Collector notes — Utility Flow Core

These notes come from people who emailed or telephoned the Manchester studio after cataloguing work. They are not marketplace stars, not app-store widgets, and not paid placements.

I sent Nia a jumble of Veve screenshots for a twelve-issue street-level run. She split the foil week from the standard covers and put issue 7 back in sequence after I had named the reprint file as if it were a new number. The desktop list finally matches the splash pages I actually have notes on.

Owen refused to dump every cover with a particular character into one row, which is what I had done in a spreadsheet. The variant codes made it obvious I owned a virgin treatment and a dual-cover file for the same issue, not two copies of the same object. That saved me from listing them as duplicates in a shop conversation.

The drop timeline caught a postponed Wednesday window I had recorded as Tuesday because my phone clock was still on a US zone. Britain/London in the remark column sounds fussy until you sort a month of Marvel NFT comic drops and watch issue 5 leap over issue 4.

Hygiene on my “covers_new” folder found four identical crops of the same standard cover and a file named #10 that was clearly #16 on the trade dress. They sent a changelog instead of silently deleting things, so I could see the merges.

I asked for reprint flags on a bundle that reused a first-drop cover. The cards marked reprint without pretending the interior had been compared page by page. That honesty is why I still keep their field order on my home computer.

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