CLASSIC ART: BLASTERS AT DAWN?

They became the best of friends, brothers, after the Cylon annihilation of the Colonies, so what previously brought Starbuck and Apollo into locking blasters on one another?

Great variant cover art by Sean Chen from the consistently enjoyable Dynamite Comics four-part mini-series celebrating the original series iconic scoundrel hero during his origin years. 

CLASSIC IMAGE: TIME FOR SOME PRIVACY...

The dirty and Viper-packed launching bay is not normally the finest place for an intimate liaison, but Starbuck and his new lady friend Cassiopeia will soon find a discreet hideaway within it, in this fun scene from Saga of a Star World!

CLASSIC IMAGE: SPACE SLUG-OUT!

The heroes of the Galactica finally have their chance to fight and successfully defeat against a Cylon Basestar in a way that's finally to their tactical advantage, in a great space conflict scene ending the series with the memorable, The Hand of God.

HANDLING A 'FIRE IN SPACE'!

The Cylon's recent kamikaze attack has left Galactica in a precarious position, as Apollo, Tigh and the ship's fire chief work to find way of defeating the raging internal fires threatening both the vessel and its many injured inhabitants, in a memorable photo from Fire in Space. 

BEHIND THE SCENES: THE VIPER - CLOSE-UP!

The greatest weapon in the Colonial arsenal against the continued Cylon menace- the fast and maneuverable 'Starhound' Colonial Viper, as seen in all its superb detail model-form. 

The gorgeous images come from an auction brochure of a few years back, as one of the stunning models built by Apogee for the series in 1978 went under the hammer...

CLASSIC IMAGE: APOCALYPTIC SURVIVORS!

Their world in flames, their friends, family, animals and homes destroyed or thoroughly contaminated by Cylon weaponry background radiation, Serina cradles her young son Boxey, who has lost his beloved pet Daggit Peanuts in the attack, as they await an uncertain future. A memorable publicity image from Saga of a Star World.

CLASSIC IMAGE: A COMMANDING ENTRANCE!

The search for their missing Viper squadron colleagues has led Apollo, Starbuck and Sheba to an unknown world whose landscape has been blighted by the crash-landing of an immense unknown space ship. Further investigation by the trio however is prevented via the arrival of a mysterious and charismatic humanoid being, the friendly but elusive to questions Count Iblis, played with style and subtle menace by Patrick Macnee. A great location filmed moment from the seminal War of the Gods, Part One.