Boomer (TOS-RP)
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Lieutenant Boomer is a skilled and dependable Viper pilot in the Colonial Fleet, and a key member of Blue Squadron often flying alongside his close friends, Starbuck and Apollo.
Boomer is a constant presence in the fleet's most critical missions, valued for his reliability and skill. He is part of the initial landing party on the planet Salis, where he is captured by the Acmarans alongside his fellow warriors before their subsequent escape (Comics: The Law of Volahd, Part 1) ― (Comics: The Law of Volahd, Part 2).[1]
Often serving as a voice of reason to Starbuck's recklessness, Boomer is tasked by Colonel Tigh to accompany Starbuck on a mission to the Prison Barge to prevent a mutiny led by a guard named Krolis, who intends to execute the captured traitor, Baltar (Comics: Prison of Souls, Part 2).[2] He is later part of the initial construction crew for the settlement on Domia. During the subsequent attack by rock creatures, he is ordered by Apollo to evacuate the members of the Council of the Twelve. While piloting the shuttle, Sire Obob demands he turn back and attack the creatures. When Boomer refuses, Obob seizes the weapon controls, and fires on the alien structures himself, causing a massive explosion and severely injuring Starbuck in the process (Comics: Fire in the Sky).[3]
In a later engagement, Boomer is among the pilots, including Sheba and Janus, who go missing after patrolling through an unknown system ahead of the Fleet. It is revealed that he has been captured by the Cylons and, in the story's cliffhanger ending, he is shown being cybernetically altered. This is presented as the Cylons' "latest improvement," turning Colonial warriors into agents who can think and fight like Colonials (Comics: Masquerade).[4]
References
- ↑ Battlestar Galactica: The Law of Volahd #2 (Realm Press, January 1998), Page 4, 6, 9, 15.
- ↑ Battlestar Galactica: Prison of Souls #2 (Realm Press, June 1998), Page 4, 19.
- ↑ Battlestar Galactica: Season III #3 (Realm Press, September 1999), Page 7.
- ↑ Battlestar Galactica Gallery (Realm Press, April 2000), Page 28.