Edition
Villain spotlight
Kingpin, Enchantress, Dormammu, Thanos, Mysterio: each run treats one antagonist as lead. Supporting faces are capped. The NFT metadata names the issue, cover code, and edition cap.
Bangkok · ICT drop hours · Marvel villains
The antagonist gets the whole issue.
Data Control Path makes Marvel NFT comics as spotlight editions: one villain on the cover, a numbered interior, a themed month on the drop calendar, and a waitlist that freezes before the mint.
Spotlight
Sheet
Themed months
Street-crime ledgers, green-magic court, cosmic tyrants, masked tricksters. The calendar prints waitlist windows and a single ICT hour so clubs in Thailand are not chasing rumours.
Desk
Named waitlists
A request is a card: your name, the issue, cover preference, and how we reach you. If the cap is full we write a decline, not a silent hold.
What a collector actually receives
A spotlight edition is not a poster drop. You receive the NFT comic issue, the edition sheet (villain, page count, cap, ICT hour), and—if you book it—forty minutes with the printed proofs in Bangkok before the mint.
We do not raise a cap after the waitlist opens. We do not put two lead villains on one cover. Private clubs may commission a closed list; public months stay on the wall calendar.
From a Chiang Mai waitlist card
“I asked for the Kingpin street-crime cover, not the variant with the skyline crop. They wrote the preference on the waitlist card and called when the cap was one name from full.”