting to get a ''really bad'' feeling about this."		* In core command, Tigh takes temporary command of the Fleet, and orders that the expedition, lead by Blue Squadron, commence. While ordering Omega this, Tigh notes that [[Miller]], a bridge officer, is acting odd. Miller screams "Eyes, the eyes... Stop looking at me!" Jolly and another Warrior restrains Miller, with Tigh wondering what prompted the breakdown. He notes that he is "starting to get a ''really bad'' feeling about this."
	* In [[Launch Bay Alpha]], {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and Apollo are in [[Shuttle Alpha]], performing pre-flight operations. Starbuck discusses his belief that this might be a good time for him to take that extended [[furlon]] he's been planning; Apollo talks him out of it, asking: "Why, what if that main ship is a long forgotten vault ship full of [[cubit]]s?"		* In [[Launch Bay Alpha]], {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and Apollo are in [[Shuttle Alpha]], performing pre-flight operations. Starbuck discusses his belief that this might be a good time for him to take that extended [[furlon]] he's been planning; Apollo talks him out of it, asking: "Why, what if that main ship is a long forgotten vault ship full of [[cubit]]s?"
	* Shuttle Alpha launches, with Doctor [[Wilker]] onboard, escorted by Blue Squadorn, under Lieutenant ~~[[Boomer (~~TOS)\|Boomer]]'s command.		* Shuttle Alpha launches, with Doctor [[Wilker]] onboard, escorted by Blue Squadorn, under Lieutenant {{TOS\|Boomer}}'s command.
	* En route, Wilker theorizes that a race powerful enough to power a ship the size of a planet must be light-[[yahren]]s ahead of the Colonials.		* En route, Wilker theorizes that a race powerful enough to power a ship the size of a planet must be light-[[yahren]]s ahead of the Colonials.
	* Apollo voices his feeling that it "doesn't seem right doing this recon" without Adama in command.		* Apollo voices his feeling that it "doesn't seem right doing this recon" without Adama in command.

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

2020-09-07T23:29:00Z

Text replacement - "Jolly" to "{{TOS|Jolly}}"

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	* The [[life science center]] is referred to as the "med lab" in the comic, a term that is commonly used in the ''[[w:Babylon 5\|Babylon 5]]'' television series, and is shorthand for "medical laboratory".		* The [[life science center]] is referred to as the "med lab" in the comic, a term that is commonly used in the ''[[w:Babylon 5\|Babylon 5]]'' television series, and is shorthand for "medical laboratory".
	* The prison barge is shown to have two landing bays, using nomenclature mainly used in land or sea maps, namely "north" and "south".		* The prison barge is shown to have two landing bays, using nomenclature mainly used in land or sea maps, namely "north" and "south".
	* The characters of [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]], ~~[[Jolly (~~TOS)\|Jolly]], [[Muffit II]], [[Salik]], and [[Wilker]] make their [[Realm Press]] comic book appearance in this issue.		* The characters of [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]], {{TOS\|Jolly}}, [[Muffit II]], [[Salik]], and [[Wilker]] make their [[Realm Press]] comic book appearance in this issue.
	* [[Cassiopeia]] herself is mentioned briefly in "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]", but not seen until this issue, albeit briefly.		* [[Cassiopeia]] herself is mentioned briefly in "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]", but not seen until this issue, albeit briefly.

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

2020-09-07T23:23:26Z

Text replacement - "Apollo" to "{{TOS|Apollo}}"

