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Line 33: === Continuity/canonicity problems === === Continuity/canonicity problems === − * Pirate leader [[Morgan Fletcher II|Morgan Fletcher]] is depicted as an attractive blonde woman in her thirties who has an affair with Beauregard; other (canonical) sources describe her as "a swarthy, swaggering woman whose actions are motivated as much by her hatred of men (especially those of the Inner Sphere) as from a genuine love of wealth" who had been in charge of the [[Belt Pirates]] of [[Star's End]] since before [[3025]], making her at least 45 years old as of [[3050]]. It could be assumed that either the earlier reports were inaccurate, or that the Morgan Fletcher depicted in the Fallout Comics is actually the daughter of the original Morgan Fletcher. + * Pirate leader [[Morgan Fletcher]] is depicted as an attractive blonde woman in her thirties who has an affair with Beauregard; other (canonical) sources describe her as "a swarthy, swaggering woman whose actions are motivated as much by her hatred of men (especially those of the Inner Sphere) as from a genuine love of wealth" who has been in charge of the pirates of Star's End since before [[3025]], making her at least 45 years old as of 3050. It could be assumed that either the earlier reports were inaccurate, or that the Morgan Fletcher depicted in the Fallout Comics is actually the daughter of the original Morgan Fletcher. * A ''[[Rakshasa]]'' is provided by the Belt Pirates of Star's End although this 'Mech type first became available five years later. The availability of a ''[[Raven]]'' and a ''[[Wolf Trap]]'' to the pirates, while not outright impossible, is also highly unlikely. * A ''[[Rakshasa]]'' is provided by the Belt Pirates of Star's End although this 'Mech type first became available five years later. The availability of a ''[[Raven]]'' and a ''[[Wolf Trap]]'' to the pirates, while not outright impossible, is also highly unlikely. Line 41:
Line 41: == Issue 0 == == Issue 0 == [[Image:FalloutCov0.jpg|right|210px|Fallout, Issue 0]] [[Image:FalloutCov0.jpg|right|210px|Fallout, Issue 0]] − Published in February 1995 between issues #3 and #4, this "special edition" includes three very short stories all set in May 3050: an "Introduction to the BattleTech universe" by [[Jordan Weisman]], an article about Jordan Weisman, and a section called "BattleTech Sketch Book" that gives sketches and brief descriptions of some of the characters. + Published in February 1995 between issues #3 and #4, this "special edition" includes three very short stories all set in May of [[3050]], an "Introduction to the BattleTech universe" by [[Jordan Weisman]], an article about Jordan Weisman and a section called "BattleTech Sketch Book" that gives sketches and brief descriptions of some of the characters. The first story depicts a ''[[Jenner]]'' on patrol duty on Evciler where the pilot witnesses the combat drop of the [[Clan Jade Falcon]] assault force. The ''Jenner'' is quickly hunted down and a ''[[Timber Wolf (Mad Cat)]]'' steps on the cockpit, killing the pilot and declaring his intention to do this to the entire [[Inner Sphere]]. The first story depicts a ''[[Jenner]]'' on patrol duty on Evciler where the pilot witnesses the combat drop of the [[Clan Jade Falcon]] assault force. The ''Jenner'' is quickly hunted down and a ''[[Timber Wolf (Mad Cat)]]'' steps on the cockpit, killing the pilot and declaring his intention to do this to the entire [[Inner Sphere]]. Line 101:
Line 101: * [[Bedford Beauregard]] – A Lieutenant of the [[Grave Walkers]] [[mercenary unit]] stationed on [[Bone-Norman]]. His right arm is a bionic prosthesis. Separated from his unit while on a supply run to [[Somerset]], he takes charge of the fugitives and forges them into the irregular unit called "Fallout". As it turns out, he and pirate queen Morgan Fletcher have a relationship. Throughout the comic series he pilots a ''JagerMech'', but it remains unclear if this 'Mech (which was salvaged from the DropShip crash) was originally his own. * [[Bedford Beauregard]] – A Lieutenant of the [[Grave Walkers]] [[mercenary unit]] stationed on [[Bone-Norman]]. His right arm is a bionic prosthesis. Separated from his unit while on a supply run to [[Somerset]], he takes charge of the fugitives and forges them into the irregular unit called "Fallout". As it turns out, he and pirate queen Morgan Fletcher have a relationship. Throughout the comic series he pilots a ''JagerMech'', but it remains unclear if this 'Mech (which was salvaged from the DropShip crash) was originally his own. − * [[Morgan Fletcher II|Morgan Fletcher]] – The pirate queen of Star's End. Ruthless and manipulative, yet she and Beauregard were lovers once and take up the affair. Her left eye is an implanted prosthesis. + * [[Morgan Fletcher]] – The pirate queen of Star's End. Ruthless and manipulative, yet she and Beauregard were lovers once and take up the affair. Her left eye is an implanted prosthesis. * [[Lea Specter|Lea Barbara Specter]] – Military instructor and also a graduate from the Somerset Military Academy. Estranged sister of [[Rachel Specter]] of the [[1st Somerset Strikers]]. Her fiancé was killed in the Jade Falcon attack there (it is expressly confirmed in the intro on page 2 of Issue #0 that she is the woman called "Barbara" in that issue's second story). Although Specter technically outranks Beauregard, she lacks experience and has to accept that he put himself in charge. * [[Lea Specter|Lea Barbara Specter]] – Military instructor and also a graduate from the Somerset Military Academy. Estranged sister of [[Rachel Specter]] of the [[1st Somerset Strikers]]. Her fiancé was killed in the Jade Falcon attack there (it is expressly confirmed in the intro on page 2 of Issue #0 that she is the woman called "Barbara" in that issue's second story). Although Specter technically outranks Beauregard, she lacks experience and has to accept that he put himself in charge.
