Ms. Tree #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Heroine Withdrawal: Chapter Three: Pronounced Normal," Ms. Tree confronts the lingering shadows of her past as Michael is haunted by a vivid nightmare involving her late husband. With tensions rising and a dangerous plan unfolding between Jack and a nurse, the fragile stability of the moment begins to unravel—especially as Claude vanishes without a trace. Written by Max Allan Collins and brought to life by Terry Beatty and Gary Kato, this 1986 Renegade Press issue delivers a tense, character-driven story with moody art and sharp pacing. The cover by Terry Beatty captures the unease of the moment in stark, expressive lines.
In "Heroine Withdrawal: Chapter Three: Pronounced Normal," Jo confronts a mystery that blurs the line between truth and delusion when Michael shares Claude’s unsettling account with a skeptical doctor. The doctor brushes it off, but Jo soon enlists Roger and Dan to dig deeper into the strange claims—uncovering a case that may be more than just paranoia.
In "Heroine Withdrawal: Chapter Four: Men in Black," Jo faces a haunting dream where her late husband, Claude, vanishes into the shadow of Klaatu’s presence—leaving her stranded in a fragile reality. As Jack and a nurse quietly plot to end her suffering with an overdose, the only man she trusted is already gone, and the line between memory and betrayal begins to blur.
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↩ Reprints Terry Beatty's The Phony Pages #1 (1986)
Reprinted in The Files of Ms. Tree #3 (1986), Ms. Tree #5 (2023)
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