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Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans is a slash Starsky and Hutch anthology edited by Linda McGee. Cover by Suzan Lovett BLUE EYES AND BLUE JEANS The Idiot Triplets Press Editor: Linda McGee Contributing Editor: Mary Louise Fisher Art Liaison: Kath Moonshine (186 pages, 105,000 words) Copyright 1995 for the authors and artists. This is a (definitely) non-profit amateur publication,… -
The intense grief over Terry’s death causes a reaction between Starsky and Hutch that takes them both by surprise—and leads to complications and reactions that culminate years later when working on an undercover assignment with a detective named Kira. Originally published in 1995 in the zine Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans, produced by Idiot Triplets Press and edited by… -
After John Blaine’s death, Hutch’s teasing comment, “…And you’re not even a good kisser,” prompts Starsky’s enigmatic response: “How do you know?” Interrupted by the police dispatcher, Hutch’s only chance to respond comes later… much later. Originally published in the Starsky and Hutch slash zine, Shadowplay, in 1989. Art by Jean. “How do you know that?” The immediate comeback… -
Starsky and Hutch are still working out the details of their relatively new sexual relationship. And the details are getting complicated. Originally published in the Starsky and Hutch slash zine, Turned to Fire, in 1994. Starsky sat as he had ever since they’d left the bar, eyes straight ahead, grim profile proclaiming his discontent. Same to you, buddy, Hutch… -
The Lucky & the Strong was a mixed—gen and slash—Starsky and Hutch fanzine published in 1993. The zine premiered at ZebraCon II. The name of the zine comes from the lyrics of the song, “The Rose,” lyrics by Amanda McBroom. That song was used for the very, very early Starsky and Hutch songvid, The Rose. Linda McGee was the zine’s editor, … -
Summary: A weekend trip with his girlfriend forces Hutch to reassess his relationships. Author’s Notes: Thanks to Keri T for scanning and proof reading this story so we could post it on the archive. The Company You Keep by Linda McGee was first published in 1992 in the Starsky and Hutch con zine, Wanna Share #3, and again in…