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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* Adama notes that the year is 7324, which ~~contradicts~~ the date established in "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]," where [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] tells [[Zara]] that the attack on [[Umbra]] occurred in 7322, 24 years before the [[Battle of Cimtar]].		* Adama notes that the year is 7324, which matches the date established in "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]," where [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] tells [[Zara]] that the attack on [[Umbra]] occurred in 7322, 20 years before the [[Battle of Cimtar]].

	* The [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge\|battle with the Cylon basestar]] depleted ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} firepower "down to minimal," according to Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}}.		* The [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge\|battle with the Cylon basestar]] depleted ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} firepower "down to minimal," according to Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}}.

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	=== Aftermath ===		=== Aftermath ===
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	* Adama makes a log entry, noting that it has been "a couple of [[secton]]s" since the battle, and expresses his "fear of the unknown" that will "always plague my mind until we find the lost [[Thirteenth Tribe (TOS)\|Thirteenth Tribe]]".		* Adama makes a log entry, noting that it has been "a couple of [[secton]]s" since the battle, and expresses his "fear of the unknown" that will "always plague my mind until we find the lost [[Thirteenth Tribe (TOS)\|Thirteenth Tribe]]".
	* While the [[Warrior]]s are celebrating the victory, Adama shuttles over to the prison barge to deal with {{TOS\|Baltar}}, who is demanding to be released as part of Adama's bargain for Baltar's information on Cylon basestars.		* While the [[Warrior]]s are celebrating the victory, Adama shuttles over to the prison barge to deal with {{TOS\|Baltar}}, who is demanding to be released as part of Adama's bargain for Baltar's information on Cylon basestars.

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	* Fighter cadets are still being trained, as exemplified by [[Colin]] and [[Lomis]]. The event that causes their deaths is almost similar to "[[The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I]]," where Cadets [[Bow]] and [[Shields]] meet untimely demises at the hands of [[Ravashol pulsar\|an energy weapon]], with few differences. The cadets in both the series and comic are depicted as being easily frightened into taking rash, and often deadly, actions.		* Fighter cadets are still being trained, as exemplified by [[Colin]] and [[Lomis]]. The event that causes their deaths is almost similar to "[[The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I]]," where Cadets [[Bow]] and [[Shields]] meet untimely demises at the hands of [[Ravashol pulsar\|an energy weapon]], with few differences. The cadets in both the series and comic are depicted as being easily frightened into taking rash, and often deadly, actions.

	== Questions ==		== Questions ==

			=== Unanswered ===
			* Will Baltar be released, per Adama's promise?
			* What does Baltar's guard on the [[Prison Barge]] have in mind to prevent Baltar's release?
			* Does the Prison Barge have visitation rooms?

			=== Answered ===

	* Who or what is ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' detecting as they approach the Acmarans' homeworld on their rear scanner? ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 2\|Answer]])		* Who or what is ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' detecting as they approach the Acmarans' homeworld on their rear scanner? ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 2\|Answer]])
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	* Why would Volahd permit the expedition to land, knowing that they were "evil"? ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 2\|Answer]])		* Why would Volahd permit the expedition to land, knowing that they were "evil"? ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 2\|Answer]])
	* What is the Cylons reaction to their defeat at the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]]? ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 2\|Answer]])		* What is the Cylons reaction to their defeat at the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]]? ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 2\|Answer]])
	* Will Baltar be released, per Adama's promise?
	* What does Baltar's guard on the [[Prison Barge]] have in mind to prevent Baltar's release?
	* Does the Prison Barge have visitation rooms?

	== Noteworthy Dialogue ==		== Noteworthy Dialogue ==

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	* Adama notes that the year is 7324, which contradicts the date established in "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]", where [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] tells [[Zara]] that the attack on [[Umbra]] occurred in 7322, 24 years before the [[Battle of Cimtar]].		* Adama notes that the year is 7324, which contradicts the date established in "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]", where [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] tells [[Zara]] that the attack on [[Umbra]] occurred in 7322, 24 years before the [[Battle of Cimtar]].

