Dark Fantasies

Dark Fantasies is a slash multimedia anthology that ran for eight issues. It has the subtitle, "Not for the Faint at Heart."
There is a special edition, a sister zine, called Fantastic Fantasies.
==General Comments==
==Issue 1==
Dark Fantasies 1 was published in 1993 and is 200 pages long.
Description from the publisher: 
* Odds Against by Tasha (Professionals/Starsky and Hutch crossover) (1)
* Control by Lynne Franklin (Blake's 7) (103)
* Therapy by Kelly James (Starsky and Hutch) (111)
* The Morning After by Airelle (Professionals) (124)
* Starsky’s Fantasy by Donna Morgan (Starsky and Hutch) (138)
* It’s a Dirty Job, But Somebody’s Got To Do It by Cami (Blake's 7) (142)
* Nightmare by Kelly James (Starsky and Hutch) (155)
* Kerry by Tasha and Jenni Birk (Blake's 7) (191)
File:darkfantasies1-1.jpg|inside page from issue #1 for "Odds Against"
File:darkfantasies1-2.jpg|inside page from issue #1 for "Odds Against"
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Dark Fantasies 2 was published in August 1994 and has 220 pages.
It features a front cover by Suzan Lovett and a back cover parody by Karen Eaton. The back cover was also published as a cartoon in BritWit #3.
This zine contains no interior art.
Dark Fantasies 2 was nominated for 5 Stiffie awards. "Metamorphosis" and "Blood and Shadows" each won their categories.
 
* Editorial (ii)
* The Alchemist's Measure by Kitty Fisher (Professionals) (1)
* Scars by Ross Allister & Nevin Patriyck (Blake's 7) (40)
* Blood and Shadows by Salome (Sarah Thompson?) (Blake's 7) (winner of a 1995 STIFfie Award, two epilogues to this story by two different authors were published in 2002 in the zine, Angelfood) (Blake's 7) (104)
* The Beginning of the Bargain by Lynne Franklin (Blake's 7) (148)
* The Darkness Affair by Mary Millard (Man from UNCLE) (159)
* The Price of Love Affair by Susan Devereaux (Man from UNCLE) (186)
* Metamorphosis by Tasha (Professionals/Starsky and Hutch/Forever Knight) (207)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Dark Fantasies 3 contains 152 pages and was published in 1995. Color cover "Nicolas" by Betsy Mott. Two pieces of interior art, one by John Largent and one by Randym.
 
* Bad Blood by Ellis Ward (Forever Knight) (1)
* The Bonding by tasha (Forever Knight) (8)
* Limericks by Dee (Forever Knight) (15)
* Sometimes When We Love by James Kythe Walkswithwind (Forever Knight) (16)
* Truce by tasha (Forever Knight) (26)
* Troubled Times by Mary Millard (Man from UNCLE) (50)
* Orbital Aberration by Irish (Blake's 7) (87)
* Instruments of Darkness by Corona Polvanthus (Corona Polvanthus & Lexa Reiss/Brooke Barker wrote a sequel to this story and published it in Angelfood.) (Blake's 7) (92)
* Engagement by Trinity Pawling (Set just after "Headhunter." A violent sexual encounter between Tarrant and Avon, with a surprising twist at the end.) (Blake's 7) (83)
* Rescue by Catherine (Blake's 7) (137)
* Without by Dee (Professionals) (146)
* Just for Fun by Catherine and Katharina is a Pros tale of discovery between Bodie and Doyle. After an exhausting operation the boys explore their sexuality. (Professionals) (147)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Dark Fantasies 4 was published in July 1996 and has 203 pages. All art by Whitby27.