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=== Continuity/canonicity problems === | === Continuity/canonicity problems === | ||
| − | * Pirate leader [[ | + | * Pirate leader [[Morgan Fletcher]] is depicted as an attractive blonde woman in her thirties who has an affair with Beauregard; other (canonical) sources describe her as "a swarthy, swaggering woman whose actions are motivated as much by her hatred of men (especially those of the Inner Sphere) as from a genuine love of wealth" who has been in charge of the pirates of Star's End since before [[3025]], making her at least 45 years old as of 3050. It could be assumed that either the earlier reports were inaccurate, or that the Morgan Fletcher depicted in the Fallout Comics is actually the daughter of the original Morgan Fletcher. |
* A ''[[Rakshasa]]'' is provided by the Belt Pirates of Star's End although this 'Mech type first became available five years later. The availability of a ''[[Raven]]'' and a ''[[Wolf Trap]]'' to the pirates, while not outright impossible, is also highly unlikely. | * A ''[[Rakshasa]]'' is provided by the Belt Pirates of Star's End although this 'Mech type first became available five years later. The availability of a ''[[Raven]]'' and a ''[[Wolf Trap]]'' to the pirates, while not outright impossible, is also highly unlikely. | ||
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== Issue 0 == | == Issue 0 == | ||
[[Image:FalloutCov0.jpg|right|210px|Fallout, Issue 0]] | [[Image:FalloutCov0.jpg|right|210px|Fallout, Issue 0]] | ||
| − | Published in February 1995 between issues #3 and #4, this "special edition" includes three very short stories all set in May 3050 | + | Published in February 1995 between issues #3 and #4, this "special edition" includes three very short stories all set in May of [[3050]], an "Introduction to the BattleTech universe" by [[Jordan Weisman]], an article about Jordan Weisman and a section called "BattleTech Sketch Book" that gives sketches and brief descriptions of some of the characters. |
The first story depicts a ''[[Jenner]]'' on patrol duty on Evciler where the pilot witnesses the combat drop of the [[Clan Jade Falcon]] assault force. The ''Jenner'' is quickly hunted down and a ''[[Timber Wolf (Mad Cat)]]'' steps on the cockpit, killing the pilot and declaring his intention to do this to the entire [[Inner Sphere]]. | The first story depicts a ''[[Jenner]]'' on patrol duty on Evciler where the pilot witnesses the combat drop of the [[Clan Jade Falcon]] assault force. The ''Jenner'' is quickly hunted down and a ''[[Timber Wolf (Mad Cat)]]'' steps on the cockpit, killing the pilot and declaring his intention to do this to the entire [[Inner Sphere]]. | ||
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* [[Bedford Beauregard]] – A Lieutenant of the [[Grave Walkers]] [[mercenary unit]] stationed on [[Bone-Norman]]. His right arm is a bionic prosthesis. Separated from his unit while on a supply run to [[Somerset]], he takes charge of the fugitives and forges them into the irregular unit called "Fallout". As it turns out, he and pirate queen Morgan Fletcher have a relationship. Throughout the comic series he pilots a ''JagerMech'', but it remains unclear if this 'Mech (which was salvaged from the DropShip crash) was originally his own. | * [[Bedford Beauregard]] – A Lieutenant of the [[Grave Walkers]] [[mercenary unit]] stationed on [[Bone-Norman]]. His right arm is a bionic prosthesis. Separated from his unit while on a supply run to [[Somerset]], he takes charge of the fugitives and forges them into the irregular unit called "Fallout". As it turns out, he and pirate queen Morgan Fletcher have a relationship. Throughout the comic series he pilots a ''JagerMech'', but it remains unclear if this 'Mech (which was salvaged from the DropShip crash) was originally his own. | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Morgan Fletcher]] – The pirate queen of Star's End. Ruthless and manipulative, yet she and Beauregard were lovers once and take up the affair. Her left eye is an implanted prosthesis. |
* [[Lea Specter|Lea Barbara Specter]] – Military instructor and also a graduate from the Somerset Military Academy. Estranged sister of [[Rachel Specter]] of the [[1st Somerset Strikers]]. Her fiancé was killed in the Jade Falcon attack there (it is expressly confirmed in the intro on page 2 of Issue #0 that she is the woman called "Barbara" in that issue's second story). Although Specter technically outranks Beauregard, she lacks experience and has to accept that he put himself in charge. | * [[Lea Specter|Lea Barbara Specter]] – Military instructor and also a graduate from the Somerset Military Academy. Estranged sister of [[Rachel Specter]] of the [[1st Somerset Strikers]]. Her fiancé was killed in the Jade Falcon attack there (it is expressly confirmed in the intro on page 2 of Issue #0 that she is the woman called "Barbara" in that issue's second story). Although Specter technically outranks Beauregard, she lacks experience and has to accept that he put himself in charge. | ||