Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1 - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Category:TOS" to "{{indicator|TOS}}[[Category:TOS"

2025-07-19T21:12:11Z

Text replacement - "[[Category:TOS" to "{{indicator|TOS}}[[Category:TOS"

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	[[Category:Dynamite Comics]]		[[Category:Dynamite Comics]]
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	[[Category:TOS]]		{{indicator\|TOS}}[[Category:TOS]]
	[[Category:1880]]		[[Category:1880]]

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Cassiopeia (TOS) -> Cassiopeia

2021-07-14T19:29:36Z

Cassiopeia (TOS) -> Cassiopeia

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	\| Lord [[Cain (1880)\|Cain]] \|\| Commander [[Cain (TOS)\|Cain]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is never fully developed, and so much of his character is inferred by those who react to him. In this version, he does not have Adama's respect, as Adama disapproves of the relationship Cain has with Athena.		\| Lord [[Cain (1880)\|Cain]] \|\| Commander [[Cain (TOS)\|Cain]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is never fully developed, and so much of his character is inferred by those who react to him. In this version, he does not have Adama's respect, as Adama disapproves of the relationship Cain has with Athena.
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	\| Queen [[Sheba (1880)\|Sheba]] \|\| Lieutenant [[Sheba (TOS)\|Sheba]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart appears to be "in name only" as she has no familial relation to Cain—particularly as she also has a sister, Cassiopeia. Many of her issues with Cassiopeia are similar to the rivalry (wherein Starbuck is concerned) between [[~~Cassiopeia (TOS)\|~~Cassiopeia]] and {{TOS\|Athena}}.		\| Queen [[Sheba (1880)\|Sheba]] \|\| Lieutenant [[Sheba (TOS)\|Sheba]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart appears to be "in name only" as she has no familial relation to Cain—particularly as she also has a sister, Cassiopeia. Many of her issues with Cassiopeia are similar to the rivalry (wherein Starbuck is concerned) between [[Cassiopeia]] and {{TOS\|Athena}}.
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	\| Queen [[Cassiopeia (1880)\|Cassiopeia]] \|\| [[Cassiopeia]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart appears to be "in name only" as she has a sister, Sheba. Many of her issues with Sheba are similar to the rivalry (wherein Starbuck is concerned) between [[~~Cassiopeia (TOS)\|~~Cassiopeia]] and {{TOS\|Athena}}.		\| Queen [[Cassiopeia (1880)\|Cassiopeia]] \|\| [[Cassiopeia]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart appears to be "in name only" as she has a sister, Sheba. Many of her issues with Sheba are similar to the rivalry (wherein Starbuck is concerned) between [[Cassiopeia]] and {{TOS\|Athena}}.
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	\| [[Boxey (1880)\|Boxey]] \|\| {{TOS\|Boxey}} \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is a manservant, or page, of Lady Athena. He shares very little childish tendencies and is exceedingly proper.		\| [[Boxey (1880)\|Boxey]] \|\| {{TOS\|Boxey}} \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is a manservant, or page, of Lady Athena. He shares very little childish tendencies and is exceedingly proper.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - " widths=1000 heights=500" to ""

2021-01-17T19:59:13Z

Text replacement - " widths=1000 heights=500" to ""

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	: ''Even though the covers are not identified with letter designations on the cover identification sheet inside of the issue, they are used below for consistency and order purposes.''		: ''Even though the covers are not identified with letter designations on the cover identification sheet inside of the issue, they are used below for consistency and order purposes.''

	<gallery mode="slideshow" ~~widths=1000 heights=500~~>		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	BSG188001CovSyaf.jpg\|'''Cover A''' Main colorized cover.<br/>''Art:'' Ardian Syaf<br/>''Inks:'' Guillermo Ortega<br/>''Colors:'' Kyle Ritter		BSG188001CovSyaf.jpg\|'''Cover A''' Main colorized cover.<br/>''Art:'' Ardian Syaf<br/>''Inks:'' Guillermo Ortega<br/>''Colors:'' Kyle Ritter
	BSG188001CovIncenDavila.jpg\|'''Cover B:''' Original art incentive cover.<br/>''Art:'' Sergio Fernandez Davila<br/>''Colors:'' Ivan Nunes		BSG188001CovIncenDavila.jpg\|'''Cover B:''' Original art incentive cover.<br/>''Art:'' Sergio Fernandez Davila<br/>''Colors:'' Ivan Nunes
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	: ''Please Note: These are used for promotional purposes by the publisher, and are provided here in the same vein.''		: ''Please Note: These are used for promotional purposes by the publisher, and are provided here in the same vein.''

