Battlestar Galactica 3: The Tombs of Kobol

By Robert Thurston, Glen A. Larson, Stan Lee

Book Overview

Female pilots must step into the breach when an unknown virus strikes down the Viper Corps, leaving only Apollo and Starbuck untouched. The Galactica reaches the planet Kobol in search of a clue to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425042677
• ISBN13: 9780425042670
• Release Date: September 1979
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Length: 215 Pages
• Weight: 0.28 lbs.

Customer Reviews

great to see this again!!!

I just came across this novel at a Sci Fi book seller. Reading it brought back such great memories! I'd love to see more of these. This novel is well written, entertaining, and reading it was like visiting with an old beloved friend. Hope they reprint all of the Battlestar Galactica novels. I'll buy 'em!

brilliant concept.

When I was 7 Battlestar came out, and i was instantly a fan. I wanted everything i could find related to the series, from action figures to comic books. This was published soon after the movie and series premiered. I recall it being in my elemetary school library, and I checked it out repeatedly.Back then we had no VCRs to record and rewatch shows, so having this book was the closest thing. It was like a comic book, but with actual photos from the movie, with word balloons like comics. It told the whole movie. It was also very nicely done on high closs paper.I treasured this book until it disappeared from the school library. What a trip back down memory lane it is to find this now some 26 years later.

Lost Planet Of The Gods

This is the companion to the TV episode that starred Jayne Seymour as Serina. It is more in-depth than the episode. they are now in the process of bringing the show back. Sadly it isn't the show I grew up on. However this book is a worthy collectors piece for anyone who loves Battlestar galactica. I highly recommend it.

dig that frazetta cover

memory lane time, gents...with a fabulous frazetta cover painting

There are those who believe that life here began out there

There are those who believe that life here began out there with tribes of humans who could have been the ancestors of Aztecs, or the Toltecs, or the Mayans... Welcome to Battlestar Galactica. The short-lived, mistakenly cancelled Space: Above and Beyond of the '70s. BG was a series about a war between the 12 Colonies of Man and the machine-ruled Cylon Empire. It's the story of Adama, the Commander of the last surviving Colonial Battlestar Galactica. Like S:AAB, peace talks are used as a ruse. The human traitor Count Baltar, has sold the human race down the proverbial river. While the peace conference is in session, aboard the Battlestar Atlantia, the Colonial Fleet's flagship, Captain Apollo and his brother, Lieutenant Zac, who took Starbuck's place on the routine patrol because Starbuck, a gambler, wanted to play Pyramid, a game like poker, in which the object is to get the capstone. Starbuck's partners in crime are Boomer and Jolly. In the book, they're described as being like Mutt and Jeff. The Sci-Fi Channel used to air the series. If they do it again, watch for a young Jane Seymour.