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

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* ''Tales of the'' Pegasus ''- Chapter One: Daddy's Girl'' */

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''Tales of the'' Pegasus ''- Chapter One: Daddy's Girl''

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	Prior to the events of the [[Battle of Molecay]], aboard the battlestar [[Pegasus (TOS-RP)\|''Pegasus'']], flagship of the Fifth Fleet, [[Sheba (TOS-RP)\|Sheba]] feels the need to prove to her friends that she is more than just "Daddy's Girl." To do this, she fakes launch codes for [[Silver Spar Squadron (TOS-RP)\|Silver Spar Squadron]] and embarks on an unauthorized mission where she single-handedly destroys five Cylon fighters before her own Viper is shot down. Crash-landed on a nearby planet with no ship, communications, or weapon, she is forced to take refuge in a cave where she is attacked by a creature.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 21-24</ref>		Prior to the events of the [[Battle of Molecay]], aboard the battlestar [[Pegasus (TOS-RP)\|''Pegasus'']], flagship of the Fifth Fleet, [[Sheba (TOS-RP)\|Sheba]] feels the need to prove to her friends that she is more than just "Daddy's Girl." To do this, she fakes launch codes for [[Silver Spar Squadron (TOS-RP)\|Silver Spar Squadron]] and embarks on an unauthorized mission where she single-handedly destroys five Cylon fighters before her own Viper is shot down. Crash-landed on a nearby planet with no ship, communications, or weapon, she is forced to take refuge in a cave where she is attacked by a creature.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 21-24</ref>

	Back on ''Pegasus'', [[~~Tollan~~ (TOS-RP)\|~~Tollan~~]] informs Cain of Sheba's actions and that her ship went down. He immediately prepares his own Viper to go after her, with [[Bojay (TOS-RP)\|Bojay]] volunteering to accompany him as his wingman. Silver Spar Squadron tracks her to a cave near the crash site. Cain arrives just as Sheba has fought off the creatures with a piece of dagger-like rock that snapped from the side of a rockface as she fled the creatures, and comforts his disheveled, blood-drenched daughter. The story concludes with the narration that Sheba would go on to have many fantastic adventures and forge her own legend in the shadow of her larger-than-life father.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 23, 25-28</ref>		Back on ''Pegasus'', [[Tolan (TOS-RP)\|Tolan]] informs Cain of Sheba's actions and that her ship went down. He immediately prepares his own Viper to go after her, with [[Bojay (TOS-RP)\|Bojay]] volunteering to accompany him as his wingman. Silver Spar Squadron tracks her to a cave near the crash site. Cain arrives just as Sheba has fought off the creatures with a piece of dagger-like rock that snapped from the side of a rockface as she fled the creatures, and comforts his disheveled, blood-drenched daughter. The story concludes with the narration that Sheba would go on to have many fantastic adventures and forge her own legend in the shadow of her larger-than-life father.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 23, 25-28</ref>

	==== Credits ====		==== Credits ====

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Favorite Son */

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Favorite Son

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	=== ''Favorite Son'' ===		=== ''Favorite Son'' ===
	~~This story is a prequel, set before the Cylon attack on the Colonies.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 12</ref>~~

	On the [[Agro Ship (TOS-RP)\|Agro Ship]] ''[[Rhea]]'', Colonial scientist Captain [[Jor]] finds his young son, [[Kel]], hiding in the ship's main arboretum. Frightened by the ongoing attack with the [[Cylons (TOS-RP)\|Cylons]], Kel expresses his despair, believing that [[The Fleet (TOS-RP)\|the Fleet]] will be destroyed before they can find [[Earth (TOS-RP)\|Earth]].<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 14</ref>		On the [[Agro Ship (TOS-RP)\|Agro Ship]] ''[[Rhea]]'', Colonial scientist Captain [[Jor]] finds his young son, [[Kel]], hiding in the ship's main arboretum. Frightened by the ongoing attack with the [[Cylons (TOS-RP)\|Cylons]], Kel expresses his despair, believing that [[The Fleet (TOS-RP)\|the Fleet]] will be destroyed before they can find [[Earth (TOS-RP)\|Earth]].<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 14</ref>

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	:''An anthology of stories spanning {{alt\|the Fleet\|TOS}}, featuring [[Starbuck (TOS alternate)\|Starbuck]]'s approach to the life of a [[Colonial Warrior\|Warrior]]; [[Jor\|a father]] giving [[Kel\|his son]] hope for the future despite dire circumstances; and [[Sheba (alternate)\|Sheba]]'s rite of passage as a Warrior.''		:''An anthology of stories spanning {{alt\|the Fleet\|TOS}}, featuring [[Starbuck (TOS alternate)\|Starbuck]]'s approach to the life of a [[Colonial Warrior\|Warrior]]; [[Jor\|a father]] giving [[Kel\|his son]] hope for the future despite dire circumstances; and [[Sheba (alternate)\|Sheba]]'s rite of passage as a Warrior.''

