Bildschirm Detektiv

A short-lived but visually distinctive 1960s series from BSV - Williams, Bildschirm Detektiv ran for 14 issues from 1964 to 1965, blending crime and mystery with the then-novel concept of television detection. The series is most associated with writers Philip Evans, Ken Fitch, and Alfred Sundel, and artists Mel Graff, John McNamara, and Tom Cooke, who gave the book a crisp, period-appropriate look. While obscure today, it stands as a fascinating artifact of mid-century pop culture, reflecting the era's fascination with the small screen as a tool for justice.