From a flyer:
 
* The Devil's Apprentice, fiction by Kitty Fisher (The Professionals) (1)
* Doyle, Later, fiction by Dee (The Professionals) (39)
* Bounds of Consociation, fiction by James Kythe Walkswithwind ("Was it a good idea for Ray to have a key to Bodie's flat?") (The Professionals) (52)
* For a Start, fiction by Irish ("Cowley knows Bodie's secret and is about to reveal it Doyle.") (The Professionals) (55)
* Getting Serious, fiction by Catherine and Katharina (The Professionals) (68)
*The Sheeted Altar, fiction by Natasha Barry ("The most desperate bondage is that of the mind.") (Forever Knight) (84)
* Fantasies, poetry by James Kythe Walkswithwind (Forever Knight) (66)
* Gone with the Blow... Job by Natasha Barry ("Scarlett had the right idea.") (Forever Knight) (87)
* Immortal Love, poetry by Vanessa Mullen (Forever Knight) (87)
* The Anniversary, fiction by Katy Deery (First released on the jadfe list, "LaCroix has his own blackmail scheme for a certain Toronto homicide detective.") (Forever Knight) (88)
* Of Knight Dreams, fiction by Natasha Barry ("Ever hopeful LaCroix attempts to melt Nick's heart of stone.") (Forever Knight) (96)
* Forever Knight Limericks by Vanessa Mullen (Forever Knight) (95)
* In the Dark, fiction by Erica Bloom ("Vila takes advantage of Avon.") (Blake's 7) (97)
* Blake's 7 Limericks by Vanessa Mullen (Blake's 7) (101)
* A Marketable Commodity, fiction by Pat Jacquerie ("Tarrant goes looking for rumors of Blake in the wrong area of town.) (The author has a companion piece called No Introduction Needed.) (Blake's 7) (102)
* Denouement, fiction by Irish ("Having finally proved he cares, Avon faces the ultimate penalty.") (Blake's 7) (121)
* Fugitive Dreams, fiction by K.S. Nicholas ("This was my second attempt at slash and is not that great. It was originally intended to be the beginning of a larger story, but I decided I couldn't write in first person for that long." My Fiction ) (The Fugitive) (122)
* Souvenir by Cody Nelson (The X-Files) (124)
* The Night of the Assault by Mary Millard (Wild, Wild West) (128)
* Down Roads Long Past, fiction by James Kythe Walkswithwind ("Hutch makes a terrible choice for a lover.") (Starsky & Hutch) (138)
* Summer Days, poem by James Kythen Walkswithwind ("Starsky has a heart-to-heart talk with Hutch.") (Starsky & Hutch) (165)
* Spanish Gold, fiction by tasha ("Why is the Torino abandoned in a gully on the Indian Reservation?") (Starsky & Hutch) (166)
File:darkfantasies4-1.jpg| from issue #4
File:darkfantasies4-2.jpg| from issue #4
File:darkfantasies4-3.jpg| from issue #4
File:darkfantasies4-4.jpg| from issue #4
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Dark Fantasies 5 was published in March 1997 and contains 220 pages.
* Editorial (i)
* Vader’s Child by Elizabeth Stuart. Art by Cat. ("He was more at home among the stars than among the living. There were moments, too many of them, when he felt as though he'd died in Cloud City. Or at the very least, lost his soul. He should have died. Death would have been preferable to living with the burden that his father was supposed to be his enemy, an enemy he was expected to kill.") (Star Wars) (1)
* Tough and Tender by Natasha Barry(Deceptions) (39)
* Apologize by DeLaine (Highlander, the series) (""Sorry...I must have dozed off," Methos stammered, starting to lever himself up. "Don't bother getting up on my account," a martial arts callused and clamped around Methos throat forcing him back down, as Duncan nudged his hip to move over. He sat down on the edge of the sofa, leaning across the supine man to rest his arm along the back of the sofa, effectively trapping Methos.") (45)
* Penance by Paloma Manchada (""You said you wanted a penance. You remember that?" Another nod from the increasingly worried cop. "Did you mean that, Ray? Are you ready to do penance?" "This is too weird, Fraser. Tell me what you're doing." Fraser just repeated his last question. "Are you ready to do penance, Ray?"") (Due South) (53)
* Ghosts of Future Passed by Natasha Barry (The Professionals) (81)
* No Introduction Needed by Pat Jacquerie, art by Whitby27 (Blake's 7) (83)
* The Devil is a Woman by Gingersnapp (The Professionals) (86)
* Closer by Richel Darrah (Law and Order) (104)
* Closer Still by Richel Darrah (Law and Order) (106)
* Waiting for the Clouds by Cara Loup (When Han and Luke find themselves stranded on a desert planet, old griefs flare into a dangerous confrontation with the truth. "Well fucked and far from home, was his first thought. The Falcon's subliminal music had stopped. Silence wrapped around him like something dank and sticky creeping up his arms.") (Star Wars) (110)
