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No, Battlestar Galactica was originally a TV series, not a comic book.

Some popular 'Battlestar Galactica' fanfics might focus on alternate storylines for the main characters. For example, there could be fanfics that explore what would have happened if certain characters had made different decisions during crucial battles. Another type could be those that delve deeper into the relationships between characters, like a more in - depth exploration of the friendship between Starbuck and Apollo.

One great 'Battlestar Galactica Crossover Fanfiction' is the one that crosses it with 'Star Trek'. It imagines how the different technologies and cultures from both universes would interact. For example, the warp drive of 'Star Trek' and the FTL jumps of 'Battlestar Galactica' could lead to some really interesting scenarios in terms of space travel and exploration. The characters from both series also have different moral compasses, which makes for some great conflict and character development when they meet in this fan - made crossover universe.

No, Battlestar Galactica didn't start as a comic book. It originated as a TV series.

Kara's death in Battlestar Galactica was a tragic and unexpected turn. It was a result of a complex series of events and battles.

One idea could be exploring the backstories of minor characters in more depth. For example, the lives of the pilots who don't get as much screen time. Another could be a what - if scenario where a different character discovers the Cylons' plan earlier. And a third could be a story about a new colony that is formed during the journey through space.

Character interactions. Fans love to see how characters from different shows would interact. In a 'Battlestar Galactica' and 'Mass Effect' crossover fanfiction, Shepard from 'Mass Effect' could bring his military tactics and biotic powers to the fight against the Cylons. And the characters from 'Battlestar Galactica' would have to adapt to this new type of combatant and ally. These interactions create new storylines and relationships that are exciting to explore.

Well, 'Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome' is also important. It gives a good look at the younger days of some of the main characters and how they developed into the heroes we know in the series. It has a lot of details about the military and political situation in the Battlestar Galactica world.

Admiral Adama is a very popular character to write about. His leadership and the tough decisions he has to make provide a lot of material. Starbuck is also popular. Her rebellious nature and piloting skills are great for creating exciting stories. And Baltar, with his complex relationship with the Cylons and his own moral ambiguity, is often a focus in fanfiction.

Some interesting concepts would be related to the cultures. The Spartan culture in Halo with its focus on combat and loyalty could interact in an exciting way with the more democratic and diverse culture of the colonies in Battlestar Galactica. Then there's the idea of the Halo's Forerunners' technology falling into the hands of the characters in Battlestar Galactica. It could change the power dynamics completely. Also, the Cylons' ability to infiltrate and the Covenant's religious fanaticism could create some really complex and engaging storylines when combined.