	* The [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge\|battle with the Cylon basestar]] depleted ''Galactica's'' firepower "down to minimal", according to Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}}.		* The [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge\|battle with the Cylon basestar]] depleted ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} firepower "down to minimal", according to Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}}.

	* It is reiterated that the Fleet is constantly on the move and is not able to stay in one place for too long. Addressed in the comic is the need to obtain tylium fuel, a problem established in "[[Saga of a Star World]]" and recurring in "[[The Living Legend]]" two-parter.		* It is reiterated that the Fleet is constantly on the move and is not able to stay in one place for too long. Addressed in the comic is the need to obtain tylium fuel, a problem established in "[[Saga of a Star World]]" and recurring in "[[The Living Legend]]" two-parter.

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	=== "The Hand of God" Events ===		=== "The Hand of God" Events ===

	* Two ~~[[Viper (~~TOS)\|Viper]] pilots are discussing the need to pull the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]]s away from ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' as they approach the basestar.		* Two {{TOS\|Viper}} pilots are discussing the need to pull the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]]s away from ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' as they approach the basestar.
	* On the basestar, [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] is planting charges, while [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]] watches for [[Centurion (TOS)\|Centurion]]s. A Cylon opens the door, seeing the warriors and telling them to halt. Starbuck and Apollo flee to the core.		* On the basestar, [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] is planting charges, while [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]] watches for [[Centurion (TOS)\|Centurion]]s. A Cylon opens the door, seeing the warriors and telling them to halt. Starbuck and Apollo flee to the core.
	* In space, the Vipers fight ferociously with the Raiders, with {{TOS\|Boomer}} reminding everyone to watch for a flashing red dot, which identifies Starbuck and Apollo's Raider.		* In space, the Vipers fight ferociously with the Raiders, with {{TOS\|Boomer}} reminding everyone to watch for a flashing red dot, which identifies Starbuck and Apollo's Raider.

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	* Adama makes a log entry, noting that it has been "a couple of [[secton]]s" since the battle, and expresses his "fear of the unknown" that will "always plague my mind until we find the lost [[Thirteenth Tribe (TOS)\|Thirteenth Tribe]]".		* Adama makes a log entry, noting that it has been "a couple of [[secton]]s" since the battle, and expresses his "fear of the unknown" that will "always plague my mind until we find the lost [[Thirteenth Tribe (TOS)\|Thirteenth Tribe]]".
	* While the [[Warrior]]s are celebrating the victory, Adama shuttles over to the prison barge to deal with ~~[[Baltar (~~TOS)\|Baltar]], who is demanding to be released as part of Adama's bargain for Baltar's information on Cylon basestars.		* While the [[Warrior]]s are celebrating the victory, Adama shuttles over to the prison barge to deal with {{TOS\|Baltar}}, who is demanding to be released as part of Adama's bargain for Baltar's information on Cylon basestars.
	* As Baltar screams about the bargain, Adama firmly suggests that Baltar lowers his voice, "unless you want to trade your freedom for a death sentence!"		* As Baltar screams about the bargain, Adama firmly suggests that Baltar lowers his voice, "unless you want to trade your freedom for a death sentence!"
	* Baltar questions the threat, until Adama points out that many of the prisoners around him would likely never agree with their bargain, seeing as their families were destroyed by a holocaust made possible due to his treachery.		* Baltar questions the threat, until Adama points out that many of the prisoners around him would likely never agree with their bargain, seeing as their families were destroyed by a holocaust made possible due to his treachery.
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	== Analysis ==		== Analysis ==