	<gallery mode="slideshow" ~~widths=1000 heights=500~~>		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	BSG18800101REV ALE FINAL.jpg\|Page 1 (sans lettering)		BSG18800101REV ALE FINAL.jpg\|Page 1 (sans lettering)
	SteamBSG011.jpg\|Page 1		SteamBSG011.jpg\|Page 1

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "" to ""

2021-01-17T01:16:52Z

Text replacement - "<gallery>" to "<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=1000 heights=500>"

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	: ''Even though the covers are not identified with letter designations on the cover identification sheet inside of the issue, they are used below for consistency and order purposes.''		: ''Even though the covers are not identified with letter designations on the cover identification sheet inside of the issue, they are used below for consistency and order purposes.''

	<gallery>		<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=1000 heights=500>
	BSG188001CovSyaf.jpg\|'''Cover A''' Main colorized cover.<br/>''Art:'' Ardian Syaf<br/>''Inks:'' Guillermo Ortega<br/>''Colors:'' Kyle Ritter		BSG188001CovSyaf.jpg\|'''Cover A''' Main colorized cover.<br/>''Art:'' Ardian Syaf<br/>''Inks:'' Guillermo Ortega<br/>''Colors:'' Kyle Ritter
	BSG188001CovIncenDavila.jpg\|'''Cover B:''' Original art incentive cover.<br/>''Art:'' Sergio Fernandez Davila<br/>''Colors:'' Ivan Nunes		BSG188001CovIncenDavila.jpg\|'''Cover B:''' Original art incentive cover.<br/>''Art:'' Sergio Fernandez Davila<br/>''Colors:'' Ivan Nunes
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	: ''Please Note: These are used for promotional purposes by the publisher, and are provided here in the same vein.''		: ''Please Note: These are used for promotional purposes by the publisher, and are provided here in the same vein.''

	<gallery>		<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=1000 heights=500>
	BSG18800101REV ALE FINAL.jpg\|Page 1 (sans lettering)		BSG18800101REV ALE FINAL.jpg\|Page 1 (sans lettering)
	SteamBSG011.jpg\|Page 1		SteamBSG011.jpg\|Page 1

LIMAFOX76: Text replacement - "ookieepedia" to "ookiepedia"

2020-12-27T15:45:24Z

Text replacement - "ookieepedia" to "ookiepedia"

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	\| {{1880\|Rising Star}} \|\| ''{{TOS\|Rising Star}}'' \|\| In the [[Original Series]], ''Rising Star'' is a luxury liner, whereas the ''1880'' series features it as an outlaw planet ruled by Queens.		\| {{1880\|Rising Star}} \|\| ''{{TOS\|Rising Star}}'' \|\| In the [[Original Series]], ''Rising Star'' is a luxury liner, whereas the ''1880'' series features it as an outlaw planet ruled by Queens.
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	\| ''{{1880\|Starchaser}}'' \|\| ''[[Starchaser]]'' \|\| In the [[Original Series]], ''Starchaser'' is Starbuck's modified {{TOS\|Viper}} seen in "[[The Long Patrol]]" (where Proteus is also introduced), whereas the ''1880'' counterpart makes it more of a transport in the style of ''[[~~wookieepedia~~:Millennium Falcon\|Millennium Falcon]]''.		\| ''{{1880\|Starchaser}}'' \|\| ''[[Starchaser]]'' \|\| In the [[Original Series]], ''Starchaser'' is Starbuck's modified {{TOS\|Viper}} seen in "[[The Long Patrol]]" (where Proteus is also introduced), whereas the ''1880'' counterpart makes it more of a transport in the style of ''[[wookiepedia:Millennium Falcon\|Millennium Falcon]]''.
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	=== ''Star Wars'' ===		=== ''Star Wars'' ===

	The easiest, superficial nod to ''Star Wars'' is in the role appropriation amongst {{1880\|Starbuck}} as the roguish [[~~wookieepedia~~:Han Solo\|Han Solo]], {{1880\|Muffit}} as the first mate [[~~wookieepedia~~:Chewbacca\|Chewbacca]], and ''{{1880\|Starchaser}}'' as a ''[[~~wookieepedia~~:Millennium Falcon\|Millennium Falcon]]''.		The easiest, superficial nod to ''Star Wars'' is in the role appropriation amongst {{1880\|Starbuck}} as the roguish [[wookiepedia:Han Solo\|Han Solo]], {{1880\|Muffit}} as the first mate [[wookiepedia:Chewbacca\|Chewbacca]], and ''{{1880\|Starchaser}}'' as a ''[[wookiepedia:Millennium Falcon\|Millennium Falcon]]''.

