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Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol 3 #4 An issue of the Dynamite series.
Issue No.	4
Writer(s)	Cullen Bunn
Illustrator(s)	{{{illustrator}}}
Penciller(s)	Alex Sanchez
Inker(s)	{{{inker}}}
Colorist(s)	Daniela Miwa
Letterer(s)	Sal Cipriano
Editor(s)	Matt Idelson
Collection Design	{{{designer}}}
Cover Artist(s)	Alex Sanchez (Covers A & C) Michael Adams (Cover B)
Adaptation of
Published	November 11, 2016
Collects
Collected in	Battlestar Galactica: Folly of the Gods
Reprints
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Pages	{{{pages}}}
ISBN	725130250643
Population	0 Survivors
Special	{{{special}}}
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There is peace between the Colonial Fleet and the Cylons, but calling it tenuous doesn't even begin to describe it. Mortal enemies must fight side by side against a grave threat just to stay alive. Can this treaty be trusted and for how long? The Battlestar Galactica continues its journey through uncharted space... And its strangest adventure yet!

Plot

The Fleet

• Jolly and his fellow Warriors are in a fierce battle with the Meclons, and are having issues coordinating their strategies with their Cylon allies.
• Jolly's pursuing Meclon attacker is dispatched by a Cylon, and recollects that he would never have thought a day would occur where he'd be thanking a Cylon.
• Aboard Galactica, Tigh discovers that differentiating between the Cylons and the Meclons is difficult; Lucifer suggests the term "Meclon" from Cylon cautionary myths, much to Tigh's astonishment.
• Baltar offers his assistance in uploading programming to Viper navigational systems to the Warriors, which will allow them to better interact with their Cylon comrades. Baltar also offers to help uncover any Meclon programming from their recently acquired Meclon Raiders. Tigh begrudgingly agrees, and orders crew to escort Baltar to the hangar—with additional orders to shoot Baltar should he go awry.
• Starbuck, Sheba, and Boomer launch in their own Vipers to join the battle. Jolly voices his relief at their involvement with the battle. Boomer voices his thought about the Cylon losses on their side, believing it to be one less enemy to fight in the future; Sheba replies that it's the other way around, it's one less ship defending their Fleet.
• In Galactica's life center, Apollo visits Adama and, under the supervision of Dr. Salik and Cassiopeia, reaches out to his father with his own mental powers.

Notes

• Breaking from previous issues, neither this issue nor its succeeding ones feature the Battlestar Galactica logo and alternate title placement on the first story page, e.g. "In the Beginning" or "Snake in the Garden."

Timeline

• The events of this comic take place after the Battle at Galaxy's Edge depicted in "The Hand of God."

Incongruences

• The spelling of the word frack is written like its Re-imagined Series counterpart.
• Vipers are seen launching from a side bay, instead of launch tubes.

Related Imagery

Covers

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  Cover A Main colorized cover.
  Art: Alex Sanchez
  Colors: Daniele Miwa
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  Cover B Cylon Centurian Action Figure Cover
  Art: Michael Adams
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  Cover C Black-and-white inked alternate main cover.
  Art: Alex Sanchez

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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