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	* ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'' and the [[the Fleet (TOS)\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet]] are being driven into the heart of an unknown cosmic storm responsible for destroying an entire galaxy.		* ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'' and the [[the Fleet (TOS)\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet]] are being driven into the heart of an unknown cosmic storm responsible for destroying an entire galaxy.
	* In [[core command]], Colonel [[Tigh (TOS)\|Tigh]] informs Commander [[Adama (TOS)\|Adama]] that [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] is preparing to enter this storm.		* In [[core command]], Colonel [[Tigh (TOS)\|Tigh]] informs Commander [[Adama (TOS)\|Adama]] that [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] is preparing to enter this storm.
	* Captain ~~[[Apollo (~~TOS)\|Apollo]] reports that scanners are showing massive energy fluctuations, which results in the loss of various pilots around him.		* Captain {{TOS\|Apollo}} reports that scanners are showing massive energy fluctuations, which results in the loss of various pilots around him.
	* Adama orders the team to get his team out of there, but it is too late: Apollo and Blue Squadron are destroyed. Soon thereafter, the Fleet, including the last surviving [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]] are destroyed by the storm.		* Adama orders the team to get his team out of there, but it is too late: Apollo and Blue Squadron are destroyed. Soon thereafter, the Fleet, including the last surviving [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]] are destroyed by the storm.
	* Adama awakens in his quarters, thanking the lord that it was "just a nightmare".		* Adama awakens in his quarters, thanking the lord that it was "just a nightmare".
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	* ''{{TOS\|Starbuck}} attempts to weasel his way out of the expedition:''		* ''{{TOS\|Starbuck}} attempts to weasel his way out of the expedition:''
	: '''Starbuck:''' I don't know ~~[[Apollo (~~TOS)\|Apollo]]. This might have been a good time to take that ''extended'' [[furlon]] I've been planning.		: '''Starbuck:''' I don't know {{TOS\|Apollo}}. This might have been a good time to take that ''extended'' [[furlon]] I've been planning.
	: '''Apollo:''' No Statrbuck. You wouldn't want to take time off ''now'' ... not when ''adventure'' and possible ''monetary'' salvage is right around the corner. Why, what if that main ship is a ''long forgotten'' [[vault ship]] ''full'' of ''[[cubit]]s''?		: '''Apollo:''' No Statrbuck. You wouldn't want to take time off ''now'' ... not when ''adventure'' and possible ''monetary'' salvage is right around the corner. Why, what if that main ship is a ''long forgotten'' [[vault ship]] ''full'' of ''[[cubit]]s''?
	: '''Starbuck:''' ''Cubits'' you say ...		: '''Starbuck:''' ''Cubits'' you say ...

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	* ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' and the [[the Fleet (TOS)\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet]] are being driven into the heart of an unknown cosmic storm responsible for destroying an entire galaxy.		* ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' and the [[the Fleet (TOS)\|rag-tag, fugitive fleet]] are being driven into the heart of an unknown cosmic storm responsible for destroying an entire galaxy.
	* In [[core command]], Colonel ~~[[Tigh (~~TOS)\|Tigh]] informs Commander {{TOS\|Adama}} that [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] is preparing to enter this storm.		* In [[core command]], Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}} informs Commander {{TOS\|Adama}} that [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] is preparing to enter this storm.
	* Captain {{TOS\|Apollo}} reports that scanners are showing massive energy fluctuations, which results in the loss of various pilots around him.		* Captain {{TOS\|Apollo}} reports that scanners are showing massive energy fluctuations, which results in the loss of various pilots around him.
	* Adama orders the team to get his team out of there, but it is too late: Apollo and Blue Squadron are destroyed. Soon thereafter, the Fleet, including the last surviving [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]] are destroyed by the storm.		* Adama orders the team to get his team out of there, but it is too late: Apollo and Blue Squadron are destroyed. Soon thereafter, the Fleet, including the last surviving [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]] are destroyed by the storm.
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	* "[[Cycle]]s" are used as a measure of distance.		* "[[Cycle]]s" are used as a measure of distance.
	* [[Omega]] is shown sporting the [[Uniforms (TOS)\|beige Warrior's uniform]] instead of the command blues.		* [[Omega]] is shown sporting the [[Uniforms (TOS)\|beige Warrior's uniform]] instead of the command blues.
	* The [[derelict mothership]] is twenty times the size of ''Galactica''; ~~[[Tigh (~~TOS)\|Tigh]] notes that this derelict is "the size of a small moon". Depending on the size of a typical "small moon", ''Galactica'' is twenty times smaller, giving a firmer grasp on the size of ''Galactica'' (at least in the context of the comics).		* The [[derelict mothership]] is twenty times the size of ''Galactica''; {{TOS\|Tigh}} notes that this derelict is "the size of a small moon". Depending on the size of a typical "small moon", ''Galactica'' is twenty times smaller, giving a firmer grasp on the size of ''Galactica'' (at least in the context of the comics).
	* The [[life science center]] is referred to as the "med lab" in the comic, a term that is commonly used in the ''[[w:Babylon 5\|Babylon 5]]'' television series, and is shorthand for "medical laboratory".		* The [[life science center]] is referred to as the "med lab" in the comic, a term that is commonly used in the ''[[w:Babylon 5\|Babylon 5]]'' television series, and is shorthand for "medical laboratory".
	* The prison barge is shown to have two landing bays, using nomenclature mainly used in land or sea maps, namely "north" and "south".		* The prison barge is shown to have two landing bays, using nomenclature mainly used in land or sea maps, namely "north" and "south".

