Vignettes: The Director’s Cut

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Vignettes: The Director’s Cut

By: Stephen Schleicher | July 9th, 2008

Image Comics has announced plans to release the early work of Jim Valentino in a new collection.

“Finally releasing this new definitive edition of VIGNETTES feels like one part pride, one part humility,” Valentino said. “Seriously, VIGNETTES reads like a life lived at 100 MPH with everything from sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll through parenting, the struggles of the young artist and everything in between. I’m thrilled to have it all contained under one cover.”

Vignettes will also collect some never before seen material into the 144-page black and white trade paperback. Vignettes: The Directors will sell for $14.99 and arrives September 24, 2008.

via Image Comics