* Past Gemini by Natasha Barry (The Krays) (148)
* Innocence Lost, and, In a Sense, Gained by Cat, art by Cat ("Andrew breathed in the atmosphere. It was crowded and hot, leather and macho, except for a kid looking lost and panicky at the bar. Not a kid. Older. But he looked nice, clean and innocent. The young man was holding his glass of beer nervously ,sipped repeatedly from it, darting looks left and right, looking so sense that, although he was not without appeal, the other patrons of the bar had been cautious about approaching him. "First time chicken," Andrew thought to himself with smug anticipation.") (The Hat Squad)/The Professionals) (151)
* Good Enough by Mireille ("That long moment right before the fist hit his stomach, the backhand slammed into his mouth and sent him reeling, choking on blood and tears and helplessness...no point in begging, he won't stop...no point in praying, Ma prays all the time and God doesn't ever help her, why would He help you?...just take it like a man, sure it hurts, but the hurt will go away after a while...") (Due South) (182)
* Did Someone Say Bondage?by Gingersnapp (""Starvin', yeah!" Bodie laughed and grabbed at him again. He caught only air as Doyle raced back through the room towards the kitchen. "Make me supper and I'll be your slave." Bodie vowed.") (The Professionals) (202)
* Sole Victory by Irish, art by Whitby27 (Blake's 7) (206)
* Bedside Manner by Natasha Barry ("It was too close to the vitals. I knew it, and I hated it. Worse of all, I knew it would spread even further. It was all Bodie's fault, anyway. Him and his lock-jawed sense of adventure. Sometimes he deserved to be flogged, did Bodie. Especially by his loving partner. And I take great joy in fantasizing this. A pressie, if you like. One without accompanying card.") (The Professionals) (212)
* Learning to Play the Game by Alexis Rogers (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) (214)
File:Dark fantasies 5 interior by Whitby27001 small.jpg| from issue #5, Blake's 7 - Avon by Whitby27
File:Dark fantasies 5 interior by cat small.jpg| from issue #5, Star Wars 
File:darkfantasies5-2.jpg| from issue #5, by Cat from Vader's Child
File:Dark fantasies 5 interior by Whitby27 small.jpg| from issue #5, Blake's 7 - Blake by Whitby27
File:darkfantasies5-1.jpg| from issue #5, sample text
File:darkfantasies5-3.jpg| from issue #5, The Hat Squad - by Cat
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Dark Fantasies 6 was published in 1999 and has 186 pages.
There are a couple of uncredited illos and many black and white screen caps from various fandoms.
* Blaze of Glory by Natasha Barry (Author's note: "NOTE: Based upon the film YOUNG GUNS, featuring Kiefer Sutherland as Josiah "Doc " Scurlock and Lou Diamond Phillips as Chavez. This story takes place prior to the arrival of the young man who would become famous as Billy the Kid, which is how the film YOUNG GUNS opens. There is a slash fandom devoted to Sutherland and Philips characters for the YOUNG GUNS I and II films, as wel as their co-starred and slash-friendly RENEGADES film.") (Young Guns) (1)
* Mutatis Mutandis by James Kythe Walkswithwind (Author's note: "This was inspired by Lynne Franklin's "Control. " The title is a Latin phrase which means "all else being equal" or "with the respective differences having been considered. " This refers both to the initial situation having been inspired by "Control;" and to the relationship depicted herein. The problem Starsky faces is just that, all else is not yet equal. And if you ever encounter the phrase in a text somewhere, I hope you think of this story. Especially if it's a technical text..") (Excerpt: "The huddled mass of screaming cries wavered in his vision, then he steeled himself and snapped his wrist again. The soft leather whip came down, and he watched as it landed with strict precision on the exact spot for which he'd aimed.") (Starsky & Hutch) (7)
* Crying in the Rain by Gwendolen (Excerpt: "Alec Trevelyan had been gone for over five months and only now, seeing him again, did James Bond realize that he'd missed his friend. And looking at him, he felt a quickening of his pulse. Dressed in his favorite black, comfortable clothes that showed off his slender and graceful build he looked seductive and dangerous, but his blond hair and mischievous smile made him look like a schoolboy.") (Golden Eye, James Bond) (13)
* This Could Be the Start of Something (Professionals) (Excerpt: "Bodie usually had other things on his mind besides food. Really, he did. Occasionally his mind was occupied by things besides his partner, as well. But a perfect day for Bodie meant food and Doyle. Or food with Doyle, since he couldn't have food and Doyle. Not yet, anyway. But he was growing on the poor sod by leaps and bounds. He could see it clearly. Unfortunately, if he could see it, so could others.") (18)
