I was 10 years old when Battlestar Galactica launched on abc. The tv guide ads were provided by none other than Frank Frazetta. As you can see they are spectacular.

Sep 26, 2026 · 5:10 PM UTC

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Jaw-dropping images. It’s fun to realize the legacy of BSG can span from these iconic Frazetta images to the more modern tone of our 2000s version, and everything in between.
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I was 3 and my mom bought me one of the toy ships from K-Mart. I wish I had kept that ship 🥲
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lol, he put the ass in astronaut. Except they had to cut out an s for weight efficiency.
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Very cool. Colonial Vipers and Cylon Raiders were two of the best sci fi ship designs ever.
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Do you think Frank knew something about the line of beauty?
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I forgot these existed! Frazetta is legend. 🤘🏽
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I kept wondering why the actual show didn’t look like this.
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Loved Battlestar Galactica. Used to get scared about a Cylon invasion and had nightmares about them. I miss those days of great storytelling.
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I was way too young to remember any of these. But damn! Them skin tight space suits were next gen tech😆
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This should be a series. Animated series of BG based on the art of Frazetta? Yes please @SaraFrazetta
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I was six/seven and saddened when the show ended. This was one of my favorite reasons ro spread out on the floor with the few Battlestar Galactica & Star Wars figures I had and watch this show. I got to meet Dirk Benedict as a young adult and thanked him for the memories!
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Whenever I see the Moon in a partial phase in the daytime in a blue sky with clouds around it, I think of it as a "Cylon Moon" because of its resemblance to a Cylon Raider streaking through the sky.
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Wonder what those originals would go for if they went to auction.
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Mr Liefeld. I Saw Battlestar Galactica then too, but not the first airing, as President Carter was trying Israel and The PLO to agree to a peace treaty. I was 10, and went to bed at 8. Galactica was to begin at 7 but was delayed an hour. I have been a fan from when I saw it.
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Fantastic 🥂
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These images are amazing! I love the cylon ship design. And of course, it's Frazetta, so absolute perfection overall.
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Frazetta’s style is iconic, but the show’s real genius was its grounded, military sci-fi tone-not the pulp fantasy aesthetic.
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The first and second ones also were the illustration on the rear of the trading cards. You had to put together X number of them to see it completely though
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Didn't know Frazetta did BG arts
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And then, in classic Frazetta fashion, the product was never as awesome as the artwork. I love BSG, but I wish it looked that artwork.
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My girlfriend practically ran to get @robertliefeld BSG comics.
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I've got the book that first one's from: "Battlestar Galactica 2: The Cylon Death Machine."
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When people ask me if I watched the reboot, i would just point to those pictures Frazetta did of the real BSG.
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Loved the original as a kid but damn the modern version is incredible
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Glorious.
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Loved that Battlestar Galactica Frazetta art. I was deeply invested and still have the novelization.
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Love Frank Frazetta.
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From ARGENTINA: FRAZETTA, a true legend!
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My childhood show as well!
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Soo cool!
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my dad printed posters at work every kid in my neighborhood had one :)
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These are amazing! Thanks for posting
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Lucky you! I turned an antenna in the snow to give myself a headache binge watching Perry Mason, I love Lucy and Murder she wrote. Mash was the highlight!
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