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Preview: Battlestar Galactica #3

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA #3

Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning (w)
Cezar Razek (a)
Alex Ross (c)
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FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Apollo and Starbuck face perils on their own! While Starbuck teams with a tangly familiar acquaintance, Apollo joins in humanity’s last effort to overthrow the decades-old tyranny. Behold, the consequences of a reality where the Battlestar Galactica never existed, as the all-conquering Cylon Empire grinds humanity to dust!

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SDCC 2013: Tony Lee Writes New Battlestar Galactica Miniseries

BSGStarbuck-TempLogoJust months after the launch of Dynamite‘s ongoing Battlestar Galactica series, they publisher has announce author author Tony Lee will spotlight the origin of a beloved sci-fi character in the upcoming Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck four-issue miniseries.  The Starbuck miniseries is based on the classic 1978 version of Battlestar Galactica like the ongoing comic.

Tony Lee will bring the science fiction sensibilities honed on such comics as Doctor Who and Star Trek to the Battlestar Galactica franchise, exploring a fan-favorite character immortalized on television by actor Dirk Benedict.  Lt. Starbuck, a likable rogue who serves as a Viper pilot aboard the spacefaring battleship, is a character with more than enough charisma and innate heroism to carry his own solo series.

Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck will truly explore a beloved character whose past life remained — until now — a mystery.  An episode of the classic television series entitled “The Man with Nine Lives” aired in 1979, with the character Chameleon only briefly mentioning that Starbuck was an amnesiac child on Umbra.  Practically his entire life, from being discovered as a feral child through the moment he first appears in the pilot episode “Saga of the Star World,” is an unexplored territory that Lee gleefully will venture into.

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Preview: Battlestar Galactica #2

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA #2

Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning (w)
Cezar Razek (a)
Alex Ross (c)
FC • 32 pages • $3.99 • Teen+

Celebrating the 35th anniversary of the original Battlestar Galactica TV series, by the industry’s premiere cosmic writers, Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning (Legion, Nova, Guardians of the Galaxy)! After a brutal Cylon attack, Apollo and Starbuck are lost in time and space, and the Battlestar Galactica has been erased from existence! In a reality without the Galactica… the Cylons rule supreme! How will the legendary Viper pilots get back?

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Preview: Battlestar Galactica #1

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA #1

Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning (w)
Cezar Razek (a)
Alex Ross (c)
FC • 32 pages • $3.99 • Teen+

MEMORIAL Part 1! 2013 marks the 35th anniversary of the original Battlestar Galactica TV series and to celebrate Dynamite is launching a brand new series, written by cosmic supremos, Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning (Legion, Nova, Guardians of the Galaxy)! Set in classic BSG continuity, this series celebrates 35 years of epic space opera when, following a surprise Cylon attack, Adama and the crew of the Galactica are forced to deploy Dr Zee’s experimental temporal weapons with unexpected results that leave Apollo and Starbuck lost in time and space in an alternate reality with no Galactica and no way of returning home!

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Pick of the Week: Strange Attractors and 9 Other Choices

Strange Attractors CoverOne of my favorite writers is Charles Soule and one of my favorite publishers is Archaia. So when I heard Soule’s Strange Attractors was being published by Archaia, I was super excited.

In order to set himself up with a cushy job post graduation, Heller Wilson takes on a subject for his PhD thesis at the behest of his advisor. This leads him to meet with Dr. Spencer Brownfield, a disgraced Columbia professor who spent his career researching Complex Theory, the idea that one can use mathematics to predict large-scale outcomes caused by minute changes in environment. At first, Dr. Brownfield seems crazy, but Heller soon discovers that the doctor’s research might be the only thing keeping New York City from destroying itself from the inside out! Includes a bonus section of complexity maps created by Robert Saywitz.

It’s a pretty out-there concept and one that’s creative and unique. Can’t wait to sit down and tear through it.

Below find out the rest of our picks in alphabetical order.

  • Strange Attractors – See above.
  • Dream Thief #1 – After stealing an Aboriginal mask from a museum, John Lincoln realizes that the spirits of the vengeful dead are possessing his body and mind while he sleeps! His old problems have been replaced by bloody hands and the disposal of bodies—and now remembering where he spent last night has never been more important! Sounds cool to me!
  • Dream Merchant #1 – A double-size issue to kick off a new sci-fi series from Nathan Edmondson and newcomer Konstantin Novosadov. Haunted by recurring dreams, a boy named Winslow is hunted by mysterious beings and protected by an old traveler. Soon Winslow will realize that what is in his dreams is what the rest of the world has been made to forget–and what strange entities will stop at nothing to erase from his mind.
  • Age of Ultron #8 – The series is at a point where anything can happen. The event is finally at an exciting point where everything is on the table.
  • Adventure Time Vol. 1: Playing Fire – The first Adventure Time graphic novel? Yes please!
  • Battlestar Galactica #1 – A new comic based on the cult classic television series.
  • Mark Waid’s Green Hornet #2 – This is written by Mark Waid. That reason alone it’s a buy.
  • Regular Show #1 – The cartoon series comes out from kaBOOM! They’ve been rocking the kids books, so hope this keeps it up.
  • Remind Vol. 1 – This one is one of my favorite convention finds. Such an amazing web series collected.
  • Remind Vol. 2 – The first volume = awesome. That goes for the second as well.

Preview – Battlestar Galactica: Origins Omnibus Collection

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: ORIGINS OMNIBUS COLLECTION

384 pages FC  • $24.99  •  Teen +  •  (C:0-1-2)
Written by ROBERT PLACE NAPTON, KEVEN FAHEY, CLAY CARMOUCHE, BRANDON JERWA
Art by JONATHAN LAU, ADRIANO BATISTA
Cover by PHOTO COVER
Dynamite explores the characters and events that make up the re-imagined world of Battlestar Galactica.

TOM ZAREK
Tom Zarek was a political activist for more than 30 years before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies — a charismatic, eloquent and ideological political agitator who was incarcerated for destroying a government building on Sagittaron. His incarceration culminated in a trip on the Astral Queen, a FTL-capable prison ship; Zarek was under consideration for parole at the time of the Cylon attack.

GAIUS BALTAR
Gaius Baltar is to become both a brilliant scientist and the architect of humanity’s downfall at the hands of the Cylons. From his humble beginnings on Aerilon, to his rise to power within the Colonial Ministry of Defense in the days leading up to the Apocalypse.

WILLIAM ADAMA
William Adama began his military life in the cockpit of a Colonial Viper during the first Cylon War, and would end up as Commander of the Battlestar
Galactica during the Second Cylon War, as humanity fled the Cylons. His dedication to the Colonial Military cost him a marriage and his sons.

STARBUCK AND HELO
From her early days on the pyramid court to her military training and her eventual position as a flight instructor and viper pilot, Kara Thrace – callsign Starbuck – has left an indelible mark on all those around her.

Karl Agathon – callsign Helo – would go on to serve with honor aboard the Battlestar Galactica, but in his early days, he shared the court and the skies with Kara Thrace.

THESE ARE THEIR STORIES…

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