Ledger · Wentworth reading room
Avengers origin-issue NFT comics
The ensemble becomes a team on these pages, then the edition closes.
Netpilot Base prepares numbered origin issues — splash, recap, interiors, closing page — as NFT comics with a paper proof of the opening splash. You read the dummy in Wentworth, or you write for an allocation if the issue is already on the ledger.
“An origin issue, on our ledger, is the hour the roster is named. Not a variant cover sold without interiors.”
Reserve an allocationWhat we will actually hold for you
The commercial core is a reserved number in an Avengers origin-issue collectible drop. Commissions, sittings, and previews exist so that number is not a guess.
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Origin-issue drop allocation
A reserved place in a numbered Avengers origin-issue NFT comic drop, with a paper proof and a provenance note written in the Wentworth reading room.
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Commissioned origin pages
A new Avengers origin issue drawn to brief: splash, recap box, interiors, and a closing page ready for a later collectible drop.
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Origin-run consultation
A sitting with the provenance clerk to map which Avengers origin issues you already hold and which gaps are worth filling before the next drop.
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Reading-room preview
An hour in the Wentworth reading room with the current origin issue on the board, before the drop closes.
The origin ledger is a shelf, not a catalogue of covers
Each entry is a sequential Avengers origin story with a page count, an edition, and a status: open, on the board, in pencils, or allocated. If the recap box leans on an earlier issue, we say so before you reserve.
Walk the current dummy, then decide. We would rather credit a preview chair than allocate a last page you will not reread.
Open the origin ledger
From a sitting in Ely to a plate mark in Wentworth
I reserved number 14 of Assembly Hour One after sitting with the dummy. The recap box on page two named the people who had refused the meeting that morning, which is the detail I had been missing in reprint packs. The paper proof arrived rolled too tight and took a day under books to flatten — I wish they had said that in the handover — but the plate mark matches the token and I have since read the interiors twice.
More sittings, commissions, and one collector who left without a number.