Ms. Tree Quarterly

Ms. Tree is plunged into the world of satanic cults while investigating the death of a young girl who may have been a human sacrifice. Written by Max Allan Collins, with art by Terry Beatty. Also, John Butcher appears in an illustrated prose story as he's forced to confront a Lakota medicine man on a brutal path of revenge against the white man. Written by Mike Baron and illustrated by Shea Anton Pensa. Plus, Midnight deals out justice to two men in blue who are more criminal than cop in a story written by Ed Gorman, with art by Graham Nolan.

Ms. Tree confronts the chilling spectre of prejudice as she deals with the horrors of gay-bashing even as she seeks out the murderer of the man who had her targeted for 'outing' in his gay magazine. Written by Max Allan Collins, with art by Terry Beatty. Also, Midnight appears in a back-up story that finds him on the trail of a serial killer whose hunger goes beyond bloodlust. Written by Ed Gorman, with art by Graham Nolan. The Butcher appears in Part Two of his prose story, written by Mike Baron, with art by Shea Anton Pensa.

Ms. Tree's old classmate reenters her life and involves her in a deadly menage a trois of murder. Written by Max Allan Collins, with art by Terry Beatty. Plus, Midnight plays father to an abandoned child as he searches through the ghetto for its mother...and an explanation of the child's sorry condition in a story by writer Ed Gorman artist Rick Burchett.

A series of brutal rapes and murders at Mike Tree's college brings Ms. Tree to campus. She must find the guilty party not only to serve justice - but to clear her stepson of suspicion! Written by Max Allan Collins, with art by Terry Beatty. This issue's Midnight back-up story by Ed Gorman and Rick Burchett finds Midnight involved in the sleazy world of teenage prostitution as he tries to rescue a young girl who thinks she's found a way out of her sordid life...through suicide.

Ms. Tree is locked in a gothic house of horrors with psychics, ghosts, mediums..and a murderer! Written by Max Allan Collins, with art by Terry Beatty. Also, Midnight must help the woman he loves when she becomes the victim of a violent crime. Written by Ed Gorman, with art by Rick Burchett.

Ms. Tree's stepson is reunited with his girlfriend...a member of the Muerta crime family. Ms. Tree's bitterest enemies. Ms. Tree is then hired by the girl's cousin to hunt down and kill another member of the family. Written by Max Allan Collins, with art by Terry Beatty. And, in the back-up story, Midnight tracks down the woman he loves and learns that he never really knew her. Written by Ed Gorman, with art by Rick Burchett.

Ms. Tree is nine months pregnant, but that doesn't keep her off the job, nor does it do much to mellow her out. Written by Max Allan Collins, with art by Terry Beatty. Plus, in the back-up tale, King Faraday becomes the target of a mysterious group of assassins while vacationing in Venice. Written by Joey Cavalieri, with art by Carmine Infantino and Frank McLaughlin.