	[[Tony Lee]] admits this point in an interview, and the mirroring (and reversal) of story beats: "{{1880\|Apollo}}’s been captured and lady Athena goes on a desperate hunt for the one man that can help her rescue her brother, the disgraced [[Aethership]] Captain Starbuck, one time best friend of Apollo, now a smuggler, captain of the ''Starchaser'' with his first officer Muffit, a humanoid Daggit / robotics hybrid. It’s very Han and Chewie. In fact, thinking about it, it’s ''[[~~wookieepedia~~:Star Wars: A New Hope\|Star Wars]]'', if [[~~wookieepedia~~:Leia Organa\|Leia]] hired Han to help her rescue [[~~wookieepedia~~:Luke Skywalker\|Luke]]."<ref name="westfield">{{cite_web\|url=https://westfieldcomics.com/blog/interviews-and-columns/interview-tony-lee-on-dynamites-steampunk-battlestar-galactica-1880/\|title=INTERVIEW: TONY LEE ON DYNAMITE’S STEAMPUNK BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: 1880\|date=7 June 2014\|accessdate=8 October 2019\|last=Ash\|first=Roger}}</ref>		[[Tony Lee]] admits this point in an interview, and the mirroring (and reversal) of story beats: "{{1880\|Apollo}}’s been captured and lady Athena goes on a desperate hunt for the one man that can help her rescue her brother, the disgraced [[Aethership]] Captain Starbuck, one time best friend of Apollo, now a smuggler, captain of the ''Starchaser'' with his first officer Muffit, a humanoid Daggit / robotics hybrid. It’s very Han and Chewie. In fact, thinking about it, it’s ''[[wookiepedia:Star Wars: A New Hope\|Star Wars]]'', if [[wookiepedia:Leia Organa\|Leia]] hired Han to help her rescue [[wookiepedia:Luke Skywalker\|Luke]]."<ref name="westfield">{{cite_web\|url=https://westfieldcomics.com/blog/interviews-and-columns/interview-tony-lee-on-dynamites-steampunk-battlestar-galactica-1880/\|title=INTERVIEW: TONY LEE ON DYNAMITE’S STEAMPUNK BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: 1880\|date=7 June 2014\|accessdate=8 October 2019\|last=Ash\|first=Roger}}</ref>

	==Questions==		==Questions==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "
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2020-09-08T04:17:43Z

Text replacement - "<div style="font-size:85%;"><references/></div>" to "{{reflist}}"

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	==References==		==References==
	~~<div style="font-size:85%;"><references/></div>~~		{{reflist}}

	{{comic list\|series=1880}}		{{comic list\|series=1880}}

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

2020-09-08T01:09:14Z

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

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	\| [[Lady]] [[Athena (1880)\|Athena]] \|\| Lieutenant {{TOS\|Athena}} \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart shares many of the technical know-how of her canonical counterpart, but beyond that the ''1880'' counterpart's development diverges (and, in notable ways, surpasses) from the canonical counterpart where she becomes important into the ongoing story.		\| [[Lady]] [[Athena (1880)\|Athena]] \|\| Lieutenant {{TOS\|Athena}} \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart shares many of the technical know-how of her canonical counterpart, but beyond that the ''1880'' counterpart's development diverges (and, in notable ways, surpasses) from the canonical counterpart where she becomes important into the ongoing story.
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	\| Fleet Admiral [[Tigh (1880)\|Tigh]] \|\| Colonel ~~[[Tigh (~~TOS)\|Tigh]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart shares many of the qualities of his original counterpart. Very few differences exist.		\| Fleet Admiral [[Tigh (1880)\|Tigh]] \|\| Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}} \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart shares many of the qualities of his original counterpart. Very few differences exist.
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	\| Lieutenant [[Starbuck (1880)\|Starbuck]] \|\| Lieutenant [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart shares many of the qualities of his original counterpart. Very few differences exist.		\| Lieutenant [[Starbuck (1880)\|Starbuck]] \|\| Lieutenant [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart shares many of the qualities of his original counterpart. Very few differences exist.

