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Archivist’s Note: Teri White was one of the first of S&H’s fandom’s classic zine writers to give us permission to post all her fanfiction to the Archive. Her only caveat was that we include the art as well. With permission of those artists, that has been done. I never anticipated that it would take us all this time to finally… -
A wheelchair-bound Vietnam veteran wants Hutch to pay with his life for killing his friend and caretaker. To get his way, he holds Starsky and several others hostage with a gun and a bomb in the detectives’ squad room while waiting for Hutch’s return. Published originally in Partners in 1980, and later republished in Podnahz, 1996 by both produced by Otter Limits… -
Starsky takes newbie Hutch under his wing. While on patrol in a Vietnamese city, Hutch sees his first dead person — a young girl — and disappears. Starsky convinces their CO to give him time to find and bring Hutch in before he’s officially AWOL. Originally published in PODNAHZ, 1996 by Otter Limits Presses & The Presses. Retyped by Tex.… -
One of the partners left the other a letter to be read after his death. This story appeared in the zine Casa Cabrillo in 1980. Special thanks to SHaron for arranging to have it transcribed. Special thanks to M H E Priest for help with transferring stories to this archive. The endless day ended at last. He walked into the empty apartment and… -
The partners, still in uniform, are patrolling when Hutch notices a couple of teens loitering in front of a store. Starsky pulls the squad car into the lot and moments later, they’re chasing the boys. Starsky is seriously wounded. Hutch finds himself calling his parents to tell them about Starsky, who’s being treated, but they put the pressure on Hutch… -
Starsky is a high school student and troublemaker and Hutch is an English teacher in their first undercover assignment: bust a drug ring whose players are also suspects in the death of a previous undercover cop. This story was originally published in the zine The Pits Vol II in 1980. Special thanks to Evelyn for transcribing the story for the net.…