Ms. Tree #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Murder at Mohawk: Part One: A Mist-Tree Tale," Ms. Tree finds herself drawn into a chilling mystery at the isolated Mohawk Mountain House, where a writer’s research into the town’s violent past begins to blur with unsettling present-day events. With a haunting atmosphere and sharp storytelling by Max Allan Collins, the issue unfolds through the dynamic art of Terry Beatty and Gary Kato, with Jan Brunner’s colors deepening the mood. The cover by Terry Beatty captures the eerie stillness of the mountain retreat, setting the stage for a story rooted in history and suspense.
In "Murder at Mohawk: Part One: A Mist-Tree Tale," Jo finds herself drawn into a decades-old mystery when a writer’s research into the Mohawk Massacre—its grim past echoing through the mist-laden woods—collides with a sudden, unsettling presence at the mountain house. As secrets buried in the snow begin to surface, the quiet retreat turns into a tense game of hidden motives and forgotten names.
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Reprinted in The Files of Ms. Tree #3 (1986), Ms. Tree #3 (2021)
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