In the cartoon, a vignette is a box bounded by lines representing a moment of history. It is considered as the representation of the minimum space or significant time, and is the minimum unit of the Assembly of the comic. This narrow and scenic space collects action drawn and sometimes a text, 1 so that within it are often coexist the iconic language, and sometimes also the verbal language. The space that separates the bullets is known as 2nd Street ( in English 41 gutter;.