Hutch Angst

As Starsky continues to heal he discovers that not all wounds leave scars one can see–and he’s not the only one healing.   Artwork by Patt, except “Solace” by Shar.     Ken Hutchinson entered the squadroom whistling a soft tune between his teeth and headed to the coffeepot. As he poured a cup for himself he turned to his …

Starsky is back in action, and Hutch must learn to let go.   Artwork by Shar.     Guns. One shot fired. A dusty road, filled with afternoon heat, stink and noise. Two sullen felons safely cuffed and guarded by cops. Lizzie, her eyes wide with fear and her blouse damp with sweat. Flores, pale under the olive skin. Starsky, …

Caught in a deadly prison riot, Starsky and Hutch are separated and Starsky held hostage by the enraged convicts. Can Hutch let his head rule his heart as he negotiates for his partner’s life or will he fall apart when once again he’s faced with the possibility of losing Starsky? Artwork by Shar.     Cops were used to phones …

A long weekend visit to his parents’ home finds Hutch torn between his feelings for Starsky and his parents’ anticipated response. When Hutch’s sister asks them to become involved in her friend’s rape case, Hutch’s dilemma grows as he seems trapped in a house of mirrors that both reflects and distorts the key issues and people in his life.   …

A stocking strangler is killing little old ladies, and Starsky and Hutch are called in to help a smaller precinct with the serial crimes. Feeling the pressure to solve the crimes against elderly widows living alone gives it a personal edge for Starsky, following so closely behind Hutch’s family visit turned fiasco. But Hutch isn’t quite up to par. Are …

When a prominent photographer is murdered, Starsky and Hutch are surprised to find themselves among her subjects. Meanwhile, Starsky tries to discover why Hutch doesn’t want to go to the Fourth of July fireworks.   Artwork by Shar.     It was a nearly perfect day in the park, with a mild breeze and warm sunshine. There were children playing …