Comic Title: Manhunter #24
Publisher: DC (DC Comics Inc.)
Address: 666 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY
Cover Date: April 1990
On Sale Date: February 13, 1990 Shipping Date February 13, 1990
Source: Previews, #12

Shipping Date February 13, 1990
Source: Amazing Heroes, #176

Shipping Date February 15, 1990
Source: Advance Comics, #14

Direct Market Date February 15, 1990
Source: Comic Shop News, #139

Copyright Date February 13, 1990
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1990

Frequency: Monthly
Cover Price: $1.00
Page Count: 32
Editor: Jonathan Peterson

Title: "The Long Goodbye"
Pages: 22

Feature(s):
Manhunter (Post-Crisis)

Writer: Kim Yale
Penciller: Grant Miehm
Inker: John Statema
Letterer: Gaspar Saladino
Colorist: Carl Gafford

Feature Character(s)

• Manhunter (last appearance in Manhunter #23; next appearance in Flash #36)

Supporting Character(s)

• David Challoner (last appearance in Manhunter #23; no further appearances)
• Gary Devries (last appearance in Manhunter #23; no further appearances)
• Eleanor Shaw (last appearance in Manhunter #20; no further appearances)
• Eliot Shaw (last appearance in Manhunter #20; no further appearances)
• James Shaw (last appearance in Manhunter #20; no further appearances)
• Lt. Best (last appearance in Manhunter #20; no further appearances)
• Sylvia Kandrey (last appearance in Manhunter #21; no further appearances)

Villain(s)

• The new Dumas (as a corpse; last appearance in Manhunter #23; no further appearances)
• Captain Cold (last appearance in Flash #35; next appearance in Flash #36)

Other Character(s)

• Mr. Hanson (a defense attorney; no further appearances)
• Tamaki (last appearance in Manhunter #21; no further appearances)
• Ryu (last appearance in Manhunter #20; no further appearances)
• Howard Baxter-Foote (last appearance in Manhunter #13; next appearance in Hawkworld #2)
• N'Lasa (last appearance in Manhunter #23; no further appearances)

Comments:
Saints and Sinners Epilogue

This story is continued from Manhunter #23.

Synopsis:
Following his decisive battle with Dumas, Mark Shaw returns to Japan where authorities await. They want to prosecute him for the theft of Hirohito's sword. However, Ryu, the new leader of Dai-Ichi-Doku has arranged for charges to be dropped.

Mark then returns home. He makes peace with his family and decides to give up his activities as Manhunter. Mark elects to take up a job offer from David and Gary to work with their salvage company.