| Writer: | Scott Rockwell |
| Illustrator: | Mike Deodato, Sr. |
| Lettering: | Vickie Williams |
| Coloring: | Scott Rockwell |
| Editor: | George Broderick, Jr. |
Volume No. 1
Issue No. 12
June 1993
Quantum Leap ™ & © 1993 Universal City Studios, Inc
Published by the INNOVATIVE CORPORATION
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Circa 1949
Southern California, Mojave Desert
Sam finds himself in the middle of the Mojave Desert... alone. He has leaped into the life of a seventy-nine year old hermit who's customer base averages two per month. Will he ever find out what he is there to do?
This comic is undoubtedly the best in the series! While Sam is waiting for something to happen, he and Al discuss time-travel theories, the reason behind the leaps, and why Sam's clothes always seem to fit on each leap. The ending is remnant of "Lee Harvey Oswald" and there are many humorous moments during this leap that will make you laugh out loud. The artwork is incredible and the story is perfect. You can actually taste the Coca-Cola...