| O'Barr's non-Crow work of the 80s Page 2 of 2 |
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| "It is said, for a price, anything is available at Gideon's..." A 200 something vampire punk enters Gideon's Pawn in search of mortality. He's not tired of being a vampire- he's just sick of being stuck in the body of a 12 year old. After an unholy exchange allowing the punk 7 years age, he's runover and killed upon exiting the shop. How's that for mortality? Note: O'Barr would incorporate Gideon's Pawn into The Crow, while writer Kyle Garrett would go on to script further tales of Gideon's in the pages of Caliber Presents. |
| Appeared in: Caliber Presents #2, Mar 1989 8 pages |
| Television runs amok when a serial killer leapfrogs through classic programming. In this installment, Raisch faces off against the crew of the USS Enterprise. As usual, Raisch is pursued by a lawman intent on bringing him to justice- a lawman so intent he's willing to use the Enterprise to level a planet! |
| Appeared in: Fugitive #1, Oct 1989 13 pages |
| Gideon's by Gary Reed (writing as Kyle Garrett) & James O'Barr w/ letters by Randy Zimmerman |
| Appeared in: Caliber Presents #5, July 1989 6 pages |
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| Mark C. Perry spins a tale of european vampires taking on a new companion in this chilling prose story illustrated by O'Barr. |