1 April 2026
What actually belongs in a collector bundle
A bundle is a reading order and a gap list, not a lucky dip of leftover covers from the same month.
A collector bundle at this desk starts with a named Avengers event, not a calendar month. If two crossovers overlap, they become two lists. Mixing them makes a pile, not a bundle.
The first page of our bundle note is a reading order for the covers, not the interiors. Some collectors only want the event trade dress sequence. Others want every connecting cover that forms a single poster. We will not guess which one you meant.
The second page is a gap list. Covers you already hold are named and then set aside. We have lost work by quietly “completing” a set with duplicates a collector kept in another wallet.
Variant lines stay in their lane. If you asked for main covers plus one designated incentive line, a foil logo that happens to share the event word does not sneak onto the list. Arthit marks those as out of scope rather than as a bonus.
Closed windows stay on the gap list with the word closed. We do not replace them with a random leftover from the same artist. If you later want a substitution, that is a new sentence in a new request.