* Alternate Hell: Alternate Life: by Tattoo Moon (Author's note: "Any story with two Blakes is confusing. This first part is told from one Blake's first person point of view to try to help with the identification. This slash story contains S/M and other non-traditional erotic practices that may be offensive to some.") (Excerpt: "What the hell! I'm looking at myself. How? No, I'm not. This isn't a mirror. This isn't anything familiar. I'm looking at another "me". He, whoever he is, this Blake, looks like me—but he's not me. He's even got the same scarred eye I have, so he's me as I am now. He's laughing. What's funny? And he's evil. How do I know that? When do I wake from this dream? How the hell did I get this sick? Is this a nightmare? What is this? This can't be real.") (Blake's 7) (26)
* Honor Me by Natasha Barry (based on the episode: The Ultimate Computer) (Star Trek: TOS) (76)
* Cuff Fuck by Georgette (Author's notes: "Setting; After the warehouse fight. This fight begins with Johnny Wong asking Allen to kill the mob boss he is loyal to, in order to cut all ties before joining Johnny's team. Allen does this, and ends up triggering a massacre. A cop named Tequila interrupts the chaos, and he and Allen chase each other for the next several minutes, trying to blow each other away. Allen finally corners Tequila... but instead of shooting him, he flashes a smile and runs off.") (Hard Boiled (movie), the [[pairing is Allen/Johnny) (84)
* Space: Above and Beyond Limerick by Vanessa Mullen (88)
* Firewalk by Susan Cutter (Excerpt: "He strolled over towards Avon, and stopped at what he hoped was a great enough distance not to trigger the smaller man's touchy sense of personal space. "You look like you're working hard," he said, making his voice as friendly and warm as possible.") (Blake's 7) (89)
* My Favourite Things, filk by Vanessa Mullen (Blake's 7) (99)
* Consequence of Withholding Evidence by B.B. (domestic discipline, excerpt: "I knew Jim was still angry about my withholding evidence in the case just completed. When we left the precinct Jim put an arm around my shoulders and whispered in my ear. "We'll discuss your actions during this case when we get home."") (The Sentinel) (100)
* The Panther and the Wolf, poem by Vonne Shepard (The Sentinel) (103)
* The Cop and the Professor, poem by Vonne Shepard (The Sentinel) (103)
* Under Control by Steve Rogerson (Excerpt: "There was dull thudding pain inside his head. It greeted his return to consciousness and made him wish for oblivion. "It must have been a good night," thought Gan, and immediately wished he hadn't as the pain sharpened. He tried to move but his body wouldn't respond. Slowly he opened his eyes.") (Blake's 7) (104)
* The King's Shilling (Highlander/Sharpe's Rifles) (Excerpt: "He stood on the bank of the Seine and stared at the barge, floating at anchor. So this was where the bastard lived. He was going to kill Duncan MacLeod, take his head, but first make him sorry he'd ever lived. It hadn't been too terribly hard to locate the man. Now he would have his revenge.")
* Shadows, poem by Garnet (Blake's 7) (109)
* Un Seul Etre Vous Manque... (Excerpt: "Bodie was dead. All life on earth, every single person or animal living now, was going to die one day or another.") (The Professionals) (110)
* Craving by Natasha Barry (Excerpt: "It was just another photo shoot, nothing special about it, but he felt uncomfortable anyway. There was tingling throughout his nervous system, and Michael didn't know why.") (Lost Boys) (112)
* The Wild Side, poem by Garnet (Lost Boys) (122)
* First Kill by Irish (Bodie/Doyle/OFC) (Excerpt: "Ruth Pettifer hurried around the corner at the end of the street, ducked into an alleyway and promptly emptied the contents of her stomach. Christ, she'd thought the debrief would never end. Thought she'd disgrace herself all over Cowley's shoes.") (The Professionals) (123)
* Points of View, poem by Airelle (The Professionals) (126)
* The King's Schilling by tasha (Sharpe's Rifles/Highlander) (127)
File:darkfantasies6-1.jpg|inside page from issue #6, uncredited illo
File:darkfantasies6-2.jpg|inside page from issue #6, uncredited illo
File:darkfantasies6-3.jpg|inside page from issue #6, sample text
File:darkfantasies6-4.jpg|inside page from issue #6, sample poem
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
Dark Fantasies 7 was published in 2000 and contains 185 pages.
