Paper, gold leaf, and what the NFT edition actually holds

The chain is a delivery method. The object is still a comic panel. We scan the still at print resolution, including accidents: a gold-leaf crack on a drop border, a hair in the ink that we decided to keep. Those marks go into the file that is minted. If your marketplace preview compresses them away, the archive we send by email still has them.

You do not receive the working board. Ewan keeps pencils in Milton in case a sequence later needs the same Thor. You receive the issued still, the motion file, and one edition. Asking us to mint a second copy of a private panel is a new job, not a button.

We write the metadata in plain language: title of the beat, realm, motion note, and the estimate date. We do not fill fields with invented rarity scores. If that makes a listing look quiet beside louder comics, that is acceptable here.