	* Briefly addressed in this issue is {{TOS\|Adama}}'s deal with ~~[[Baltar (~~TOS)\|Baltar]], in return for destroying the [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]] in "[[The Hand of God (TOS)\|The Hand of God]]". Adama discusses that the bargain would not be viewed lightly by those aboard the [[Prison Barge]], or throughout the Fleet, definitely suggesting that the bargain was struck without the knowledge of the Fleet's members.		* Briefly addressed in this issue is {{TOS\|Adama}}'s deal with {{TOS\|Baltar}}, in return for destroying the [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]] in "[[The Hand of God (TOS)\|The Hand of God]]". Adama discusses that the bargain would not be viewed lightly by those aboard the [[Prison Barge]], or throughout the Fleet, definitely suggesting that the bargain was struck without the knowledge of the Fleet's members.
	* As first seen in "[[Baltar's Escape]]", Adama makes trips to and from the Prison Barge, often having conversations in places where other prisoners can overhear.		* As first seen in "[[Baltar's Escape]]", Adama makes trips to and from the Prison Barge, often having conversations in places where other prisoners can overhear.
	* The issue of Apollo dealing with [[Serina]]'s death is brought up again in Sheba's confrontation with Apollo, who doesn't assign her to the expedition team to the Acmarans' homeworld. Sheba's argument about protecting each other as warriors is valid, and Apollo reconsiders Sheba's appointment to the expeditionary force.		* The issue of Apollo dealing with [[Serina]]'s death is brought up again in Sheba's confrontation with Apollo, who doesn't assign her to the expedition team to the Acmarans' homeworld. Sheba's argument about protecting each other as warriors is valid, and Apollo reconsiders Sheba's appointment to the expeditionary force.

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	* In the core, Starbuck comments that the charges they set will go off any [[micron]], as they climb the charges go off, thus blinding the basestar.		* In the core, Starbuck comments that the charges they set will go off any [[micron]], as they climb the charges go off, thus blinding the basestar.
	* At the hatch to the core, Apollo comments that ''Galactica'' would be attacking any moment, thus facilitating their need for escape before they're goners.		* At the hatch to the core, Apollo comments that ''Galactica'' would be attacking any moment, thus facilitating their need for escape before they're goners.
	* Colonel ~~[[Tigh (~~TOS)\|Tigh]] informs {{TOS\|Adama}} that the squadrons are outnumbered, and detect the baseship.		* Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}} informs {{TOS\|Adama}} that the squadrons are outnumbered, and detect the baseship.
	* As ''Galactica'' opens fire with their forward lasers, Apollo and Starbuck's Raider escapes the basestar just prior to the ship's destruction.		* As ''Galactica'' opens fire with their forward lasers, Apollo and Starbuck's Raider escapes the basestar just prior to the ship's destruction.

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	* Adama notes that the year is 7324, which contradicts the date established in "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]", where [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] tells [[Zara]] that the attack on [[Umbra]] occurred in 7322, 24 years before the [[Battle of Cimtar]].		* Adama notes that the year is 7324, which contradicts the date established in "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]", where [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] tells [[Zara]] that the attack on [[Umbra]] occurred in 7322, 24 years before the [[Battle of Cimtar]].

	* The [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge\|battle with the Cylon basestar]] depleted ''Galactica's'' firepower "down to minimal", according to Colonel ~~[[Tigh (~~TOS)\|Tigh]].		* The [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge\|battle with the Cylon basestar]] depleted ''Galactica's'' firepower "down to minimal", according to Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}}.

	* It is reiterated that the Fleet is constantly on the move and is not able to stay in one place for too long. Addressed in the comic is the need to obtain tylium fuel, a problem established in "[[Saga of a Star World]]" and recurring in "[[The Living Legend]]" two-parter.		* It is reiterated that the Fleet is constantly on the move and is not able to stay in one place for too long. Addressed in the comic is the need to obtain tylium fuel, a problem established in "[[Saga of a Star World]]" and recurring in "[[The Living Legend]]" two-parter.

