A 2035 note for the drive in the drawer
Offline copies fail when nobody writes which viewer opened them. Leave instructions beside the checksums.
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Longer notes on Marvel NFT comic preservation: lighting, naming, hashes, and the habits that keep a splash page describable.
Keeping serials readable when variant covers multiply
Variant covers scramble memory. A ledger line that quotes the serial from your own screen is kinder than a recap from social posts.
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Gutters, balloons, and the quiet failures of interiors
Most NFT comic interiors do not vanish. They pinch. Naming the pinch is the whole job.
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Checksums for cover files that still look ‘the same’
Two covers can match to the eye and differ in a single metadata block. The hash tells you whether the file moved.
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Why a Marvel NFT splash still needs a paper caption
Screens lie with brightness. A caption written on the day you first read the issue becomes the memory that insurance files understand.
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