Timothy Truman – Scout #24, Pages 26–27 Final Double-Page Spread Farewell Original Art, 1987
Year: 1987
Publisher: Eclipse Comics
Published: October 1987 – Scout #24
Pages: 26–27
Medium: Ink on paper
Size: 28 × 17 inches (71.1 × 43.2 cm)
Original published double-page spread by Timothy Truman from Scout #24, the final issue of the original 24-issue series. Appearing on pages 26–27, the spread follows the conclusion of “Sittin’ on Top of the World” and serves as Truman’s farewell to the original Scout run. A two-page full-cast illustration with Truman’s farewell and preview message.
The artwork brings together Scout, Monday, Beau and Missy, making it an especially significant piece from the series: a large cast image created specifically to close out the original run before Truman continued the story in Scout: War Shaman.
The artwork was also republished when Scout #24 was reproduced in the Spanish Scout #19, published by Planeta-DeAgostini/Comics Forum in 1991 as the final issue of that edition.
Artist: Timothy Truman
Timothy Truman is an American comic artist and writer best known for creating Scout and for his work on Grimjack, Jonah Hex, Hawkworld and Conan. Scout was one of his defining creator-owned works and an important independent comic of the 1980s.