	==~~Summary~~ ==		==Stories ==

	=== ''Fear of Flying'' ===		=== ''Fear of Flying'' ===

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	* Editor: [[J. C. Vaughn]]		* Editor: [[J. C. Vaughn]]
	* Editorial Director: [[Jim Kuhoric]]<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 3</ref>		* Editorial Director: [[Jim Kuhoric]]<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 3</ref>

			==== Notes ====
			* [[Starbuck (TOS-RP)\|Starbuck]]'s Viper features blue striping, instead of the orange, to differentiate the two Vipers depicted in the comic. [[Red Three]]'s Viper features orange-red striping.
			* The vulgarism "frak" is written as a four-letter variant to the [[Original Series]]' [[frack]]; both spellings were used in the Original, although frack was more predominant.

	=== ''Favorite Son'' ===		=== ''Favorite Son'' ===
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	Jor calls Kel the "rag-tag fleet's favorite son" and a "miracle" who will prove to everyone that miracles do come true.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 16, 18</ref> As a Cylon [[Raider (TOS-RP)\|Raider]] veers to attack ''Rhea'', a Colonial Viper comes from behind and lines up the shot.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 17, 18</ref>		Jor calls Kel the "rag-tag fleet's favorite son" and a "miracle" who will prove to everyone that miracles do come true.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 16, 18</ref> As a Cylon [[Raider (TOS-RP)\|Raider]] veers to attack ''Rhea'', a Colonial Viper comes from behind and lines up the shot.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 17, 18</ref>

	=== Credits ===		==== Credits ====

	* '''Script:''' [[Scott Braden]]		* '''Script:''' [[Scott Braden]]
	* '''Art & Colors:''' [[Mike Malbrough]]		* '''Art & Colors:''' [[Mike Malbrough]]
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	* '''Editor:''' [[J.C. Vaughn]]		* '''Editor:''' [[J.C. Vaughn]]
	* '''Editorial Director:''' [[Jim Kuhoric]]<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 12</ref>		* '''Editorial Director:''' [[Jim Kuhoric]]<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 12</ref>

			==== Analysis ====

			*The attack happening during the story may be the [[Battle for the Agricultural Ships (TOS)\|Battle for the Agricultural Ships]]. If so, then ''Rhea'' may be one of the destroyed ships during that incident, as ''[[Agro Ship 9]]'' is the surviving agro ship from that battle. This may be the intended impression, given the last page of the comic features a Cylon Raider making a direct run toward the arboretum, with a Viper pursuing directly behind but not having opened fire to take out the craft.
			* The names of the father and son, [[Jor]] and [[Kel]], may be nods to ''[[w:Superman_(comic_book)\|Superman]]'': [[w:Jor-El\|Jor-El]] was [[w:Kal-El\|Kal-El]]'s father, and both came from a doomed civilization. The hair curls of both characters may also be a direct visual nod to this fact.

	=== ''Tales of the'' [[Pegasus (TOS alternate)\|Pegasus]] ''- Chapter One: Daddy's Girl'' ===		=== ''Tales of the'' [[Pegasus (TOS alternate)\|Pegasus]] ''- Chapter One: Daddy's Girl'' ===
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	Back on ''Pegasus'', [[Tollan (TOS-RP)\|Tollan]] informs Cain of Sheba's actions and that her ship went down. He immediately prepares his own Viper to go after her, with [[Bojay (TOS-RP)\|Bojay]] volunteering to accompany him as his wingman. Silver Spar Squadron tracks her to a cave near the crash site. Cain arrives just as Sheba has fought off the creatures with a piece of dagger-like rock that snapped from the side of a rockface as she fled the creatures, and comforts his disheveled, blood-drenched daughter. The story concludes with the narration that Sheba would go on to have many fantastic adventures and forge her own legend in the shadow of her larger-than-life father.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 23, 25-28</ref>		Back on ''Pegasus'', [[Tollan (TOS-RP)\|Tollan]] informs Cain of Sheba's actions and that her ship went down. He immediately prepares his own Viper to go after her, with [[Bojay (TOS-RP)\|Bojay]] volunteering to accompany him as his wingman. Silver Spar Squadron tracks her to a cave near the crash site. Cain arrives just as Sheba has fought off the creatures with a piece of dagger-like rock that snapped from the side of a rockface as she fled the creatures, and comforts his disheveled, blood-drenched daughter. The story concludes with the narration that Sheba would go on to have many fantastic adventures and forge her own legend in the shadow of her larger-than-life father.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 23, 25-28</ref>

