Battlestar Galactica vs. Battlestar Galactica 1

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Battlestar Galactica vs. Battlestar Galactica 1 An issue of the Dynamite series.
Issue No.	1
Writer(s)	Peter David
Illustrator(s)	{{{illustrator}}}
Penciller(s)	Johnny Desjardins
Inker(s)	Johnny Desjardins
Colorist(s)	Mohan
Letterer(s)	Taylor Esposito
Editor(s)
Collection Design	{{{designer}}}
Cover Artist(s)	John Cassaday & Laura Martin (Cover A) Johnny Desjardins (Cover B)
Adaptation of
Published	January 10, 2018
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ISBN	725130262776
Population	0 Survivors
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Summary

At last! The epic story you've been dying to see is here, a galaxy and timeline-spanning saga bringing the two very different (and yet so very much alike) crews of the Battlestar Galacticas series together. But don't expect this historic meeting of heroes to be friendly: they have no idea why they have been brought together, or what the result of this unprecedented meeting is. And it starts here as the legendary Commander Cain and the crew of the Pegasus are revealed to be alive, and have encountered an individual they never thought they would meet: the last Cylon. All this has happened before, but there will NEVER be anything like it again!

Notes

Timeline

• While the opening of the comic immediately continues following the events of the Battle of Gamoray in the Original Series' "The Living Legend, Part II," the "two sectares" jump that follows places the events of the comic following "War of the Gods, Part II," although that particular fact is not made apparent until later in this series.
• For the Re-imagined Series, this issue takes place following Gaius Baltar's return in "Rapture" and before "The Son Also Rises."

Visual Incongruenties

• As is the case throughout the Battlestar Galactica vs. Battlestar Galactica series, the artistic depictions of the ships (and even persons) between the two different universes are either interchanged, or swapped entirely.
  • In the case of the basestar on the first story page, the Re-imagined Series basestar is depicted, but it should have been the Original Series version given that it depicts the Battle of Gamoray where Pegasus engages two basestars in close quarters combat.

Nods

• Cain's comment of "Looks like I picked the wrong day to give up command" is a likely nod to Lloyd Bridges' character of "Steve McCroskey" in Airplane! and its sequel. This is due to McCroskey being known for his "looks like I picked the wrong day to give up [on something]" statements during stressful situations the something being either "smoking," "sniffing glue," et cetera.

Related Imagery

Covers

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  Cover A Main colorized cover.
  Art: John Cassaday
  Colors: Laura Martin
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  Cover B Alternate cover.
  Art: Johnny Desjardins
  Colors: Mohan
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  Cover C Adama Action Figure Cover
  Art: Michael Adams
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  Cover D Baltar Action Figure Cover
  Art: Michael Adams
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  Cover E Cylon Action Figure Cover
  Art: Michael Adams

Other Incentives

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  Cover I Colorized virgin incentive cover.
  Art: John Cassaday
  Colors: Laura Martin
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  Cover M Black-and-white cover.
  Art: John Cassaday
  

Earlier Unused Iterations

The following are unused concept covers that differ from the final released product.

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  Cover A Main colorized cover.
  Art: John Cassaday
  Colors: Laura Martin
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  Cover C Adama Action Figure Cover
  Art: Michael Adams
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  Cover D Baltar Action Figure Cover
  Art: Michael Adams
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  Cover E Cylon Action Figure Cover
  Art: Michael Adams
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Preview Pages

Please Note: These are used for promotional purposes by the publisher, and are provided here in the same vein.

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  Page 1
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  Page 2
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  Page 3
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  Page 4
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  Page 5

Re-imagined Series definition: the process of using the FTL engines to make an near-instantaneous apparent faster-than-light transport of a ship from one point in space to another