Secret Invasion Director’s Cut

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Secret Invasion Director’s Cut

By: Stephen Schleicher | June 11th, 2008

You have Skrull questions, Marvel has Skrull answers…

Secret Invasion #1 Director’s Cut (a brand new printing) is being expanded to 80 pages, will include all the variant covers, the prologue story, the script to the issue, a Leinil Yu sketchbook, and all those fantastic Who Do You Trust? images done by Greg Horn that I ran on the site

SECRET INVASION #1 DIRECTOR’S CUT (MAY082314)
Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS
Penciled by LEINIL YU
Cover by STEVE MCNIVEN
How did Dum Dum Dugan become a Skrull? What did Bendis envision for the kick off of Secret Invasion? Get your popcorn ready—Secret Invasion #1 Director’s Cut answers these questions and more, for a Secret Invasion #1 experience like never before!