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	* Two {{TOS\|Viper}} pilots are discussing the need to pull the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]]s away from ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' as they approach the basestar.		* Two {{TOS\|Viper}} pilots are discussing the need to pull the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]]s away from ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' as they approach the basestar.
	* On the basestar, [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] is planting charges, while [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]] watches for [[Centurion (TOS)\|Centurion]]s. A Cylon opens the door, seeing the warriors and telling them to halt. Starbuck and Apollo flee to the core.		* On the basestar, [[Starbuck (TOS-RP)\|Starbuck]] is planting charges, while [[Apollo (TOS-RP)\|Apollo]] watches for [[Centurion (TOS)\|Centurion]]s. A Cylon opens the door, seeing the warriors and telling them to halt. Starbuck and Apollo flee to the core.
	* In space, the Vipers fight ferociously with the Raiders, with {{TOS\|Boomer}} reminding everyone to watch for a flashing red dot, which identifies Starbuck and Apollo's Raider.		* In space, the Vipers fight ferociously with the Raiders, with [[Boomer (TOS-RP)\|Boomer]] reminding everyone to watch for a flashing red dot, which identifies Starbuck and Apollo's Raider.
	* In the core, Starbuck comments that the charges they set will go off any [[micron]], as they climb the charges go off, thus blinding the basestar.		* In the core, Starbuck comments that the charges they set will go off any [[micron]], as they climb the charges go off, thus blinding the basestar.
	* At the hatch to the core, Apollo comments that ''Galactica'' would be attacking any moment, thus facilitating their need for escape before they're goners.		* At the hatch to the core, Apollo comments that ''Galactica'' would be attacking any moment, thus facilitating their need for escape before they're goners.
	* Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}} informs {{TOS\|Adama}} that the squadrons are outnumbered, and detect the baseship.		* Colonel [[Tigh (TOS-RP)\|Tigh]] informs [[Adama (TOS-RP)\|Adama]] that the squadrons are outnumbered, and detect the baseship.
	* As ''Galactica'' opens fire with their forward lasers, Apollo and Starbuck's Raider escapes the basestar just prior to the ship's destruction.		* As ''Galactica'' opens fire with their forward lasers, Apollo and Starbuck's Raider escapes the basestar just prior to the ship's destruction.