	== Credits ==		==== Credits ====

	* '''Script:''' [[Jim Kuhoric]]		* '''Script:''' [[Jim Kuhoric]]
	* '''Art:''' [[Santiago]]		* '''Art:''' [[Santiago]]
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	* '''Editor:''' [[J.C. Vaughn]]<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 20</ref>		* '''Editor:''' [[J.C. Vaughn]]<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 20</ref>

	==Notes==		==== Notes ====

	* Starbuck's Viper features blue striping, instead of the orange, to differentiate the two Vipers depicted in the comic. [[Red Three]]'s Viper features orange-red striping.
	* The vulgarism "frak" is written as a four-letter variant to the [[Original Series]]' [[frack]] in ''Fear of Flying''.
	* The inference in the chapter designation following "''Tales of the ''Pegasus''"'' was its intention to span multiple stories. However, Realm Press' run was short-lived and thus ''Chapter One'' is the only installment.		* The inference in the chapter designation following "''Tales of the ''Pegasus''"'' was its intention to span multiple stories. However, Realm Press' run was short-lived and thus ''Chapter One'' is the only installment.

	~~==Analysis==~~

	~~=== ''Favorite Son'' ===~~

	* The attack happening during the story may be the [[Battle for the Agricultural Ships (TOS)\|Battle for the Agricultural Ships]]. If so, then ''Rhea'' may be one of the destroyed ships during that incident, as ''[[Agro Ship 9]]'' is the surviving agro ship from that battle. This may be the intended impression, given the last page of the comic features a Cylon Raider making a direct run toward the arboretum, with a Viper pursuing directly behind but not having opened fire to take out the craft.
	* The names of the father and son, [[Jor]] and [[Kel]], may be nods to ''[[w:Superman_(comic_book)\|Superman]]'': [[w:Jor-El\|Jor-El]] was [[w:Kal-El\|Kal-El]]'s father, and both came from a doomed civilization. The hair curls of both characters may also be a direct visual nod to this fact.

	==Questions==		==Questions==

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	==Analysis==		==Analysis==

			=== ''Favorite Son'' ===

			* The attack happening during the story may be the [[Battle for the Agricultural Ships (TOS)\|Battle for the Agricultural Ships]]. If so, then ''Rhea'' may be one of the destroyed ships during that incident, as ''[[Agro Ship 9]]'' is the surviving agro ship from that battle. This may be the intended impression, given the last page of the comic features a Cylon Raider making a direct run toward the arboretum, with a Viper pursuing directly behind but not having opened fire to take out the craft.
			* The names of the father and son, [[Jor]] and [[Kel]], may be nods to ''[[w:Superman_(comic_book)\|Superman]]'': [[w:Jor-El\|Jor-El]] was [[w:Kal-El\|Kal-El]]'s father, and both came from a doomed civilization. The hair curls of both characters may also be a direct visual nod to this fact.

	==Questions==		==Questions==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: refactoring Fear of Flying to match the other stories' summations

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refactoring Fear of Flying to match the other stories' summations

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	=== ''Fear of Flying'' ===		=== ''Fear of Flying'' ===

