CLASSIC ART: MIGHT OF THE CYLONS!

Cylon Centurions loom large and look bulkier and more threatening than ever in this great cover art by Livio Ramondelli for the second classic GALACTICA all-new comics compendium, featuring The Adama Gambit and several other stories from the recent series.

Dynamite® Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2: The Adama Gambit Trade Paperback

Get it here: Battlestar Galactica Volume 2: The Adama Gambit (Battlestar Galactica (Ongoing) Tp): Amazon.co.uk: Dan Abnett, Robert Place Napton, Cezar Razek, Kewbar Baal, Livio Ramondelli, Aneke, Deitrich Smith: 9781606905791: Books

CLASSIC IMAGE: WHO ARE YOU?

In his cell on the Galactica, Baltar confronts the mysterious Count Iblis, recognising both his potential for evil and that commanding voice he possesses. Could Iblis be the Imperious Leader? An intriguing scene between fine actors, from War of the Gods Part Two.

CLASSIC IMAGE: BRIDE OF KOBOL

Looking truly enchanting, Serina prepares for her wedding to Apollo, in this lovely publicity image of Jane Seymour for Lost Planet of the Gods, Part Two.

CLASSIC IMAGE: "RIGHT HERE, YOU CREEPS!"

One of the now classic effects shots of the series, as Apollo's Colonial Viper moves in on three surprised Cylon Raiders, ready for some payback, from Saga of a Star World.

CLASSIC IMAGE: TIME'S UP!

Loaded with Solenite explosives, Captain Apollo launches into attack on the Cylons manning the pulsar cannon on Arcta, in the exciting action finale to Gun on Ice Planet Zero.

CLASSIC IMAGE: DAD?

A great posed image of Fred Astaire and Dirk Benedict on the Galactica bridge set, from one of my favourite episodes of the weekly series: The Man with Nine Lives, where Astaire shined as the wily con-man, and possible father to Starbuck, Chameleon.

GALACTICA 1980: BACK, BUT NOT AS WE KNOW IT...

Despite the always excellent STARLOG magazine's May 1980 issue importantly heralding a new series of BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, and despite the welcome presence of sexy Robyn Douglass as human liaison Jamie, GALACTICA 1980 ultimately proved not to be the series we actually, really wanted- a rushed to conception format, which changed by its second story, that lacked most of its original stars.

STARLOGGED - GEEK MEDIA AGAIN: 1980: GALACTICA 1980 - ROBYN DOUGLASS INTERVIEW (Starlog Magazine)