Ms. Tree #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the gritty, hard-boiled adventures of private eye Ms. Tree, originally published in the 1980s and 1990s, as she navigates a world of crime and corruption. The volume includes several story arcs that showcase her tough-as-nails demeanor and relentless pursuit of justice, featuring classic noir-style storytelling from writer Max Allan Collins and artist Terry Beatty.
In "Muerta Means Death Chapter One: Homecoming," Ms. Tree finds herself back in the system under the name Michelle Friday—her mother’s name, her true identity—after Michael’s bail is revoked. With a contract now active from the elusive Dominique Muerta, the past comes knocking with deadly intent. Written by Max Collins and illustrated by Terry Beatty and Gary Kato, with colors by Beatty and letters by Kato, the issue’s cover by Claudia Caranfa captures the tension of a return long overdue.
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Michael's bail is revoked and she is sent to jail under the name Michelle Friday, which is her mother's pronunciation and her maiden name. A contract is out from Dominique Muerta.
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