Why mint order is a poor Marvel NFT comic spine

Collectible platforms love a Friday night banner. Story rooms love a quiet scene that explains why the banner exists. Those two calendars collide.

Start with the recap box on page one of each file you hold. If the recap cites a rooftop chase you have not read, the mint date is lying about sequence. Put that file after the chase chapter even if the chase dropped on a Tuesday nobody promoted.

Motion extras complicate the clock further. A thirty-second sting can resolve a still-art cliffhanger that looked unfinished. Index the sting as an epilogue row, not as a replacement for the pamphlet analogue.

Web Work Base sheets use beat labels such as prologue, mid-arc, tie-in, and sting. They are ugly words on purpose. They stop a reading group from treating a jacket drop as chapter four.