This issue's interior illos consist of very small screen caps and clip art.
From the writer of "Selfish Acts": " (from the writer: "Yes, I wrote Sherlock Holmes/Dracula slash. Why outrage just one fandom when you can outrage two at the same time? But seriously, it needed to be done. I also have an unpublished sequel lurking somewhere on my hard-drive." Gay Sherlock Holmes
* Selfish Acts by Emily Veinglory (Excerpt: "Night falls in winter's London like despair on the soul of a dying man. The gloomy streets add their weight to homesickness and hunger so that it is only fitting when the rain begins to fall. Count Dracula instructed his coachman to take his time. When the horse moved at a fast clip he found the sound of their shod hooves on the cobbles too jarring to his acute senses. So as the coach rolled and swayed on the slow journey, he found his thoughts drifting to long lost and happier days. It was almost as if his memories were brought to life when he heard the soft strains of a violin muted, but clear, in the darkness. He tapped once for the coach to stop, and lowered the window shade. The song called out like his soul's voice in its isolation and loneliness. Crying not in desperation, but in resignation to a long and loveless fate. Like a wolf howling in the wilderness, not expecting to be heard.") (Sherlock Holmes/Dracula) (1)
* Nothing by January Garnet (Excerpt: ""Oh, stars, Avon," Blake gasped as he flooded Avon with his cum. He was nearly out of breath and obviously not coherent. Lost in the wonderful sensation of orgasm, he wasn't thinking, he couldn't think. Sex was something he thoroughly enjoyed, whether he was having it often or rarely. These Liberator days he was having it regularly.") (Blake's 7) (19)
* Strange Seas by Natasha Barry (Excerpt: "Blond and really beautiful," the gentleman with the telescope sighed, putting his gleaming smile on hold for just that moment. He'd been observing the nude figure for some time, without the fellow's knowledge, of course. They were merely two ships at sea, his much larger yacht quite capable of eclipsing—swallowing whole—the boat which remained steady as its master roamed the deck, finally lazing upon it.") (Miami Vice) (32)
* For Duncan, poem by Garnet (Highlander) (48)
* Space Captain by Erika Bloom (Excerpt: "With a groan of relief, Vila heaved Tarrant's body onto the bed. The pilot might be skinny, but there was an awful lot of him, and dragging that dead weight from the downstairs bar up to the room Vila had secretly rented had been no picnic--especially when he had to balance Tarrant over one shoulder and carry his tool kit in the other hand. Vila wondered for a split-second what had possessed him to set up this project in the first place. Then he cheered up. After all, the hard part was over now. It would be all fun--well, almost all fun--from here on in.") (Blake's 7) (49)
* A Final Reckoning, poem by Garnet (Blake's 7) (61)
* The Eyes of Naboo by Sue (Excerpt: "Obi-Wan woke with a start, sweat beaded on his forehead, disorientated as the first light of a new day spun dappled patterns of shade and light through the breeze brushed trees. It had been several months since he had last had the dream. His cock throbbed hard with need and leaked profusely. The vision had never been this powerful before.") (Star Wars Phantom Menace) (63)
* Hot and Cold by Natasha Barry (Excerpt: "Imprisoned on the Orion ship, James Kirk was finding it difficult facing up to his lack of alternatives. Ordinarily, in any given situation, no matter how desperate the circumstance, he'd contrive some action, some winning combination, that would route him from his problem. With the Orion slavers, nothing he tried gained him anything, except, occasionally, their amusement. For instance, he'd even tried bluffing his way out of his imprisonment, swearing he was a Klingon operative, and his return to Klingon space would be disastrous for his cover as a Federation office--laughter. He'd tried a variation on the--now infamous, aboard the Enterprise--card game, Fizzbin, which went down just as well. He'd finally realized the problem was, he was in no position to attempt anything, except a bluff, and when it came to bluffing, he was in the company of the masters of the universe. All he could do was sit and wait.") (Star Trek) (69)
