Walking a collector through a four-issue proof
What we actually do in the reading room when a family edition is almost ready to mint.
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Short pieces on how a Fantastic Four family edition actually gets drawn, lettered, printed, and bound to its token.
What we actually do in the reading room when a family edition is almost ready to mint.
Read the noteMixing a Johnny orange that still looks like flame after the mill’s dampening.
Read the noteBalloon placement around plates, and why Ben’s voice cannot sit on the gravy boat.
Read the noteWe mint after the print proof because the colophon has to match the paper in your hands.
Read the noteHow we dress a Hawthorpe breakfast scene so cosmic crackle sits next to washing-up.
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