	* Under pursuit by a flotilla of [[Cylons (TOS ~~alternate~~)\|Cylon]] [[~~Raider~~ (TOS ~~alternate~~)\|Raiders]], [[Red Three]] detects [[Starbuck (TOS ~~alternate~~)\|Starbuck]]'s lone [[Viper ~~(TOS alternate)\|Viper]]~~ on approach. As Starbuck flirts with Red Three, noting that she is a recent cadet "with the great legs," he orders her to dive as he dispatches the nearest two Raiders.		Under pursuit by a flotilla of [[Cylons (TOS-RP)\|Cylon]] [[Raiders (TOS-RP)\|Raiders]], [[Red Three]] detects [[Starbuck (TOS-RP)\|Starbuck]]'s lone Viper on approach. As Starbuck flirts with Red Three, noting that she is a recent cadet "with the great legs," he orders her to dive as he dispatches the nearest two Raiders.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 3</ref>
	* Red Three urges him to flee, but he orders her to stay among the Raider phalanx to prevent the Cylons from shooting at her lest they engage in friendly fire. Starbuck takes out three more Raiders.
	* In ~~[[The Fleet (TOS alternate)\|~~the Fleet]], [[Psych-Med]] Doctor [[Ishtara]] receives word from her assistant, [[~~Vesta (TOS alternate)\|~~Vesta]], that Starbuck is 40 [[Centon\|centons]] overdue. Ishtara shares her dread of the meeting, as she feels that she has no choice but to ground Starbuck based on his [[psyche-exam]], despite Vesta's objection.		Red Three urges him to flee, but he orders her to stay among the Raider phalanx to prevent the Cylons from shooting at her lest they engage in friendly fire. Starbuck takes out three more Raiders.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 4</ref>
	* Starbuck remembers that he is overdue for his evaluation, sharing his observations with Red Three, including his belief that Ishtara is part Cylon and that Vesta is "luscious." Red Three dispatches two of the Raiders on Starbuck's tail during these musings.
	* Ishtara records her decision to ground Starbuck via voice log, noting that [[core command]] has shared with her Starbuck's current status in the midst of battle. She notes that while he has commendable qualities, there are others unbecoming of an officer that suggests obsessive-compulsive behaviors.		In the Fleet, [[Psych-Med]] Doctor [[Ishtara]] receives word from her assistant, [[Vesta]], that Starbuck is 40 [[Centon\|centons]] overdue. Ishtara shares her dread of the meeting, as she feels that she has no choice but to ground Starbuck based on his psyche-exam, despite Vesta's objection.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 4</ref>
	* In the thick of another wave, Starbuck invites Red Three to a [[thermo-tub]] if she promises to follow orders.
	* Vesta returns to Ishtara's office with security footage of Starbuck's various acts, including the time he was caught in Commander ~~{{Alt~~\|Adama~~\|TOS}}~~'s private study with two hostesses from ''~~{{Alt~~\|Rising Star~~\|TOS}}~~''. Ishtara directs her to set the [[vid-view]] to copy the segments for amendment to her report tape. Vesta asks how Starbuck's "bad little boy" behavior could affect his flight status, to which Ishtara replies that such behaviors arise from those who feel afraid and seek to offload responsibility for their actions, preferring to surrender their control to someone else. Ishtara surmises that Starbuck wants to get into trouble, repeatedly testing himself in various situations and feels that the only result is that he will eventually break under the strain, resulting in insurmountable losses to the Fleet's sole line of defense.		Starbuck remembers that he is overdue for his evaluation, sharing his observations with Red Three, including his belief that Ishtara is part Cylon and that Vesta is "luscious." Red Three dispatches two of the Raiders on Starbuck's tail during these musings.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 5</ref>
	* Vesta sees Starbuck's public admissions of fear to be refreshing, noting that all of humanity's survivors are afraid.
	* Starbuck slows his Viper to near still in the fight, prompting Red Three's concern. Feeling that they're sitting ~~[[Avion\|~~avions]], Starbuck informs her that Cylons are machines and the random, illogical act may cause them to stop firing. Red Three professes surprise at the nearly forty Raiders retreating; she feels that Starbuck's out-of-the-box thinking was brave, but he professes fear as they head back to ''Galactica''.		Ishtara records her decision to ground Starbuck via voice log, noting that [[Core command (TOS-RP)\|core command]] has shared with her Starbuck's current status in the midst of battle. She notes that while he has commendable qualities, there are others unbecoming of an officer that suggests obsessive-compulsive behaviors.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 6</ref>
	* The two Vipers land, and Red Three asks Starbuck if their date is still on. He replies in the affirmative, hoping to convince Ishtara that he is in need of a long [[furlon]].
	* Starbuck makes himself comfortable upon the couch in Ishtara's office, and begins smoking a [[fumarello]]. During the conversation, he turns the tables and shares his thoughts on her responsibility regarding the mental health of numerous other people throughout the day. He asks if she ever lets her hair down, noting that if he didn't fly loose, he'd have "gone over the edge a long time ago."		In the thick of another wave, Starbuck invites Red Three to a [[thermo-tub]] if she promises to follow orders.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 6</ref>
	* A red alert prompts Starbuck to leave the couch, and his asking if he is cleared to fly. She replies the affirmative, and Starbuck leaves. Vesta arrives, noting that there are no other appointments that day. Ishtara tells Vesta that it's late, and that they should not work late tonight, letting her hair down.
			Vesta returns to Ishtara's office with security footage of Starbuck's various acts, including the time he was caught in Commander [[Adama (TOS-RP)\|Adama]]'s private study with two hostesses from ''[[Rising Star (TOS-RP)\|Rising Star]]''. Ishtara directs her to set the vid-view to copy the segments for amendment to her report tape. Vesta asks how Starbuck's "bad little boy" behavior could affect his flight status, to which Ishtara replies that such behaviors arise from those who feel afraid and seek to offload responsibility for their actions, preferring to surrender their control to someone else. Ishtara surmises that Starbuck wants to get into trouble, repeatedly testing himself in various situations and feels that the only result is that he will eventually break under the strain, resulting in insurmountable losses to the Fleet's sole line of defense.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 6-7</ref>