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	* Adama makes a log entry, noting that it has been "a couple of [[secton]]s" since the battle, and expresses his "fear of the unknown" that will "always plague my mind until we find the lost [[Thirteenth Tribe (TOS)\|Thirteenth Tribe]]".		* Adama makes a log entry, noting that it has been "a couple of [[secton]]s" since the battle, and expresses his "fear of the unknown" that will "always plague my mind until we find the lost [[Thirteenth Tribe (TOS)\|Thirteenth Tribe]]".
	* While the [[Warrior]]s are celebrating the victory, Adama shuttles over to the prison barge to deal with {{TOS\|Baltar}}, who is demanding to be released as part of Adama's bargain for Baltar's information on Cylon basestars.		* While the [[Warrior]]s are celebrating the victory, Adama shuttles over to the prison barge to deal with [[Baltar (TOS-RP)\|Baltar]], who is demanding to be released as part of Adama's bargain for Baltar's information on Cylon basestars.
	* As Baltar screams about the bargain, Adama firmly suggests that Baltar lowers his voice, "unless you want to trade your freedom for a death sentence!"		* As Baltar screams about the bargain, Adama firmly suggests that Baltar lowers his voice, "unless you want to trade your freedom for a death sentence!"
	* Baltar questions the threat, until Adama points out that many of the prisoners around him would likely never agree with their bargain, seeing as their families were destroyed by a holocaust made possible due to his treachery.		* Baltar questions the threat, until Adama points out that many of the prisoners around him would likely never agree with their bargain, seeing as their families were destroyed by a holocaust made possible due to his treachery.
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	* An unnamed guard looks at Baltar through the cell door, much to Baltar's chagrin. The guard remembers his loss of a loved one during the attack, cradling an unnamed woman in his arms. The guard promises that the commander is "dead wrong," which leaves Baltar seriously concerned.		* An unnamed guard looks at Baltar through the cell door, much to Baltar's chagrin. The guard remembers his loss of a loved one during the attack, cradling an unnamed woman in his arms. The guard promises that the commander is "dead wrong," which leaves Baltar seriously concerned.
	* On ''Galactica'', Tigh informs Adama that all ships in the Fleet are reporting minimal fuel resources, but also notes that long-range scans detects planetary systems with "rich mineral and tylium supplements". Adama quickly orders that the Fleet be brought to a dead stop and that a patrol be dispatched to investigate.		* On ''Galactica'', Tigh informs Adama that all ships in the Fleet are reporting minimal fuel resources, but also notes that long-range scans detects planetary systems with "rich mineral and tylium supplements". Adama quickly orders that the Fleet be brought to a dead stop and that a patrol be dispatched to investigate.
	* Tigh also informs Adama that ''Galactica'''s firepower has been severely diminished due to the attack, while [[Omega]] reports that an unknown signal is being detected on the rear scanners.		* Tigh also informs Adama that ''Galactica'''s firepower has been severely diminished due to the attack, while [[Omega (TOS-RP)\|Omega]] reports that an unknown signal is being detected on the rear scanners.
	* Adama reviews the starchart, asking about the signal; the signal is faint to the point where its heading can't be determined. He then orders a patrol to investigate the planet cluster for resources, noting that the Fleet needs them before doing anything.		* Adama reviews the starchart, asking about the signal; the signal is faint to the point where its heading can't be determined. He then orders a patrol to investigate the planet cluster for resources, noting that the Fleet needs them before doing anything.
	* In the officer's bunk, Starbuck discusses the bright side of their travels through space when [[Sheba]] enters, telling them that she's heard that there is a patrol. When asked who selected the team, Starbuck begins to make an excuse, while Boomer coughs, prompting Starbuck to make himself scarce by announcing that he "just remembered" that he needs to meet [[Cassy]] in two [[centon]]s.		* In the officer's bunk, Starbuck discusses the bright side of their travels through space when [[Sheba (TOS-RP)\|Sheba]] enters, telling them that she's heard that there is a patrol. When asked who selected the team, Starbuck begins to make an excuse, while Boomer coughs, prompting Starbuck to make himself scarce by announcing that he "just remembered" that he needs to meet [[Cassy]] in two [[centon]]s.
	* Apollo, who selected the team, is left alone to explain why he excluded her from the mission. Sheba and Apollo begin arguing; Apollo feels that he's protecting her, while Sheba convinces him that in order for their relationship to continue, they both need to compromise and work together as Warriors, protecting each other in that capacity. They kiss.		* Apollo, who selected the team, is left alone to explain why he excluded her from the mission. Sheba and Apollo begin arguing; Apollo feels that he's protecting her, while Sheba convinces him that in order for their relationship to continue, they both need to compromise and work together as Warriors, protecting each other in that capacity. They kiss.
	* Blue Squadron launches, heading towards the planet with the strongest mineral readings. As they approach, Apollo notes that this planet has strong [[cyranite]] readings that would likely interfere with radio contact with ''Galactica.		* Blue Squadron launches, heading towards the planet with the strongest mineral readings. As they approach, Apollo notes that this planet has strong [[cyranite]] readings that would likely interfere with radio contact with ''Galactica.

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

	: ''Immediately following the events of "[[The Hand of God (TOS)\|The Hand of God]]", the Fleet finds itself in need of vital fuel and weapons supplies, happening upon a mineral-rich planet whose inhabitants, the [[Acmarans]], claim that they are at peace, administered by a god they call [[Volahd]].''		: ''Immediately following the events of "[[The Hand of God (TOS)\|The Hand of God]]," the Fleet finds itself in need of vital fuel and weapons supplies, happening upon a mineral-rich planet whose inhabitants, the [[Acmarans]], claim that they are at peace, administered by a god they call [[Volahd]].''

