Battlestar Galactica
Cylon War
By Eric Nylund, Joshua Ortega, Nigel Raynor (Artist), Stephen Segovia (Artist)




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Book Description
Before the time of mankind's exodus from the twelve colonies (as told in the current award-winning Battlestar Galactica series on Sci-Fi) and the returned menace of the Cylons, a war was fought between man and machine. A story that has never before been told, until now.... Now, Dynamite EntertainmenContinue
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- English Books
- Paperback 144 Pages
- ISBN-10: 1606900374
- ISBN-13: 9781606900376
- Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
- Pub date: Jun 15, 2009
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| ISBN | Edition | List | Sale | Seller |
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| 9781606900376 | Paperback | $14.99 | $10.57 | bn.com |
| $14.99 | $10.89 | The Book Depository |
BSG - Cylon war
This is the third volume of the Dynamite comics on BSG that I read. Once more I'm really satisfied with the book, and only a couple of flaws prevented the fifth star to shine. The first one is the title on the spine, which is wrong (it's Final Five), along with the authors' names (which also ... (continue)
This is the third volume of the Dynamite comics on BSG that I read. Once more I'm really satisfied with the book, and only a couple of flaws prevented the fifth star to shine. The first one is the title on the spine, which is wrong (it's Final Five), along with the authors' names (which also refer to Final Five. The other one regards the Pegasus, which is shown during the First Cylon war in her post war design.
Apart from those glitches (and something risky like introducing an officer called Tigh who is reffered to as "old drunkard"), the story is well written and has deep roots in the Cylon mithology. Moreover I really appreciated the pseudo-code that is used for Isak's thoughts and the logic that drives Cylons to the first armistice. The artists' work is very nice and, at the same time, leaves some bits to the reader's imagination.
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