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	* Starbuck is disoriented, which Apollo quicky notices and brings Starbuck back to the shuttle. He tells Boomer that he is going back for Wilker, who is looking over something on the derelict. Unbeknownst to him, a shadow of an alien hand is seen over the back of his helmet.		* Starbuck is disoriented, which Apollo quicky notices and brings Starbuck back to the shuttle. He tells Boomer that he is going back for Wilker, who is looking over something on the derelict. Unbeknownst to him, a shadow of an alien hand is seen over the back of his helmet.
	* The Fleet is at full stop, awaiting word from the expedition. While they haven't heard anything back, Salik asks for Tigh's presence in the medical bay.		* The Fleet is at full stop, awaiting word from the expedition. While they haven't heard anything back, Salik asks for Tigh's presence in the medical bay.
	* Salik tells Tigh about the visions Adama's been having as a result of "some type of alien energy waves being received deep in his cerebral cortex", which are tuned to Adama's brainwaves and are crippling him. He also tells Tigh that Adama knows this, and has his own theory.		* Salik tells Tigh about the visions Adama's been having as a result of "some type of alien energy waves being received deep in his cerebral cortex," which are tuned to Adama's brainwaves and are crippling him. He also tells Tigh that Adama knows this, and has his own theory.
	* Adama informs Tigh that the Somnians are coming, and that "we are their prey".		* Adama informs Tigh that the Somnians are coming, and that "we are their prey".
	* On the Prison Barge, Krolis watches his plans unfold in the security office: Krin and Norus secure the north and south landing bays respectively, whike Krolis waits for Alon to secure the bridge.		* On the Prison Barge, Krolis watches his plans unfold in the security office: Krin and Norus secure the north and south landing bays respectively, whike Krolis waits for Alon to secure the bridge.
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	* "[[Cycle]]s" are used as a measure of distance.		* "[[Cycle]]s" are used as a measure of distance.
	* [[Omega]] is shown sporting the [[Uniforms (TOS)\|beige Warrior's uniform]] instead of the command blues.		* [[Omega]] is shown sporting the [[Uniforms (TOS)\|beige Warrior's uniform]] instead of the command blues.
	* The [[derelict mothership]] is twenty times the size of ''Galactica''; {{TOS\|Tigh}} notes that this derelict is "the size of a small moon". Depending on the size of a typical "small moon", ''Galactica'' is twenty times smaller, giving a firmer grasp on the size of ''Galactica'' (at least in the context of the comics).		* The [[derelict mothership]] is twenty times the size of ''Galactica''; {{TOS\|Tigh}} notes that this derelict is "the size of a small moon". Depending on the size of a typical "small moon," ''Galactica'' is twenty times smaller, giving a firmer grasp on the size of ''Galactica'' (at least in the context of the comics).
	* The [[life science center]] is referred to as the "med lab" in the comic, a term that is commonly used in the ''[[w:Babylon 5\|Babylon 5]]'' television series, and is shorthand for "medical laboratory".		* The [[life science center]] is referred to as the "med lab" in the comic, a term that is commonly used in the ''[[w:Babylon 5\|Babylon 5]]'' television series, and is shorthand for "medical laboratory".
	* The prison barge is shown to have two landing bays, using nomenclature mainly used in land or sea maps, namely "north" and "south".		* The prison barge is shown to have two landing bays, using nomenclature mainly used in land or sea maps, namely "north" and "south".
	* The characters of {{TOS\|Boxey}}, {{TOS\|Jolly}}, [[Muffit II]], [[Salik]], and [[Wilker]] make their [[Realm Press]] comic book appearance in this issue.		* The characters of {{TOS\|Boxey}}, {{TOS\|Jolly}}, [[Muffit II]], [[Salik]], and [[Wilker]] make their [[Realm Press]] comic book appearance in this issue.
	* [[Cassiopeia]] herself is mentioned briefly in "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]", but not seen until this issue, albeit briefly.		* [[Cassiopeia]] herself is mentioned briefly in "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]," but not seen until this issue, albeit briefly.

	== Analysis ==		== Analysis ==

	* Adama's concern on interference from the [[Quorum of Twelve (TOS)\|council]] is well founded, in light of the events of "[[Greetings From Earth]]" and "[[Baltar's Escape]]", both of which nearly lead to disastrous results.		* Adama's concern on interference from the [[Quorum of Twelve (TOS)\|council]] is well founded, in light of the events of "[[Greetings From Earth]]" and "[[Baltar's Escape]]," both of which nearly lead to disastrous results.
	* A fact that is absent in the original series is the reaction of the Fleet's members to Baltar's survival and imprisonment. This is covered in the comic, notably amongst the guards themselves, who plan to overtake the [[Prison Barge]] and execute Baltar before the Fleet via its communications system.		* A fact that is absent in the original series is the reaction of the Fleet's members to Baltar's survival and imprisonment. This is covered in the comic, notably amongst the guards themselves, who plan to overtake the [[Prison Barge]] and execute Baltar before the Fleet via its communications system.
	* [[Prison Barge]] security is shown to be, yet again, lax, as the control center is easily taken over.		* [[Prison Barge]] security is shown to be, yet again, lax, as the control center is easily taken over.