CLASSIC ART: THE CYLON MASTER PLAN!

The Cylon's Imperious Leader has hatched his most diabolical plan yet to destroy the Galactica and her human fugitive fleet from the inside out, with the help of a conditioned human traitor, in another fine entry from the classic Look-In magazine in the UK. I sure wish someone could do a special compilation of all the strips one day. The series deserves it.

Superb art, as always, from British comics great Martin Asbury, during November 1979.

CLASSIC ART: THE BIG BLAST!

Our heroes of Blue and Red squadron are caught in an explosive tylium detonation - another exciting art showcase for Martin Asbury's superb and dynamic storytelling skills on the innovative Galactica strip that was part of the UK's Look-In comic magazine during 1980.

'GALACTICA' AT 40: WHEN 'WORZEL' MET 'GALACTICA'!

You could always count on the UK children's TV listings/feature magazine Look-In to bring together cover stars of the most eclectic kind, as especially seen here - both Cylon and Galactica fused with the comedic British scarecrow comedy figure of Worzel Gummidge (as played by another sci-fi TV legend in former Doctor Who Jon Pertwee) for this fun 1979 artwork created by magazine cover regular artists Arnaldo Putzu.

CLASSIC ART: REMEMBERING THE 'GALACTICA' STRIPS OF 'LOOK-IN' MAGAZINE

Apollo confronts the Imperious Leader in a classic adventure.

The highly enjoyable Starloggd blog spot has a fun look back at the UK GALACTICA strip, from the iconic talent of artist Martin Asbury, and features that were so popular in the LOOK-IN comic magazine of 1979/80, of which the series first appeared in its weekly pages before it actually made its premiere on the ITV regions.

Check it out here: Slow Robot's STARLOGGED - GEEK MEDIA AGAIN: 1980: BATTLESTAR GALACTICA IN LOOK-IN - PART THREE

Slow Robot's STARLOGGED - GEEK MEDIA AGAIN: 1979: BATTLESTAR GALACTICA IN LOOK-IN - PART TWO

Slow Robot's STARLOGGED - GEEK MEDIA AGAIN: 1979: BATTLESTAR GALACTICA IN LOOK-IN - PART ONE

CLASSIC ART: LOOK OUT FOR LOOK-IN!

Anyone in the UK who loves classic GALACTICA and originally watched it on the ITV channel in 1979/1980 will know all about the excellent LOOK-IN children's magazine picture strips that accompanied it. With sterling art by now film storyboard artist Martin Asbury, they were great fun and full of action and adventure that mostly captured the spirit of the series.

From October 1979, this special cover was the issue that launched the strip and had an accompanying introductory feature.

For more on LOOK-IN and the GALACTICA strips, head over to this excellent fan site/tribute:
Hi and welcome to John's Look-out! (Look-in - TV Times)

Interview with artist Martin Asbury: Look-in - A Tribute to the Junior TVTimes and a selection of his BG art for sale: The Book Palace Martin Asbury Art