Journal
Notes from solicitations, bags, and the lamp
Short pieces on how we read Deadpool cover codes, what a fan bundle contains, and how a Marvel NFT comic edition sits beside a print you already own.
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Why Deadpool cover letters and incentive ratios are not the same job
Cover A is not automatically common, and a 1:25 is not automatically prettier. Here is how we read solicitations before we hold a bundle.
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What sits in a fan bundle that a single cover hold will never include
A hold is one slot. A bundle is a small run assembled so the issue reads as a set on the shelf, including the ugly cover you would otherwise skip.
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Reading a Marvel NFT comic edition beside the Deadpool print you already bagged
The digital file is not a receipt for the print, and the print is not a backup drive. Walkthroughs exist because the two objects share a character and almost never share a trim.
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Packing Deadpool covers for a Bangkok pickup during monsoon weeks
Rain on a scooter bag will ruin a foil faster than a careless fold. These are the packing habits we use between the desk and the doorway.
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Five questions we ask before we reserve a Deadpool chase variant
Chase covers attract rushed deposits. Slowing the inquiry by five questions has saved more money than any pep talk about “the market.”