			Vesta sees Starbuck's public admissions of fear to be refreshing, noting that all of humanity's survivors are afraid.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 7</ref>

			Starbuck slows his Viper to near still in the fight, prompting Red Three's concern. Feeling that they're sitting avions, Starbuck informs her that Cylons are machines and the random, illogical act may cause them to stop firing. Red Three professes surprise at the nearly forty Raiders retreating; she feels that Starbuck's out-of-the-box thinking was brave, but he professes fear as they head back to ''[[Galactica (TOS-RP)\|Galactica]]''.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 8</ref>

			The two Vipers land, and Red Three asks Starbuck if their date is still on. He replies in the affirmative, hoping to convince Ishtara that he is in need of a long furlon.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 8</ref>

			Starbuck makes himself comfortable upon the couch in Ishtara's office, and begins smoking a [[fumarello]]. During the conversation, he turns the tables and shares his thoughts on her responsibility regarding the mental health of numerous other people throughout the day. He asks if she ever lets her hair down, noting that if he didn't fly loose, he'd have "gone over the edge a long time ago."<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 8</ref>

			A red alert prompts Starbuck to leave the couch, and his asking if he is cleared to fly. She replies the affirmative, and Starbuck leaves. Vesta arrives, noting that there are no other appointments that day. Ishtara tells Vesta that it's late, and that they should not work late tonight, letting her hair down.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 8-9</ref>

	==== Credits ====		==== Credits ====
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	* Lettering: [[Mark Haynes]]		* Lettering: [[Mark Haynes]]
	* Editor: [[J. C. Vaughn]]		* Editor: [[J. C. Vaughn]]
	* Editorial Director: [[Jim Kuhoric]]		* Editorial Director: [[Jim Kuhoric]]<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 3</ref>

	=== ''Favorite Son'' ===		=== ''Favorite Son'' ===

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Tales of the Pegasus - Chapter One: Daddy's Girl */ updated

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Tales of the Pegasus - Chapter One: Daddy's Girl: updated

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	=== ''Tales of the'' [[Pegasus (TOS alternate)\|Pegasus]] ''- Chapter One: Daddy's Girl'' ===		=== ''Tales of the'' [[Pegasus (TOS alternate)\|Pegasus]] ''- Chapter One: Daddy's Girl'' ===
			Prior to the events of the [[Battle of Molecay]], aboard the battlestar [[Pegasus (TOS-RP)\|''Pegasus'']], flagship of the Fifth Fleet, [[Sheba (TOS-RP)\|Sheba]] feels the need to prove to her friends that she is more than just "Daddy's Girl." To do this, she fakes launch codes for [[Silver Spar Squadron (TOS-RP)\|Silver Spar Squadron]] and embarks on an unauthorized mission where she single-handedly destroys five Cylon fighters before her own Viper is shot down. Crash-landed on a nearby planet with no ship, communications, or weapon, she is forced to take refuge in a cave where she is attacked by a creature.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 21-24</ref>

