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** [[Xam]] is no longer a bald man with a goatee and mustache, but now with a full head of hair and a mustache. | ** [[Xam]] is no longer a bald man with a goatee and mustache, but now with a full head of hair and only a mustache. | ||
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Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 8 a.k.a. "Dreams of the Thirteenth, Part Two" An issue of the Dynamite series. | ||
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Issue No. | 8 | |
Writer(s) | Dan Abnett | |
Illustrator(s) | Cezar Razek | |
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Inker(s) | {{{inker}}} | |
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Collection Design | {{{designer}}} | |
Cover Artist(s) | Colton Worley (Main Cover) Chris Eliopoulos (Subscription Cover) | |
Adaptation of | ||
Published | December 18, 2013 | |
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Reprinted as | ||
Pages | 32 | |
ISBN | 725130204622 | |
Population | 0 Survivors | |
Special | {{{special}}} | |
Chronology | ||
Previous | Next | |
Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 #7 a.k.a. "Dreams of the Thirteenth, Part One" | Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 8 a.k.a. "Dreams of the Thirteenth, Part Two" | Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 #9 a.k.a. "Dreams of the Thirteenth, Part Three" |
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Available at Amazon.com – [[amazon:{{{amazon}}}|Purchase]] | ||
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Available at Things From Another World - Purchase |
- "Dreams of the Thirteenth" continues! The Galactica has led the fleet into an uncharted storm zone to escape the Cylons, but danger awaits. Haunted by chilling dreams of the lost colony of Earth, the crews of the fleet encounter a vast and mysterious artifact at the heart of the storm. Sensors report that the Cylons have pursued the fleet into the storm. Which is the greatest threat: what lies ahead or what snaps at their heels?[1]
Plot
- In Galactica's launch bay, Xam works on Starbuck's Viper. Nearby, Starbuck sits while Xam waxes poetic on Adama's backing those who've had the dreams of Earth being discovered in the storm zone. Starbuck finds it "spooky," and the conversation is cut short by a contact alarm.
- Tigh tells Starbuck to prepare his flight for launch, but not to deploy until given the word. Much to confusion and concern of many, an item approximately the size of Caprica suddenly appears out of nowhere within the zone, and that they are nearly atop it. Adama orders the Fleet to full stop, while ordering Galactica's own batteries, shields, and other defensive and offensive systems online as they proceed forth.
- As they proceed forward, Galactica's sensor resolution clears and they happen upon a distinct object: to some it appears as an artifact, while to others it is the promised shining world of Earth.
- Adjourning to Adama's quarters, Adama proclaims to Apollo, Athena, and Tigh that they have found Earth. After the trio note that it looks nothing like a planet, but rather an artificial structure, Adama admits that it may not look like a planet but maintains that it is Earth of legend.
Notes
Publication Releases
- A version of this issue, the Battlestar Galactica #8 Exclusive Subscription Variant, released in December 2013. Per the publisher:
- A super-special, exclusive Chris Eliopoulos Cute cover, only available to comic shop subscribers and limited to initial orders![2]
Visual
- The issue visually differs from earlier installments from this point forward due to the change in artists. Amongst the detailed-oriented, realistic artwork, a few noteworthy changes occur:
- Xam is no longer a bald man with a goatee and mustache, but now with a full head of hair and only a mustache.
- Madusa no longer has a cropped hair style, but is now shoulder length.
- Adama no longer has a goatee and mustache, and is clean shaven.
- Vipers no longer look like their Re-imagined Series counterparts (the Viper Mark II), but more like the Original Series counterpart. The notable exception being the striping color: it is red whereas it should be more orange.
- Hightail is no longer a male with a goatee and mustache, but a female with blonde hair.
- Adama's uniform is colorized in cerulean blue, contrasting the midnight blue of the officers (e.g. Tigh and Athena).
- Officers in the lower levels of the core command are also dressed in midnight blue officers outfits, instead of tans (e.g. Rigel).
- Over the first few pages, Adama's outfit is depicted as having both a cape and an open tabard with the silver trimming detail.
- This issue introduces a variant to the Colonial outfit, an olive green version of the officer's uniform worn by Xam.
Nods
Miscellany
Analysis
Questions
Noteworthy Dialogue
Related Imagery
Covers
Preview Pages
- Please Note: These are used for promotional purposes by the publisher, and are provided here in the same vein.
External links
References
- ↑ Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 #8 (backup available on Archive.org) (in ). Retrieved on 8 April 2020.
- ↑ Battlestar Galactica #8 Exclusive Subscription Variant (backup available on Archive.org) (in ). Retrieved on 8 April 2020.