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Ok. Well, I've got: "Big flat bricks wall." But no corner, no hallway, no torch or dwarf. Full page, but not a strip/banner like the original suggestion. I've got: "Big flat bricks wall" AND "corner." But no halls, no torch, no dwarf with shield, and it's an interior corner versus what sounds...

AH! Sorry...Here's the whole thing.

From your description, I presumed you were referring to this image, but this is the only one I can find online and it's cropped. It's a Trampier, not a Sutherland.

Well, the rest of the series above is... huh...Well, here are these. It seems the final page/panel of them arriving at the "treasure" - the fourth panel in the series- doesn't seem to be google-able.

I love this! I have been struggling with coming up with some "cool/evocative" name for a "Psychic Warrior" class in my own homebrew, to no avail. This is PERFECT! The light or no armor...swift on their feet...the "ranged weaponry" angle can be worked in, though doesn't need to be integral to...

Rangers and Paladins that don't get spells before 8th-9th level. Druids that can't shapeshift before 7th. <ducks>

Just a minor nit, but since you note other inclusions from the original (1e) Fiend Folio, that the Ice Troll also originates -or, well, I don't know if it originates, but it is IN the 1e FF.

I think simplicity is really first and foremost. One can get as granular as one wants, and delve into the "in world/in game" construct of a magic item "industry"...wanderer "Tinker-crafters" that make and sell minor utilitarian bobbles from village to village vs. Master dwarven Rune-smiths who...

You see, when a Hill Giant and another Hill Giant love each other very much...

Fantasy Realism and overall winner, imho, Elmore. Comic Booky goodness, dramatic scenes, crisp lines, and heroicly proportioned figures (for that day): Jeff Dee and Willingham are my tight, tied and close, seconds. Brom is the furtherest from "quintessential D&D." But he is both foundational...