Commission
NFT comic collector editions
Help reading a Scarlet Witch NFT comic drop as a collector object: what file, what print proof, what transfer, and whether it belongs beside the floppy run.
Who it is for
Floppy collectors who have been offered a Scarlet Witch NFT comic issue and want to know what they would actually hold.
What you leave with
A plain-language brief: edition size, accompanying print or box, transfer steps, and how we would house it next to the paper run.
Included
- Read of the publisher’s collector terms as they affect ownership of the file and any physical proof
- Comparison with the equivalent floppy or trade
- Storage advice for boxed proofs
Not included
- Wallet setup as a paid product
- Trading, flipping, or minting on your behalf
- Investment performance claims
Who does the work
Owen Hart with Mara Ellison on any purchase
How it runs
- You send the drop name and any listing
- We write the brief
- If you still want the object, it moves onto a sourcing retainer
Time
Brief in five days; sourcing follows the flagship timeline
Place
Remote brief; boxed proofs can be viewed in studio.
Preparation
Screenshots of the listing and any serial or token id the seller quotes.
Limits
We treat the NFT comic as a numbered collector issue, not as a financial instrument. We will decline drops with no named publisher or no transfer history.
How we charge
Fixed brief fee; sourcing uses the chaos-magic sourcing retainer.
£70 for a written edition brief; £150 if we also source a named drop
Send the drop title and what you have already been told it includes.