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Battlestar Galactica
"Counterstrike" Part 4
Battlestar Galactica (Classic) Vol. 4,
#4
Dynamite Entertainment
Written by
John Jackson Miller
Art by Daniel HDR
Letters by Taylor Esposito
Colors by Natalia Marques
Cover A by Marco Rudy
Published: 2019 |
An apprehensive Apollo begins an investigation of the fleet's
new allies and new enemies.
Didja Know?
Battlestar Galactica (Classic) Volume 4 was a
6-issue mini-series published by Dynamite Entertainment in 2018-2019.
Characters appearing or mentioned in this issue
Starbuck
Boomer
Jolly
Grust
Commander Adama
Siress Tinia (?)
Parrin
Colonel Tigh
Baltar
Apollo
Thane Korbok
Cassiopeia
Rigel
Athena
Omega
Didja Notice?
On page 3, one of the female members of the Council of
Twelve looks like she's probably Siress Tinia from the
episode "Baltar's Escape". |
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Siress Tinia in this issue |
Siress Tinia in
"Baltar's Escape" |
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After testing the Colonial Movers cargo ship coupled to
an Okaati harvester for speed, Jolly reports to the
Council that he felt like a pirate. Starbuck then quips,
"Believe him. Jolly's got the costume and everything."
This is likely a sneaky reference to the costume Jolly
wore during his undercover assignment in the final
storyline of the Marvel Comics BSG series ("A
World for the Killing",
"Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair", and
"The Last Hiding
Place"); writer
John Jackson Miller is known to be a fan of the Marvel
series.
Jolly is seen in his disguise in the image on the right,
the cover of Marvel's
Battlestar Galactica #23 (though he is actually
disguised as a civilian merchant for his assignment of
tracking down the fleet's food pirates, not as a pirate
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On page 10, Apollo remarks to Thane Korbok
that he once knew a man named Thane who was a cold-blooded
murderer. Korbok responds that "thane" is a title he holds.
Apollo is referring to the man Thane who was released from the
prison barge in order to participate in the mission to sabotage
the Ravashol Pulsar on the planet Arcta in "The Gun on Ice
Planet Zero" Parts
1 and 2.
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