* Jumpstart by Garnet (Excerpt: "Me and my doll were walking down the streets arm-in-arm and it had just quit raining and we were playing around with hailing a cab, when a big black car came out of nowhere and slammed to a stop, half up on the sidewalk in front of us. A few grim-faced guys jumped out and one of them shoved the girl away from me and the next thing I knew they had yanked my hands behind my back and shoved the barrel of a gun into my gut and me into the nearest wall. They had searched me quickly and roughly, scraping the side of my face in the process, before pulling a hood down over my head and hauling me off with them. That car of theirs tearing away a moment or two later with me crammed between a couple of bodies in the backseat and my wrists bound together now with something that felt like a kind of thick wire, the whole time that gun still poking into me, hard enough to bruise.") (X-Files/Highlander) (126)
* Stars and Garters by Garnet(Excerpt: "There's this guy, see, and he works for the FBI. And this other guy and he used to work for the FBI. Kinda sorta. You see, he really worked for this other guy on the side, a real mean old sucker, and was just pretending to be an honest and upright man of the law. He'd never ever really been on the side of angels, I figure, but he musta been pretty good at pulling it off, 'cause he certainly fooled the first guy. And that guy he got really pissed off for being screwed over and lied to like that. Really pissed off.") (X-Files/Highlander) (149)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
Dark Fantasies 8 was published 2001 and has 200 pages.
The zine does not have an editorial and it contains a single illustration by Jasmyn Flynt. Other interior illos are screep caps.
* Never My Love by Natasha Barry (Independence Day) (1)
* Midnight Confessions by Natasha Barry (Independence Day) (sequel to "Never My Love") (15)
* Through the General's Eyes by Natasha Barry (Independence Day) (24)
* Zombie by Garnet (X-Files/Highlander) (28)
* A Partridge in a Gay Tree by Natasha Barry (Partridge Family) (pairing is Keith/Reuben) (33)
* Redemption by Gilrain (Starsky & Hutch) (story of love and commitment) (44)
* Just Say No by Natasha Barry (Dr. No) (51)
* Threshold by Garnet (The X-Files) (54)
* Liberating Enterprises by Jasmyn Flynt (Excerpt: "Captain Kirk of the ISS Enterprise was trying to avoid two Klingon ships and didn't need any distractions. Blake was grabbed by three hefty security guards and manhandled off the bridge, despite his protests that he could walk without help. Spock and Avon quietly monitored the situation and data, along with Uhura. Everyone was tense, even Spock.") (B7/Star Trek: TOS) (64)
* Reverie by Natasha Barry (Thirtysomething) (83)
* The Side of Angels by Garnet (The X-Files) (88)
* To Be of Use by Natasha Barry (Dark Shadows) (91)
* Regrets, poem by Garnet (Highlander) (93)
* One Fine Day by Natasha Barry (Queer As Folk - British) (98)
* Disciplinary Action by Garnet ) (Excerpt: "Krycek's stomach hurt and he was cold and miserable and wondering if he'd ever get his life back under control. His control. Not somebody else's. Sure, he had been free for a little while Or as free as anyone could be who was on the run, always looking over their shoulder, just trying to survive. Knowing the whole time that there was nowhere really that he could hide for long, nowhere that they wouldn't eventually find him. He couldn't remember the last time he'd had a good night's sleep. The last time he'd enjoyed what he was eating.") (X-Files (109)
* Jimmy's Rule by Natasha Barry (Road House) (127)
* Sex and Love by Natasha Barry (Cocktail) (129)
* Transitions by tasha (Excerpt: "Once through the door, he was hit in the face with icy cold water. Immediately his vampire instincts reacted to a perceived danger. His eyes turned gold and his canines extended almost painfully. Standing there with water dripping down his chin onto his crisp clean uniform blouse and through a reddish haze, he was startled to see Bodie behind Cowley's desk with a rifle—no, not quite a rifle, but a crossbow! "What the fuck!" was the first thought to run through his mind. Then he knew!") (Starsky & Hutch/Professionals/Forever Knight) (132)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8==
==References==
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