| "Sarah's
Got a GUN" |
| Writer: | Ted Slampyak |
| Illustrator: | Howard Cobb |
| Lettering: | Vickie Williams |
| Coloring: | Scott Rockwell |
| Editor: | George Broderick, Jr. |
| "Lives
on the FRINGE" |
|
| Writer: | Charles Marshall |
| Illustrator: | Dan Day & Dave Day |
| Lettering: | Vickie Williams |
| Coloring: | Scott Rockwell |
| Editor: | George Broderick, Jr. |
This issue features two different stories!
Volume No. 1
Issue No. 7
October 1992
Quantum Leap ™ & © 1992 Universal City Studios, Inc
Published by the INNOVATIVE CORPORATION
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"Lives on the Fringe"
April 15th, 1974
As a golf pro who just won the Masters Tournament, Sam is faced with the pending death of a fellow golfer, and a shady manager who has rigged his games with the mob.
"Sarah's Got a Gun"
May 19th, 1953
Queens, New York
Driving a school bus is driving Sam crazy when he leaps into the life of a bus driver who will be shot dead by a young girl on his route. She may be getting abused at home, and Sam must try to find a way to stop that situation while avoiding the abusive father and a seedy janitor. Jackie Gleason (character Ralph Kramden) and Art Carney (character Ed Norton) of "The Honeymooners" make an appearance as themselves in a brief kiss with history.