	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
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	* Baltar questions the threat, until Adama points out that many of the prisoners around him would likely never agree with their bargain, seeing as their families were destroyed by a holocaust made possible due to his treachery.		* Baltar questions the threat, until Adama points out that many of the prisoners around him would likely never agree with their bargain, seeing as their families were destroyed by a holocaust made possible due to his treachery.
	* Apollo interrupts the conversation, informing Adama that Tigh is requesting his return to discuss a troubling development. Adama promises to continue the discussion later and leaves.		* Apollo interrupts the conversation, informing Adama that Tigh is requesting his return to discuss a troubling development. Adama promises to continue the discussion later and leaves.
	* An unnamed guard looks at Baltar through the cell door, much to Baltar's chagrin. The guard remembers his loss of a loved one during the attack, cradling an unnamed woman in his arms. The guard promises that the commander is "dead wrong", which leaves Baltar seriously concerned.		* An unnamed guard looks at Baltar through the cell door, much to Baltar's chagrin. The guard remembers his loss of a loved one during the attack, cradling an unnamed woman in his arms. The guard promises that the commander is "dead wrong," which leaves Baltar seriously concerned.
	* On ''Galactica'', Tigh informs Adama that all ships in the Fleet are reporting minimal fuel resources, but also notes that long-range scans detects planetary systems with "rich mineral and tylium supplements". Adama quickly orders that the Fleet be brought to a dead stop and that a patrol be dispatched to investigate.		* On ''Galactica'', Tigh informs Adama that all ships in the Fleet are reporting minimal fuel resources, but also notes that long-range scans detects planetary systems with "rich mineral and tylium supplements". Adama quickly orders that the Fleet be brought to a dead stop and that a patrol be dispatched to investigate.
	* Tigh also informs Adama that ''Galactica'''s firepower has been severely diminished due to the attack, while [[Omega]] reports that an unknown signal is being detected on the rear scanners.		* Tigh also informs Adama that ''Galactica'''s firepower has been severely diminished due to the attack, while [[Omega]] reports that an unknown signal is being detected on the rear scanners.
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	* The surviving patrol comes across an alien city. Apollo orders that they land to investigate. As the approach the city, they are greeted by a group of representatives lead by [[Taron]], who speak their language.		* The surviving patrol comes across an alien city. Apollo orders that they land to investigate. As the approach the city, they are greeted by a group of representatives lead by [[Taron]], who speak their language.
	* Taron tells the Warriors that they are the [[Acmarans]], their city, [[Salis]], being "the city of perfect peace".		* Taron tells the Warriors that they are the [[Acmarans]], their city, [[Salis]], being "the city of perfect peace".
	* Starbuck rebuffs the claim, telling them that "something just fried two of our fighters!" Taron feigns ignorance to this "violence", claming that all "is peaceful under the watch of [[Volahd]]".		* Starbuck rebuffs the claim, telling them that "something just fried two of our fighters!" Taron feigns ignorance to this "violence," claming that all "is peaceful under the watch of [[Volahd]]".
	* One of Taron's party, a female Acmaran, explains that Volahd is their god, protecting them and offering them wisdom.		* One of Taron's party, a female Acmaran, explains that Volahd is their god, protecting them and offering them wisdom.
	* When asked to see Volahd, Taron claims that he is the only one who can speak to Volahd, and tells the Warriors that it is Volahd's wish that they enter the city.		* When asked to see Volahd, Taron claims that he is the only one who can speak to Volahd, and tells the Warriors that it is Volahd's wish that they enter the city.
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* Adama notes that the year is 7324, which contradicts the date established in "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]", where [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] tells [[Zara]] that the attack on [[Umbra]] occurred in 7322, 24 years before the [[Battle of Cimtar]].		* Adama notes that the year is 7324, which contradicts the date established in "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]," where [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] tells [[Zara]] that the attack on [[Umbra]] occurred in 7322, 24 years before the [[Battle of Cimtar]].

	* The [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge\|battle with the Cylon basestar]] depleted ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} firepower "down to minimal", according to Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}}.		* The [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge\|battle with the Cylon basestar]] depleted ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} firepower "down to minimal," according to Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}}.

