Fugitive

Argumento

A spoof of classic television of the 1960s, collected from the series in the Caliber Presents anthology. A TV detective tracks a serial killer who is wiping out the casts of classic TV shows. "Delaney's Heroes," script by Charles Marshall, pencils by James Tucker, inks by Greg Cravens; Raisch pays a visit to a German POW camp; Parody of Hogan's Heroes. Fugitive illustration by James Tucker; Parody of the Munsters. "Where No Madman Has Gone Before," script by Charles Marshall, pencils by James O'Barr (pages 2-13) and Guy Davis (page 1), inks by James O'Barr (pages 2-13) and Guy Davis (page 1 and assists) Delaney pursuit of Raisch continues on a Starship; Star Trek parody. "A Family Visit," script by Charles Marshall, pencils by Mitch Foust and A. G. Howard (assist), inks by Greg Cravens; Delaney finds Raisch in a spooky house; Munsters parody. "Wild Wild Western," script by Charles Marshall, pencils by Roy Burdine, inks by Jack Torrance; Delaney hunts Raisch in the old West. Fugitive illustration on back cover, pencils by Mitch Foust, inks by Greg Cravens; Parody of I Dream of Jeaniel.