About the desk
A booth lane, a wet scooter bag, and too many Cover B holes
Module Lane Hub began as a folding table in a Bangkok fair aisle — a “module” of space on a marked lane — where readers kept asking the same Deadpool question: which letter did they miss, and could anyone hold the rest before the wall emptied.
The early work was unglamorous. Someone would arrive with a polybagged A cover and a phone photo of a virgin they had seen in a US preview. Importers had already allocated the incentive to shops that ordered deeper. By the time a Chiang Mai collector heard the rumor, the copy was gone. We started writing lists instead of pointing at the wall.
Thailand’s climate did the rest of the teaching. Foil that looked fine in an air-conditioned booth cockled in a backpack on the BTS. We learned to bag before the handshake, and to refuse a rainy scooter handoff. That habit is still in the bundle pickup notes.
Marvel NFT comic editions arrived later, usually as a second object a collector already owned and could not place beside the print. We do not mint, list, or “drop” files. We sit with the print and the viewer and mark what matches. That hour is a walkthrough, not a sales pitch for a wallet.
People at the table
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Kittipong R.
Cover coordinator. Reads solicitations, writes bundle letters, and argues with inbound counts when a 1:25 is listed but not in the box.
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Siriwan M.
Pickup and packing. Boards, second bags for metallics, and the monsoon rule: no raw stacks at the doorway.
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Elliot T.
Edition walkthroughs. Lamp, calibrated screen, and a pencil list of crops that only exist in the NFT comic viewer.
How we work
We answer in English, keep lists in writing, and treat a deposit as a hold on named files — not a ticket to “whatever looks cool.” Correspondence and phone contact use the details on the contact page. The desk is in Thailand; the listed office address is used as given for letters.
We are not a Marvel licensee, a grader, or a shop with a full wall of every publisher. Deadpool alternate covers, fan bundles, and collector inquiries are the work. If you need a different character run, say so; we may decline rather than pretend inbound we do not have.