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Ms. Tree Quarterly#8
Cover: Randy DuBurke

Ms. Tree Quarterly #8

Jul 1992 · DC · 3.95 USD; 4.75 CAD
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In "Maternity Leave," Ms. Tree faces the final weeks of her pregnancy amid rising tension from the Powers family, who are determined to prevent her child from being born. Written by Max Allan Collins and illustrated by Terry Beatty, this poignant chapter captures the emotional weight of impending motherhood, with Eric Kachelhofer’s colors and Gary Kato’s lettering adding depth to the story. The cover by Randy DuBurke perfectly frames the moment’s intensity.

Contains 2 stories
Maternity Leave
48 pp · Detective-Mystery
EffieRoger FreemontDan GreenWilliam Powers Jr. (in flashback)Michael Tree Jr.Don DonnieFrankie the Loon (in flashback)William Powers Sr.Vin (dies)thug (dies)Melodie Tree (introduction)Melodie Powers (in flashback)

In "Maternity Leave," Ms. Tree navigates the final weeks of her pregnancy, balancing the personal stakes of impending motherhood with the relentless threats from the Powers family, who will stop at nothing to prevent her child from being born. The story unfolds with tense intimacy, blending the quiet gravity of a life entering the world with the sharp edges of a mystery that refuses to let go.

The Harlequin Carnival
8 pp · Spy
Carol

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Cast · 2 characters

Full credits

artist, inker Terry Beatty
letterer Gary Kato
cover pencils, inks Randy DuBurke

Reprints

Reprinted in Agent X9 #10/1994 (1994), Agent X9 #11/1994 (1994), The Mammoth Book of Best Crime Comics #[nn] (2008), Ms. Tree #1 (2019)

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