			Back on ''Pegasus'', [[Tollan (TOS-RP)\|Tollan]] informs Cain of Sheba's actions and that her ship went down. He immediately prepares his own Viper to go after her, with [[Bojay (TOS-RP)\|Bojay]] volunteering to accompany him as his wingman. Silver Spar Squadron tracks her to a cave near the crash site. Cain arrives just as Sheba has fought off the creatures with a piece of dagger-like rock that snapped from the side of a rockface as she fled the creatures, and comforts his disheveled, blood-drenched daughter. The story concludes with the narration that Sheba would go on to have many fantastic adventures and forge her own legend in the shadow of her larger-than-life father.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 23, 25-28</ref>

			== Credits ==

			* '''Script:''' [[Jim Kuhoric]]
			* '''Art:''' [[Santiago]]
			* '''Colors:''' [[David Hillman]]
			* '''Color Assist:''' [[Fernando Irons]]
			* '''Title Card:''' [[Robert Scott]]
			* '''Lettering:''' [[Mark Haynes]]
			* '''Editor:''' [[J.C. Vaughn]]<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 20</ref>

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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Favorite Son

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	=== ''Favorite Son'' ===		=== ''Favorite Son'' ===
			This story is a prequel, set before the Cylon attack on the Colonies.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 12</ref>

			On the [[Agro Ship (TOS-RP)\|Agro Ship]] ''[[Rhea]]'', Colonial scientist Captain [[Jor]] finds his young son, [[Kel]], hiding in the ship's main arboretum. Frightened by the ongoing attack with the [[Cylons (TOS-RP)\|Cylons]], Kel expresses his despair, believing that [[The Fleet (TOS-RP)\|the Fleet]] will be destroyed before they can find [[Earth (TOS-RP)\|Earth]].<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 14</ref>

			Jor comforts his son and gives him an inspirational speech, telling Kel that he is destined to become a great hero. Jor prophesies that through Kel's courage, strength, and wisdom, the human race will defeat its enemies and be guided to its promised land. During this, Kel day dreams of interactions with Commander [[Adama (TOS-RP)\|Adama]] in charting a course to Earth; standing atop the corpse of the [[Imperious Leader (TOS-RP)\|Imperious Leader]] with a smoking [[Laser pistol (TOS-RP)\|laser pistol]]; and later celebrating with Adama, [[Jolly (TOS-RP)\|Jolly]], [[Apollo (TOS-RP)\|Apollo]], [[Boomer (TOS-RP)\|Boomer]] and [[Starbuck (TOS-RP)\|Starbuck]].<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 14, 15</ref>

			Jor calls Kel the "rag-tag fleet's favorite son" and a "miracle" who will prove to everyone that miracles do come true.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 16, 18</ref> As a Cylon [[Raider (TOS-RP)\|Raider]] veers to attack ''Rhea'', a Colonial Viper comes from behind and lines up the shot.<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, pp. 17, 18</ref>

			=== Credits ===

			* '''Script:''' [[Scott Braden]]
			* '''Art & Colors:''' [[Mike Malbrough]]
			* '''Lettering:''' [[Mark Haynes]]
			* '''Editor:''' [[J.C. Vaughn]]
			* '''Editorial Director:''' [[Jim Kuhoric]]<ref>''Galactica: The New Millennium'' #1, p. 12</ref>

	=== ''Tales of the'' [[Pegasus (TOS alternate)\|Pegasus]] ''- Chapter One: Daddy's Girl'' ===		=== ''Tales of the'' [[Pegasus (TOS alternate)\|Pegasus]] ''- Chapter One: Daddy's Girl'' ===

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	* Starbuck's Viper features blue striping, instead of the orange, to differentiate the two Vipers depicted in the comic. [[Red Three]]'s Viper features orange-red striping.		* Starbuck's Viper features blue striping, instead of the orange, to differentiate the two Vipers depicted in the comic. [[Red Three]]'s Viper features orange-red striping.
	* The vulgarism "frak" is written as a four-letter variant to the [[Original Series]]' [[frack]] in ''Fear of Flying''.		* The vulgarism "frak" is written as a four-letter variant to the [[Original Series]]' [[frack]] in ''Fear of Flying''.
	* The inference in the chapter designation following "''Tales of the ''Pegasus''" was its intention to span multiple stories. However, Realm Press' run was short-lived and thus ''Chapter One'' is the only installment.		* The inference in the chapter designation following "''Tales of the ''Pegasus''"'' was its intention to span multiple stories. However, Realm Press' run was short-lived and thus ''Chapter One'' is the only installment.

	==Analysis==		==Analysis==