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From the Private Collection of Artist Jeremie King
Each of these rare books and collectibles comes from the private library of Jeremie King, a professional artist and creative visionary with over 40 years of experience in illustration, design, and fine art. Over the decades, Jeremie built a world-class collection of art and design editions — spanning concept design, animation, comics, and Japanese visual culture — chosen for their influence, craftsmanship, and artistic legacy.
Every piece has been carefully handled, stored flat, and inspected for condition. Many are first editions, limited prints, or rare convention exclusives rarely seen in such pristine condition. Whether you’re a collector or an artist seeking inspiration, these items represent a lifetime of passion for the creative process and the beauty of visual storytelling.
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Item: Project: Superior Limited Preview Print
Artist: James Jean
Publisher: AdHouse Books
Event: Baltimore Comic-Con Exclusive (2004)
Edition: Limited to 200 copies, Signed and Hand-Numbered #064/200
Size: Approx. 6\" x 9\" (laminated display sleeve included)
Condition: Near Mint (protected in original sleeve, no creases or discoloration)
Overview:
A limited-edition preview print created exclusively for the 2004 Baltimore Comic-Con, promoting the forthcoming anthology Project: Superior from AdHouse Books. Illustrated and signed by James Jean, the Eisner Award–winning artist known for his cover work on Fables and Batgirl, this collectible piece features early artwork titled The Superiors and was distributed in a hand-numbered run of only 200 copies.
The back of the piece includes detailed production notes and contributor listings, tying it directly to the Project series (Project: Telstar and Project: Superior). It’s both a promotional artifact and a standalone signed art print, making it especially appealing to collectors of Jean’s early AdHouse-era works.
Jean’s contributions to Project: Superior predate his full-scale fine art breakout and link to his early AdHouse publishing period — the same creative window as Process Recess (2004).
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Condition:
Near Mint. Still in its original laminated sleeve from the 2004 event. Crisp edges, bright colors, and a bold artist signature. Stored flat in a smoke-free art collection since purchase.