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

2020-09-08T01:06:55Z

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

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	\| Lieutenant [[Starbuck (1880)\|Starbuck]] \|\| Lieutenant [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart shares many of the qualities of his original counterpart. Very few differences exist.		\| Lieutenant [[Starbuck (1880)\|Starbuck]] \|\| Lieutenant [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart shares many of the qualities of his original counterpart. Very few differences exist.
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	\| Lieutenant [[Boomer (1880)\|Boomer]] \|\| Lieutenant ~~[[Boomer (~~TOS)\|Boomer]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is forced into exile due to his life being saved through the use of Baltar's prosthetics. Aside from that, very little differs from the canonical version.		\| Lieutenant [[Boomer (1880)\|Boomer]] \|\| Lieutenant {{TOS\|Boomer}} \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is forced into exile due to his life being saved through the use of Baltar's prosthetics. Aside from that, very little differs from the canonical version.
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	\| Lieutenant [[Jolly (1880)\|Jolly]] \|\| Flight Sergeant {{TOS\|Jolly}} \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is forced into exile due to his life being saved through the use of Baltar's prosthetics. Aside from that, very little differs from the canonical version.		\| Lieutenant [[Jolly (1880)\|Jolly]] \|\| Flight Sergeant {{TOS\|Jolly}} \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is forced into exile due to his life being saved through the use of Baltar's prosthetics. Aside from that, very little differs from the canonical version.

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

2020-09-08T00:56:31Z

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

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	\| [[Muffit (1880)\|Muffit]] \|\| [[Muffit]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is a humanoid creature with a predilection for instability. Aside from the name, Muffit isn't a lovable robot daggit.		\| [[Muffit (1880)\|Muffit]] \|\| [[Muffit]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is a humanoid creature with a predilection for instability. Aside from the name, Muffit isn't a lovable robot daggit.
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	\| Professor [[Baltar (1880)\|Baltar]] \|\| ~~[[Baltar (~~TOS)\|Baltar]] / [[Imperious Leader]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is the master of the Cylonics, and betrays his race due to his thirst for power. Baltar also creates his own leadership position using the bombastic title of "Imperious Leader."		\| Professor [[Baltar (1880)\|Baltar]] \|\| {{TOS\|Baltar}} / [[Imperious Leader]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is the master of the Cylonics, and betrays his race due to his thirst for power. Baltar also creates his own leadership position using the bombastic title of "Imperious Leader."
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	\| Count [[Iblis (1880)\|Iblis]] \|\| [[Iblis]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is a computer scientist and inventor, and has a hand in creating the Cylonics and the [[babbage]] computer, Lu-c-fer. Iblis is merely human (as opposed to his counterpart), but also has his own thirst for power and attempts to seize it by transferring his consciousness into Lu-c-fer.		\| Count [[Iblis (1880)\|Iblis]] \|\| [[Iblis]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is a computer scientist and inventor, and has a hand in creating the Cylonics and the [[babbage]] computer, Lu-c-fer. Iblis is merely human (as opposed to his counterpart), but also has his own thirst for power and attempts to seize it by transferring his consciousness into Lu-c-fer.

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

2020-09-08T00:30:54Z

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

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	! ''1880'' Character !! ''TOS'' Counterpart !! Notes		! ''1880'' Character !! ''TOS'' Counterpart !! Notes
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	\| [[Archduke]] [[Adama (1880)\|Adama]] \|\| Commander ~~[[Adama (~~TOS)\|Adama]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is militaristic and concerned about revenge, and does not share the patriarchal approach portrayed aptly by [[Lorne Greene]]. The ''1880'' counterpart easily writes off his son, forbids Athena from pursuing the matter, and exemplifies many of Cain's qualities from the [[Original Series]] itself.		\| [[Archduke]] [[Adama (1880)\|Adama]] \|\| Commander {{TOS\|Adama}} \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is militaristic and concerned about revenge, and does not share the patriarchal approach portrayed aptly by [[Lorne Greene]]. The ''1880'' counterpart easily writes off his son, forbids Athena from pursuing the matter, and exemplifies many of Cain's qualities from the [[Original Series]] itself.
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	\| [[Crown Prince]] [[Apollo (1880)\|Apollo]] \|\| Captain [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is acts as if he is immortal and has a vengeful side. Aside from those qualities, the Crown Prince shares many of the traits of his canonical counterpart, including a sense of idealism.		\| [[Crown Prince]] [[Apollo (1880)\|Apollo]] \|\| Captain [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]] \|\| The ''1880'' counterpart is acts as if he is immortal and has a vengeful side. Aside from those qualities, the Crown Prince shares many of the traits of his canonical counterpart, including a sense of idealism.