Starsky grapples with his recovery, Hutch begins working with a temporary partner, and both men face changing feelings about their relationship. Artwork by Shar, except “Observer” sketch by Sarah Problem. Starsky paced his hospital room like a caged animal. Six weeks of his life had gone by while he was trapped in here, one day blending into …
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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 …
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In the midst of an IA rampage and a murder case that comes too close to home, Starsky and Hutch both must consider exactly how much loyalty they owe to the women they once loved. Artwork by Virginia Sky. …I was desolate and sick of an old passion When I awoke and found the dawn was gray: …
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A disturbing murder case prompts the revelation of a painful secret from Starsky’s past. Artwork by Virginia Sky. “I still think this is a bad idea,” Hutch said, straightening his tie and looking over at Starsky, who was sitting on the foot of the bed, tying a pair of dress shoes. “It’s Aunt Rose’s birthday, and she …
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Unable to ignore the unanswered questions about his father’s murder, Starsky asks Hutch to accompany him to New York in hopes of learning the truth. Artwork by Becky. Starsky sat on the sawhorse in the garage, watching his uncle tinkering with the engine in the ’65 Mustang that was his pride and joy. Starsky had learned all …
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As a serial killer murders brutally, and the pressure builds for the police department to make it stop, the latest victim turns the case into something very personal for Starsky and Hutch. Artwork by Shrift. The pictures were grisly things; Hutch closed off his throat to stop the gag as he passed the photos over to share …
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