	* It is reiterated that the Fleet is constantly on the move and is not able to stay in one place for too long. Addressed in the comic is the need to obtain tylium fuel, a problem established in "[[Saga of a Star World]]" and recurring in "[[The Living Legend]]" two-parter.		* It is reiterated that the Fleet is constantly on the move and is not able to stay in one place for too long. Addressed in the comic is the need to obtain tylium fuel, a problem established in "[[Saga of a Star World]]" and recurring in "[[The Living Legend]]" two-parter.

	* The expletive "[[frack]]" is spelled without the "c", hence "[[frak]]" on pages 2 and 3.		* The expletive "[[frack]]" is spelled without the "c," hence "[[frak]]" on pages 2 and 3.

	* Notable differences between "The Hand of God" episode and the comic depiction include the addition of additional Centurions and a pursuit down a corridor, whereas the computers were right near the main core in the episode.		* Notable differences between "The Hand of God" episode and the comic depiction include the addition of additional Centurions and a pursuit down a corridor, whereas the computers were right near the main core in the episode.
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	* The loss of the transmitter in the core and the waggling are not depicted in the comic.		* The loss of the transmitter in the core and the waggling are not depicted in the comic.

	* [[Cassiopeia]]'s nickname is spelled "[[Cassy]]", unlike the more common spelling of [[Cassie]].		* [[Cassiopeia]]'s nickname is spelled "[[Cassy]]," unlike the more common spelling of [[Cassie]].

	== Analysis ==		== Analysis ==

	* Briefly addressed in this issue is {{TOS\|Adama}}'s deal with {{TOS\|Baltar}}, in return for destroying the [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]] in "[[The Hand of God (TOS)\|The Hand of God]]". Adama discusses that the bargain would not be viewed lightly by those aboard the [[Prison Barge]], or throughout the Fleet, definitely suggesting that the bargain was struck without the knowledge of the Fleet's members.		* Briefly addressed in this issue is {{TOS\|Adama}}'s deal with {{TOS\|Baltar}}, in return for destroying the [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]] in "[[The Hand of God (TOS)\|The Hand of God]]". Adama discusses that the bargain would not be viewed lightly by those aboard the [[Prison Barge]], or throughout the Fleet, definitely suggesting that the bargain was struck without the knowledge of the Fleet's members.
	* As first seen in "[[Baltar's Escape]]", Adama makes trips to and from the Prison Barge, often having conversations in places where other prisoners can overhear.		* As first seen in "[[Baltar's Escape]]," Adama makes trips to and from the Prison Barge, often having conversations in places where other prisoners can overhear.
	* The issue of Apollo dealing with [[Serina]]'s death is brought up again in Sheba's confrontation with Apollo, who doesn't assign her to the expedition team to the Acmarans' homeworld. Sheba's argument about protecting each other as warriors is valid, and Apollo reconsiders Sheba's appointment to the expeditionary force.		* The issue of Apollo dealing with [[Serina]]'s death is brought up again in Sheba's confrontation with Apollo, who doesn't assign her to the expedition team to the Acmarans' homeworld. Sheba's argument about protecting each other as warriors is valid, and Apollo reconsiders Sheba's appointment to the expeditionary force.
	* Fighter cadets are still being trained, as exemplified by [[Colin]] and [[Lomis]]. The event that causes their deaths is almost similar to "[[The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I]]", where Cadets [[Bow]] and [[Shields]] meet untimely demises at the hands of [[Ravashol pulsar\|an energy weapon]], with few differences. The cadets in both the series and comic are depicted as being easily frightened into taking rash, and often deadly, actions.		* Fighter cadets are still being trained, as exemplified by [[Colin]] and [[Lomis]]. The event that causes their deaths is almost similar to "[[The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I]]," where Cadets [[Bow]] and [[Shields]] meet untimely demises at the hands of [[Ravashol pulsar\|an energy weapon]], with few differences. The cadets in both the series and comic are depicted as being easily frightened into taking rash, and often deadly, actions.

	== Questions ==		== Questions ==